Reopening of the Clones Methodist Church
The ceremony of the reopening of the Clunes Methodist. Clmrch, which had been blown over on the 10th February last, took place on Friday, 5th instant, and notwithstanding the…
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Home Mission Society
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The diamond jubilee of the Church of England Home Mission Socicty was celebrated in the Town Hall last night. Over 4000 people were present,…
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The Casino "District held its quarterl meeting on Monday evening when the Rev. E. M. Boyer presided over a moderate attendance. Steady…
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At a meeting of the Parochial Council at All Saint's Church on Thursday evening a Petition from Parishioners for the division of the Parish was considered…
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The anniversary of the Methodist Church was held on Sunday and continued on Tuesday last. The church was beautifully decorated in harmony with the keeping of Mothers'…
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The Rev. W. H. Jones, the new secretary of the N.S.W. Methodist Homo Missions, is announced to address a series of public meetings in the district, commencing at Lismore on…
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The Church of England service at Tumbulgum on Sunday next has been cancelled, and a children's service at 3 p.m. at All Saints' Church arranged…
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A church committee in Melbourne has made some discoveries. Within an area of 174,800 church-going people, of which one denomination, the…
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At a meeting of the Parochial Council at All Saints' Church, Murwillumbah, on Thursday evening a petition from parishioners for the…
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The Austrian Government announces the immediate seizure of all church bells for the purpose of having them converted into gunmetal. The…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.— The Bishops discussed many other subjects of importance, but none, they felt, could be of such gravity as this. Their action is not to be understood as…
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Mass was celebrated at St. Carthage's Cathedral by Monsignor McGuire at 9 o'clock, and an address was delivered by his Lordship, Dr. Carroll. The children then lined…
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Next Sunday will be held the 4th annual military church parade service at St. John's C. of E. All members of the military forces are invited…
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In the Commons to-day Mr Winston Churchill contended that a large margin of the home, defence troops could be made available for raising the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Record Daily Average. the Prime Minister's Speech. Churchill Attacks the War Office
LONDON, Tuesday.—Mr. Asquith inthe Commons in moving the vote confined himself to the financial interests of the country, not attempting any general review…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Sir Rider Haggard, after concluding 3000 miles of travel in Australia in the interests of immigration after the war, stated he had been extraordinarily…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—An exchange telegraphs that Prince Von Bulow is going to Washington on a special mission, and probably remains there as Ambassador…
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The new secretary of the Methodist Home Missions, the Rev. W. H. Jones, will be in the Lismore district for some days. Last evening he addressed a meeting at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fighting Around Verdun. Desperate Struggle Continues. British Recruiting and the Labor Party. Prince Von Bulow's Mission to Washington. Operations of Italians and Austrians. Empire Day in United Kingdom. Prime Minister. Extension of Leave
LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. Norton Griffiths, M.P., asks whether, in view of the Buggested postponement of the Paris Conference, Mr. Asquith is asking the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Riots. Statement by Mr, Asquith. Outstanding Problems. Unique Opportunity for Settlement. Mr. Lloyd George's Mission
LONDON, Thursday.—The House was crowded and listened to the Irish statement with the most intense interest. Mr. Asquith said that if the statement was made on the…
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