Church of England
ON Sunday next, the first Sunday in the new year, there will be two celebrations of Holy Communion, one at 7.30, and the other after morning prayer. At the evening service the…
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Churches, 1908
226 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 12
Methodist Church. Dubbo-Narromiae Circuit
The following article contributed to a recent issue of the THE METHODIST by the superintendent of the circuit will be read with interest:—…
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There was an amusing sequel on 31st October to the dispute in regard to the non-payment of rates, amounting to L16, between the Paddington Borough…
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Messrs. Curtis and Henson have offered for sale, at Tokenhouse Yard, by order of Mr Wilberforce Bryant's executors, the freehold property near…
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It is likely that the Rev. Father P. Kiely, who has lately arrived in this State from Ireland, will come to Wellington in about a fortnight's time to…
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NEXT Sunday the usual evening service will be at 7, instead of 7.30. At this service there will be no sermon. A special open air service, to which the…
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A little while ago we announced that the Rev. Father P. Kiely, who has lately arrived in this State from Ireland, would, in all probability, come to…
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TO-NIGHT (Friday) at 7.30 there will be the usual monthly preparation service. Sunday next will be kept as the day of the Harvest Festival. Special music has been prepared,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A West Australia Tragedy. Suicide of an ex-President of the Methodist Conference
The Rev. Thomas Bird, ex-president of the Methodist Conference, whose name was prominently mentioned in the recent Illingworth inquiry, was found death in King's Park, Porth…
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IN Holy Trinity Anglican Church on Sunday last was held the annual harvest festival service. The building was fittingly decorated with wheat and maize stalks, fruit, grasses, &c., and a…
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Sir,—Alick Dawson, the writer of "Wonderful! Isn't It?" in his mems re the new Union Church, Yeoval, asks to be corrected if he has been…
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Like cod-liver oil and caviare an Anglican bishop is an acquired taste. Sartorial blots upon the face of nature, they start upon their arduous career…
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The annual business meeting of the Wellington Presbyterian Church was held in the church last night. Notwithstanding the very unfavorable…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Yeoval Union Church. (To the Editor of the TIMES.)
Sir,—An article appeared in your journal, dated 6th inst., written by a certain gentleman who signs his name A. H. Howard, wherein he accuses me…
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The Methodist Conference opens in Sydney on Tuesday next, the 25th inst. We are informed that the Rev. W. Atkinson leaves on Monday night for the purpose of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Yeoval Union Church. (To the Editor Wellington TIMES.)
(Sir,—A wrong explanation of my letter of the 6th. inst. appeared in your issue of the 13th., signed Geo. E. Job, Teoval, and I ask Mr. Geo. E. Job to…
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AT the recent Methodist Conference, in connection with the memorial from the Dubbo-Narromine circuit, urging division of the circuit, the Rev. J. Woodnough moved an amendment…
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In the second allotment of stations at the Methodist Conference, the Revs. H. S. Bowdan, and. R. Tod[?], are mentioned for the Dubbo-Narrom[?]ne' Ci[?]it, No…
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MR. REUBEN COVERDALE, associated with the Brotherhood of the Good Shepherd since its establishment, and for the past few years stationed at Nymagee, is to be ordained at St…
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An episode which created much interest and a[?]nusement among those not directly concerned happened in a local place of worship on Sunday evening (writes the…
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