A Church Incident
A peculiar incident is reported from Moruya. A lad of about eight years went to the Sunday evening service and went to sleep. The service concluded…
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Church of England. Vestry Meeting
The annual vestry meeting of the Church of England was held in All Saints’ school-hall, Nowra, on Monday evening last, the Rec. W. Newby…
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The Rev. Joseph Walker, recently appointed minister of the Shoalhaven Methodist Circuit, is to be entertained at a welcome social on Wednesday…
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At the Church of England Vestry meeting in Nowra on Monday night the Rector (Rev. W. Newby-Fraser) pointed out to the necessity for the…
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The formal welcome to the Circuit to the Rev J. and Mrs Thomas was tendered in the Church on Wednesday last, in the form of a monster Tea-meeting. The…
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The Rev. J. Walker, the new Methodist minister, preached a stirring sermon at the Nowra Church on Sunday evening on the subject. "Why men go to Church."…
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The annual meeting of the Ladies' Church Aid Society was held in the Methodist school room last Thursday afternoon. The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev. Joseph…
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ON Sunday last, at the Methodist Church, Rev. E. W. Briscombe preached in the morning to a large congregation from the 12th chapter…
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The annual meeting of the Ladies’ Church Aid Society in. connection with the Methodist Church was held in the Nowra schoolroom on Thursday…
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Mrs. Edison, the wife of the famous inventor, is an earnest church worker and the superintendent of a Sunday-school. Her latest enterprise has been…
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The coal-gas lighting of All Saints’ Church, Nowra, is a great improvement on the old system of lighting with kerosene, and a matter of much…
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A very successful tea and public meeting in connection with the Presbyterian Church, Nowra, was held in the School Hall, on Wednesday evening last. Both the tea and…
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LAST Saturday afternoon Sir Harry H. [?] the State Governor layed the foundation stone of a new [?] Church at North St. Leonard near the Crows Nest…
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Excellent it would be if public men could be induced to give us their judgment of their own characters that is to say, if they revealed them…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New Church and Manse at North St, Leouards. Laying the Foundation Stone
The congregation of North St. Leonards was favoured with ideal weather on Saturday last, when the foundation stones of the new church and manse were laid, in the presence of about a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Church of England Grammar School. FAREWELL
On Wednesday evening the pupils attending this school, as well as ex-pupils, together with a few friends, met in the School Hall, on the invitation of Mr Leacock, who…
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She was only a little woman, 'tis true. And bern was a common story; She never had dreamed of a thing to do THat would lead to fame or glory…
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Mr A. Bruntnell, lecturer New South Wales Alliance, is to revisit the South Coast next month, and conduct temperance missions in the different…
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The Rev. David Smith, late of Albury, has received a call to the Berry Presbyterian Church, of which the Rev. D. McLennan (now of Allora, Queensland) was for several…
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The neighborhood of Icklingham, a picturesque village between Bury St. Edmunds and Mildenhall, was the scene of considerable excitement when it became…
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