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Churches, 1912

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The Digger's License. Chapter XXXIV.—The Midnight Mission

The World's News · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 22

WHEN Shanahan's clock struck, Mary was lying trying to picture her lover as he had said he would be, moving about among…

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Roman Catholic Schools. to the Editor of the Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 4

Sir,—The Roman Catholic Bishop of Bathurst (Dr. Dunne), as reported in your issue of April 30, made some remarks at Mudgee on Sunday last which scarcely square with the…

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Life in London and Thereabout. (Chronicled by Henry Lucy.) The Premier and the Coal Strike—Political Rumours — Budget Surpluses — Parish Church of the House of Commons—Ministerial Salaries in Queen Elizabeth's Time. WESTMINSTER, March 29

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 7

As was testified in the moving scene in the House of Commons on Tuesday when the Premier, announcing defeat of prolonged effort to mediate between master and man in…

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Why Men Stay Away From Church

Evening News · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 16

The newly-inducted rector the [?] w. Hudson Shaw) of the [?] old city church of St. Botoiph. [?] independently associated with the memories of Hang Theology…

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The Churches. the Bible in Egypt

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 4

To Judge by an interesting account by the Rev. A. Taylor, the Egyptian agency of the British and Foreign Bible Society seems almost like a modern instance of the miracle…

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The Marching Orders of the Church. a Study of Duties and Assets

The Methodist · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 10

Many a great man is remembered by some one saying which lets us into the secret of his life and purpose. Wesley's soul is illumined as with a flashlight when…

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The Decline of the Church Birthrate

The Methodist · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 1

THE new science of eugenies seeks to arrest the declining birth-rate, and to improve the quality of the children that are born. Race suicide is a national calamity, because it…

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The Church Triumphant. Mr. Richard Starr

The Methodist · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 11

A familiar figure has disappeared from the centre of our Church life and work at Young by the decease of Mr. Richard Starr, who fell asleep in Jesus on the 22nd…

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A Plea for the Church Paper

The Methodist · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 7

AN ENGLISH CONTEMPORARY reiterates the plea for a wider support of the Church paper. The editor says: "The primary reason for taking a Church paper is the same as for reading…

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Church Manners

The Methodist · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 6

Be in time. No one has a right needlessly to disturb a congregation or a preacher by being late. Never look round to see who is coming…

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The Churches

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 4 May 1912 · page 22

HELENSBURGH, Friday.--A bazaar in aid of the Roman Catholic Church Building Fund was opened by Mr. Minahan, M.L.A., and closed on Wednesday. The committee reports a net…

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The Actor's Church

Sunday Times · Sunday 5 May 1912 · page 20

Chatting about the American stage the other day Mr. Charles Lawrence, who is now playing In Sydney at the Adelphi Theatre, said:—"As an Australian was much impressed during my stay…

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The Theatrical Hub New York or London? "The Little Church Round the Corner."

The Sun · Sunday 5 May 1912 · page 15

Mr. Charles Lawrence, who is at present playing the role of Morris, the moneylender, in "The Sins of Society" at the Adelphi Theatre, appeared in the New York…

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What Are the Churches Doing?

The Sun · Sunday 5 May 1912 · page 18

I am a visitor to the hotels, and I can assure you I have had a wide experience of temperance work. During my visits in the evenings to the hotels I hardly ever see an…

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New Roman Catholic Church

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 6 May 1912 · page 7

ADDRESS BY ARCHBISHOP KELLY. There was a large gathering at St, James' Church, Forest Lodge, yesterday, when Archbishop Kelly laid the foundation stone of an…

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"Laying Up Treasures." the Toll of the Mission

Evening News · Monday 6 May 1912 · page 8

BERLIN, Saturday.-Herr Liobe, a retired Kemas Catholic missionary, from India and Japan, told his housekeeper that he was about to take some brandy, as he was not feelig…

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Canadian-australian Trade Dominion Minister's Mission. Ottawa

The Sun · Monday 6 May 1912 · page 10

The Minister of Trade and Commerce, Mr. G. E. Foster, is waiting to hear when and where the Imperial Trade Commission is to meet. Officially he has not yet received any…

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A Fighting Speech. Churchill on War. "Impossible If Victory Is Certain."

Evening News · Monday 6 May 1912 · page 7

LONDON, Sunday Evening.-Sir George Reld (High commissioner for Australia) and Sir William Hall Jones (High Commissioner for New Zealand), were present at the Royal…

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Overflowing Churches. Archbishop Kelly at Forest Lodge

Evening News · Monday 6 May 1912 · page 8

[?] laid the foundation-stone of St. James' Church, Forest [?]an presided and the Arch[?]panied by Rev.Father…

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Church and School Lands. Appeal From Carconr

Evening News · Monday 6 May 1912 · page 5

The Full Court the Chief Justice, Sir William Cullen, Mr. Justice Pring and Mr.Justice S.M. had before it this morning an appeal [?] questions under the church and…

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