Municipal Rates On Government and Church Property
A suggestion that Government owned properties and church property not used exclusively for Divine services be rated by…
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Combined Church Picnic Seventh Day Advent[?] at Hollywood
Members of Guildford and Cabramatta Church of the Seventh Day Adventists, numbering over 100 adults and children, attended…
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We were very glad to welcome Rev. F. Kemp back to the Mission Band as speaker for our March meeting. He first gave us details…
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DARWIN, Friday.— Missionaries and natives at Arnhem Land Mission to-day had narrow…
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The Annual Rally of the Methodist Women's Federation was held in the Social Hall of the C.M.M., 139 Castlereagh Street, Sydney, on…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Flying hospitals ease plight of wounded servicemen The writer flew with an air evacuation mission to learn how it operates
THE work of bringing home American wounded and sick who have been on military service abroad has become a major aviation activity…
Continued on Trove, page 35 →The Open Church Door During Holy Week
We suggested in these columns last week that there should be adequate preparation for Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Holy Week — commencing on Sunday, 6th April…
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Churches of all denominations will hold special services during Holy Week, or Passiontide, which begins to-morrow with Palm Sunday…
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DARWIN, Saturday. --A cyclone yesterday destroyed all the native cottages and the church…
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DARWIN, Saturday.--A cyclone yesterday destroyed all the native cottages and the church…
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DARWIN, Saturday.--A cyclone yesterday destroyed all the native cottages and the church…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Souths Fail in Final Stage Churchill's grand effort in League
TWO dashing tries by fullback Clive Churchill failed to save South Sydney from air unlucky 15-13 defeat by Western Suburbs at Redfern Oval yesterday…
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A young rector is working almost unaided to try to stop one of Sydney's historic churches from falling apart…
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olson, of Punchbowl, winners of the first prize of £6000 in yesterday's lottery. Mr. Olson, World War II pensioner, will spend part of his winnings to visit a Harley St. (London) specialist about his…
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olson, of Punchbowl, winners of the first prize of £6000 in yesterday's lottery. Mr. Olson, World War II pensioner, will spend part of his winnings to visit a Harley St. (London) specialist about his in…
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olson, of Punchbowl, winners of the first prize of £6000 in yesterday's lottery. Mr. Olson, World War II pensioner, will spend part of his winnings to visit a Harlev St. (London) specialist about his in-…
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olson, of Punchbowl, winners of She first prize of £6000 in yesterday's lottery. Mr. Olson, World War II pensioner, will spend part of his winnings to visit a Harley St. (London) specialist about his…
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Mr. and Mrs, Fred Olson, of Punchbowl, winners of the first prize of £6000 in yesterday's lottery. Mr. Olson, World War II pensioner, will spend part of his winnings to visit a Harley St, (London) specialist about his…
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LONDON, April 7 (A.A.P.).—The Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, said to-day that he would still…
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