The First Church Organ
The 10th of April is a memorable date for ecclesiastical musicians, who claim that on this day in 787 King Pepin placed the first organ—which he had…
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The Church and Boxing
Ringing cheers greeted tho Rev. E. S. Hughes, of Melbourne, as he stepped into the ring of the Victorian Amateur Boxing…
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The 10th of April is a memorable date for ecclesiastical musicians, who claim that on this day in 787 King Pepin placed the first organ â which he had…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Methodist Ladies Church Aid Society
ON Tuesday night the "At Home" in the Lyceum Hall in connection with the above Society was largely attended. The stage was prettily…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Alleged Anti-Catholic Picture
A Kiama correspondent complains that an itinerant troupe visiting that town lately showed in a series of living pictures a representation of a nun leaving a convent in San…
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The Baptists of London are not to be behind their co-religionists in forming institutional churches. Dr Clifford led the way many years ago…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Methodist Sunday School. Annual Entertainment
On Wednesday the annual entertainment in connection with the Methodist Sunday School took place in the Lyceum Hall. There…
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A vooaland elocutionary entertainment in fold of the funds of the Nowra Methodist Church Trust was given in the school of Arts hall on Monday evening with fairly…
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A very enjoyable social, in honor of Miss Jessie Campbell, was held in the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday night. There was a good attendance and…
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The Fancy Fair in aid of the Church of England was held in the School of Arts on Wednesday afternoon and evening last, and was a success from…
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On Tuesday the annual Teameeting in connection with the Church was held. This year the management decided to hold it in the School of Arts instead of in the…
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At Lindau (Writes the Geneva correspondent of the "Daily Mail" of 27th July), on the Swiss-Austrian frontier, a middle-aged man named Buhler…
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The assertion made in the Legislative Assembly last week that the churches were apathetic regarding the Lotteries Bill, and…
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THE concert and dramatic entertainment held in the School of Arts on Friday night was attended by a good house, the receipts…
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The Bishop of Goulburn (Dr. Barlow), will lay the foundation stone of the now Church at Quaama in Cobargo parish at noon on Monday, November 5th., He…
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At a social to celebrate the first anniversary of the induction of the Rev. D. Smith, M.A., Mr H. L. Lovegrove sang, in his usual effective stile,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Lost Crown. Disappears From a Church. Tale of Marauding Motorists
The Paris correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote on 29th August:— A crown which was constructed at a cost of 1,20,000 when the Pope decreed…
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A movement is on foot (according to the "Westminster Gazette") to preserve the interesting mediaeval cottage in the churchyard at Theydon Garnon, now…
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The choir of the Presbyterian Church gave a successful concert, on Monday evening last ill the King-horn-street hall, under the direction…
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A movement is on foot (according to the [?] v Gazetteâ) to preserve the interesting [?] cottage in the [?] at Theythan Garman, now…
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