German Emperor's Gift. Temora Lutheran Church. Temora
Dr. Finselbach has received a communication saying that the German Emperor is presenting the Temora Lutheran Church with two oil paintings…
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St. Andrews Church Congregational Meeting
The annual congregational meeting of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Wagga, was held on Monday evening, Key. E. Kay, Interim Moderator,…
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At the annual congregational meeting of the Tumut charge of the Presbyterian Church, on the 19.h inst, the report showed that fair progress…
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Last night the congregation of the local Presbyterian Church enjoyed a social function while holding their annual meeting…
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A further meeting of the congregation of St. Andrew's Church, Wagga, was held last evening to consider matters of importance. Ruv. K. Kay,…
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At St. John's Church, tomorrow, (Sunday) the services will be conducted, and a lantern lecture will be given in the hall on Monday…
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A very enthusiastic meeting in connection with the completion of St. Jude's Church, Coolac, was held on Thursday afternoon last…
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The Rev. R. S. Hammond last night gave a lecture illustrated by lantern pictures, explaining the work, and the need of it, of the Church of England…
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The annual Har[?]est Thanks giving festival in connection with the Methodist Church in Wagga was inansurated on Sunday, and continued last…
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The church building was crowded on Sunday night last, the occasion being the annual harvest thanksgiving service. Decorations of cereals, fruits…
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It is refreshing, after the way most church papers and people deal with such questions and matters, to find the "Church Commonwealth" (an Anglican…
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The annual meeting of the congregation of the above was held on 25th January at 8 p.m., Mr President McIntosh in the chair…
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Mrs. Harrison Lee-Gowkie, the queen of temparan[?] orators, is coining to ?Cootamundra to begin her great Noli[?] campaign on March 4th. Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wagga's New Hospital Tub Government Grant. Chairman's Successful Mission £2500 Practically Assured
In an interview with Mr. H. E. Mitchelmore, chairman of the 'Wagga District Hospital Committee, last evening an "Express" report learned the…
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The Minister for Defence, Mr. Joseph Cook, was present at the annual Methodist conference in the Lyceum Hall (Sydney) on Tuesday night, and…
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Mrs. Harrison. Lee-Cowie, the queen of temparance orators, is coming to Cootamundra to begin her great Noli[?] campaign on March 4th. Mrs…
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Rev. Joseph Beale, the retiring president of the Methodist Conference, which opened at Sydney Lyceum Hall on February 22, has been saying a few things…
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The body of Mr. George Cole, of Childers, one of the delegates to the Queensland Methodist Conference, was found on the railway line at Sandgale…
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The King received at his Palace members of the Convocation of Canterbury and York. His Majesty commended the Church for its growing…
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The church stood for righteousness, the kingdom of God (declares the Rev. Joseph Beale, formerly of Cootamundra) Surely there lay engermed in…
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