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Churches, 1907

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St. Joseph's Church, Belmore

The Catholic Press · Thursday 23 May 1907 · page 19

The following donations were received at the opeining of St. Joseph's Church , Belmora, on May 12: Dr. Donovan, K.C.S.G., £7; His Eminence Cardianl Moran, Rev. Father J…

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Church-School at Epping. the Cardinal Blesses the Foundation-stone. a Progressive District

Freeman's Journal · Thursday 23 May 1907 · page 12

Within the past few years the expansion of settlement in the fruitful Ryde district has been very marked. In view of this the Catholics of the district have come to realise the…

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Divorce Court. Waiting at the Church

Evening News · Thursday 23 May 1907 · page 6

In the Divorce Court before Mr. Justice G. B. Simpson, Lillian May Parrot (formerly Abadam), of 70 Moore street, Leichhardt, was the petitioner in a suit in which she asked that her…

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Mr. Churchill's Sympathy

Evening News · Thursday 23 May 1907 · page 4

Our own Sir William Lyne has not permitted himself to remain unnoticed in Great Britain while he was a Sojourner there. Sir William's oratory may not be of a…

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Churches. Murwillumbah

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 23 May 1907 · page 8

The Rev. Father Dalton, parish priest of Murwillumbah, was welcomed home to-day. The congregation presented him with a purse of sovereigns and illuminated address, and…

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Sir William Lyne on Winston Churchill London, Wednesday, 3.5 p.m

The Australian Star · Thursday 23 May 1907 · page 1

Sir William Lyne (Minister of Customs of the Commonwealth of Australia) states that Sir. Winston Churchill (Parliamentary Under-Secretary for the Colonies) sympathised…

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Melanesian Mission

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 24 May 1907 · page 8

WEST MAITLAND, Thursday.--An exhibition of work intended for a sale of work to be held in Sydney in aid of the Melanesian Mission took place in St. Paul's parish room this afternoon…

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Churches. Brewarrina

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 24 May 1907 · page 11

The proceeds of a bazaar and ball in aid of the Church of England rectory fund amounted to £221. HELENSBURGH, Thursday…

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Central Methodist Mission

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 8
Also in The Australian Star

The Central Methodist Mission Society, which is widely known for its philanthropic and evangelistic work, will celebrate its twenty-third birthday to- morrow. The occasion is one of…

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Anglican Church News

The Australian Star · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 7

The Archbishop preached in the Cathedral on Sunday morning. On Monday evening he presided at the annual festival meeting of the Young Men's Christian…

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Mission Work

Nepean Times · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 3

The meeting of parishioners of St. Stephen's, (Penrith), St. Marys, Emu, and Mulgoa, in connection with the Pan-Anglican Thank-offering, in the…

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The City Mission

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 8

The story of the work of the city missionaries among the poor of Sydney is to be told in 28 city and suburban churches to-morrow. In their daily round of visits the missionaries meet all…

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Sydney City Mission

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 12

A concert programme, to which well-Known musicians will contribute is to be given at the Town-hall on May 31, at the doth, annual meeting of the Sydney City Mission…

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Our Sydney Central Mission

The Methodist · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 2

In view of tho Anniversary Celebrations of the Central Mission to be held on Sunday and Tuesday next, I have been asked by the Editor to send up a few facts respecting the work that will be of…

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An Eventful Mission Anniversary. Last in Centenary Hall

Evening News · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 6

To a large number in this City and State, it will be of interest to know that the Central Methodist Mission Anniversary to be held to-morrow will be the last in the Centenary Hall…

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A LooK in at the Presbyterian Assembly

The Methodist · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 11

Having (or imagining I had) an hour to spare, and desiring to pick up the tag ends of a few clerical acquaintances of the "auld lang syne" order, I last week peeped in upon a session of the Presbyterian…

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The No-License Campaign. Temperance and Morals Committee of the MetHodist Church of New South Wales. Circular Letter from the President of the Conference to the Superintendents of Circuits

The Methodist · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 5

Dear Brother,—At a meeting of the Temperance and Morals Committee, held Friday, May 10, 1907, the question of the "No-Licence Campaign" was discussed, and the following resolution was…

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Churchill, Lyne and Deakin. Straight Liberal Talk

The Newsletter: an Australian Paper for Australian People · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 1

Mr. Winston Churchill. Under-Secretary for the Colonies, addressing a meeting of three thousand members of the Scottish Liberal…

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Hats in Church

The World's News · Saturday 25 May 1907 · page 20

A member of the congregation complained at the St. Mary Church vestry meeting, Torquay, of the absence of hat pegs, and said that only a few weeks ago he went to church with a new…

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