City Mission Jubilee
The celebrations in connection with the jubilee anniversary of the Sydney City Mission will begin to-morrow. In the afternoon the delegates, who have come from all the States in…
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Church Condemns Tote All Gambling Wrong. the Methodist View. Tattersall's in a Sunday School
The Royal Commission, inquiring into the totalisator sat at Parliament House to-day, Mr. H. Levien in the chair. The Rev. W. Wools Rutledge, minister of the…
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The following statement has been supplied by the Commonwealth Statistician in regard to the census of religions:— "Objection has been taken to the fact that…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Melanesian Mission. Admiral Fawkes Tribute. London, May 10
The Melanesian Mission entertained the Rev. C. J. Wood, Bishop-elect of Melanesia, at a farewell gathering to-day, among those present being the Right Rev. H. H. Montgomery,…
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The Sydney City Mission is this week celebrating its jubilee. The services started yesterday, when 17 churches were visited. A feature of the addresses was an…
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A scheme has been prepared which provides for the union of the Methodist, Congregational, and Presbyterian Churches of Australia. The matter was before the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Churchyard Struggle. Officer's Grim Struggle with Intruder
The story of a grim struggle in a churchyard was told at Selby (Eng.) Police Court, when Jack Smith, described as a sailor, was charged on remand with trying to break into…
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The latest, addition to the numerous churches now being erected in Sydney is one designed by Messrs. Hennessy and Hennessy, architects. The Church of Mary the…
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It was announced at the Presbyterian Assembly this morning that a scholarship, to be called the Burwood scholarship, of £50 a year, had been anonymously given through…
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The delegates from other States to the City Mission jubilee will be welcomed at the Mission-hall this afternoon. To-night Lord Chelmsford will preside at a…
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Dr. Charles R. Scoville and his party of missioners continued their campaign last night at the City Temple; when there was an attendance of about 700. The proceedings…
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The annual report of the Sydney City Mission, which has now attained its fiftieth year, shows the income of the year which closed on March 31 to have been £7944 2s. The…
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There was some discussion on the "Report of the Committee on Candidates for the Ministry,"' which was eventually received, in on amended form, at the Presbyterian…
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BERLIN, Monday.—Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for Australia, has arrived. In an article published in the "Tagisbatt," Professor Alfred Manes expresses the hope that…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Work in India. Presbyterian Foreign Missions
At [?] evening sitting of the Presbyterian General Assembly, held in St Stephen's Church. Phillip-street, city, on Monday, the [?] (Rev. T. Morgan) said the crowded…
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The jubilee committee's report was before the Presbyterian assembly this morning. Part of this read:-- Your committee, after serious…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →State Bursaries. a Presbyterian Protest. Storm in Assembly
At the Presbyterian Assembly this afternoon Professor Macintyre moved and the Rev. W. W. Watts seconded--"That the Assembly rejoice in all means taken by the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →"Old Kirk Not Dead." Presbyterian Foreign Missions. India's Open Door to Christianity
Foreign mission night, generally considered the most important of the public meetings connected with the Presbyterian General Assembly, drew an immense congregation to St. Stephen's…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →British Politics. Church Disestablishment England Must Follow. a Weighty Pronouncement
LONDON, Monday.--Speaking at Liverpool, Mr. Walter Runciman, president of the Board of Agriculture, said that Britain had made up her mind concerning Home Rule. Feeling on…
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FORBES, Monday.--Dr. Long, Anglican Bishop of Bathurst, arrived by train on Saturday, and was met at the station by the churchwardens and members of…
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