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OUR NEW ZEALAND LETTER.
It seems that Mr. Massey and Sir Joseph Ward have been able to do something with the Shipping Controller on their recent visit to Britain. At any rate it is now announced ...
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RELIGIOUS TOPICS.
The Lord is not slack concerning His promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuflering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to ...
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MELBOURNE GOSSIP.
Go slowly appears to be the motto of the State Parliament, and it is quite evident that if the Government proposals are to receive the assent of Parliament there will have to ...
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ANGLICAN.
"The Newcastle Diocesan Churchman" says: "The diocese will doubtless watch with Do small interest the result of the appointment of the organising secretary for missions ...
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CONSTITUTION MAKERS.
It is singular that one of the makers of the Constitution has so soon been followed to his long homo by anther, Sir Gorge Reid was the last survivor of the group of Australian ...
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POLICE PAY.
Owing to the recruitment of all fit men of military age for service beyond New Zealand in the army, there has been a lock of men to fill the gradually wasting ranks of the police ...
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CATHOLIC.
Archbishop Kelly opened a new church at Rooty Hill on Sunday. Bishop Hayden leaves Sydney next week to take up his duos in the Wilcannia-Forbes ...
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PRESBYTERIAN.
The annual report of the New South Wales Home Mission report shows that an extensive work has been done. The opening meeting of the General ...
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METHODIST.
The first minister appointed to the Newcastle Central Methodist Mission was the Rev. Rainsford Bavin. Before he completed his devoted ministerial term he finished his ...
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LOW-PRICED SHEEP.
Flock owners who are worrying themselves over the slump in the price of cheep that they say will inevitably be caused by the price-fixing practices of the central ...
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UNDETECTED CRIMES.
The Carlton murder goes into the fairly long list of undetected crimes, and it is also to be feared that the slaughter of the young woman by a motor car at Mentone may not ...
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CONGREGATIONAL.
The annual meetings of the Congregational Union of this State being on October 21. A special feature of the festival will be the visit of the Rev. Ernest Davies, of Hawthorn, ...
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THE COAL STRIKES.
The strikes of the coal miners would appear to be ended for a month or two. The miners' delegates had a conference with the representatived of the owners in Wellington during the ...
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BAPTIST.
The anniversary services of the Dungog Church wore held on Sunday. The preachers were the pastor, the Rev. G. Morling, B.A., and W. Higlett of Sydney. The public ...
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CHURCHES OF CHRIST.
The Chandler-Clay mission in creating a silr in Toowoomba (Q.). Up to the end of last week 200 persons had taken a definite stand for Christianity, and three-fourths of them ...
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PENSIONED PARENTS.
The question whether a man drawing a comfortable salary is justified ton allowing his parents to be old age pensioners has been raised by the ease of a man who at the last general ...
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GENERAL.
The Australian Board of Missions has arranged to hold a series of exhibitions in country centres for the purpose of revealing the nature of the work carried on in the ...
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ANOTHER BY-ELECTION.
The National Government has to face another by-election, again in a Wellington City seat. The sent formerly occupied by Mr. Fisher, some time Minister of Customs in the ...
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TEMPERANCE.
It has been officially announced by the Food Administration of the United Staten that the breweries throughout the country will be closed on and alter December 1, of this year. ...
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JAPAN AND THE BIBLE.
The Bible was a prohibited work in Japan for some time after the missionaries arrived there. But six million copies of the Bible and portions there of hove been circulated ...
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
It is becoming more widely realised that "Topics of the Day" are out of place in the pulpit. Dr. Peake, the well-known Manchester professor, voiced the judgment of others, ...
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