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Churches, 1894

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the central mission. Sunday's Services

The Methodist · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 9

Centenary Hall:— Parade Service :—9.30, Rev. R. Bavin. Morning :—11, Rev. G. Martin. Afternoon :—3, Conference on Strikes…

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Balmain Wesleyan Mission Central Hall

The Methodist · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 9

In September last the authorities of the above Mission, seeking for a hall of their own, services having been held in the Town Hall for about two years,…

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The Rev. Thomas Cook's Mission

The Methodist · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 7

IN connection with Mr. Cook's Australian Mission, arrangements have been made to secure his services in this colony. Already many of our people…

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Zenana Mission. Girls' Boarding School, Kilpauk, Madras

The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 1163

The visit of Mrs. Longhurst, Superintendent of the Church of Scotland Zenana mission in Madras, India, to Australia in 1891, will yet be fresh in the minds of many of our readers. At that time, Mrs…

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“ Farewelling.” Mr. G. W. Smailes says “ Good-bye,” at Parramatta Primitive Methodist Church. the Tea

The Cumberland Mercury · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 9

On Friday evening last a tea meeting was held at the Parramatta Primitive Methodist Church in connection with the departure from this (Parramatta) circuit of the Rev. G. W…

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Catholic. Our Visiting Prelates. Archbishop Redwood, Bishop Grimes, and Bishop Vidal

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 15

WE have been honoured this week by the presence of there distinguished prelates of the Marist Order. The Most Rev. Francis Redwood, Archbishop of Wellington, New Zealand, who was…

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The University and the Late Peter Faucett. Tribute to a Distinguished Catholic

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 16

A MEETING of the Senate of the Sydney University was held on Monday. The Vice-Chancellor (Judge Backhouse) reported that a vacancy had occurred on the Senate through the death of the Hon…

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Catholic. Festival at St. Mart's. Our Lady Help of Christians. Five Prelates Present

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 18

ST. Mary's Cathedral has rarely presented a more brilliant and imposing appearance than it did on Sunday [?], when in the presences of an immense congregation crowding the building the Feast of…

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The Hon. J. V. O'loghlin, M.l.c. a Popular South Australian Catholic

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 9

OUR Adelaide Catholic contemporary, the SOUTHERN CROSS, to hand this week, gives the particulars return of the Hon. J.V. O'Loghli[?] as representative in the South Australian…

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Lord Rando on Churchill

Evening News · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 4

LONDON, June 8.—Lord Randolph. Churchill, M.P., will shortly visit Australia. He will proceed via America…

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Church Concert at Manly

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 18

A CONCERT in aid of the funds of the Manly Church was given on Wednesday night in the Manly Oddfellows' Hall. The building was crowded to its almost capacity. The programme…

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Diocese of Maitland. Church Affirs at Hamilton

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 18

FOR nearly three months (writes a correspondent) the Right Rev. Dr. Murray has resided at the presbytery, and assisted by the Rev. Father Tiorney has discharged al l the duties of a paris…

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Sacred Heart Church

Freeman's Journal · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 16

THERE was special music at the Church of the Sacred Heart, Darling hurst, on the morning of the 1st inst., When the Forty Hours' Devotion ws brought to a close. Solemn High mass was celebrated…

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Lord Randolph Churchill. Visit to Australia. London, June 8

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 9

Lord Randolph Churchill, M.P., will shortly visit Australia. He will proceed via America…

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church news

The Methodist · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 4

LOWER HAWKESBURY.—Removal.—Miss Steinbeck, Teacher in charge of Leet's Vale Public School has been removed to Sydney; she and her sisters,…

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Church Gatherings

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 10

The annual meeting and conversazione of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the London Missionary Society was held in the Y.M.C.A.-hall on Tuesday afternoon. Lady Renwick…

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The Churches. Sermon for the Home

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 7

Under this heading sermons by eminent preachers are published in this widely-circulated paper, in order that in the remoto into ior, where there are no churches, and a clergyman ia rarely seen, the stockman, the miner, the…

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News of the Churches

Australian Town and Country Journal · Saturday 9 June 1894 · page 8

The Right Rev. Dr. Temple, Bishop of London, has promised to visit Australia. It has been resolved to build a new Presbyterian Church, at Castlemaine (v.), at a cost of…

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The Melanesian Mission Work

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 11 June 1894 · page 4

The Melanesian Mission Society's auxiliary screw yacht Southern Cross was at Auckland when the steamer Hauroto, which arrived here yesterday, left that port. The…

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The Mission of a Rose

Evening News · Monday 11 June 1894 · page 7

"I never see a deep red rose without thinking of Mignon Miguel." The words were spoken by one of a party of five who sat about a table in a…

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