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Newspaper
Sunbury News
Location
Stratford, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1900
Page
2
A brief note asserts The Woman's Word as a thoroughly reliable concern known for exact adherence to advertising promises. It directs readers to contact any Advertising Agent or local businessman in Lon a Town Street for references or services.
A diary style listing shows next week’s church activities across multiple parishes with morning and evening services, Sunday School, committees, and group meetings. Services include Rev C B Gayer, Rev L M Weir, Rev Chas Parker, Rev Fe van Motors, and H Clarkson. Regular classes and practice sessions are noted for SFC Albert F C, Mechanics groups, and church societies.
A Melbourne era column critiques Nathalia clergyman Gladstone for his vigorous but controversial sermons. The writer notes good motives to denounce social evils, yet condemns his method as eccentric and unconvincing, while praising his courage and honesty in pursuing duty despite public skepticism.
A lively critique questions Mr Gladstone and clerical calls to denounce enemies of religion. It argues sincerity, not mere social trends, should guide leaders who condemn hypocrisy in society while urging outreach beyond the Pharisaic calm. The piece contrasts ancient and modern figures, noting courage needed to address urban vice and youth immorality.
News and notes report Dr OBrien has nearly accepted the role of medical superintendent at Kew Asylum following Mr Beattie Smith's appointment as Government Medical Officer. A staff meeting discussed a send off, with fuller details promised in the next issue.
Weekly returns from Rupertwood Butter Factory show 6021 lb of butter and 521 lb of butterfat, with cream, while Oaklands Creamery reports further butter production. The Revision Court presided by W R Anderson, PML, found no changes to list. voters may need certificates. Local items note legal cases, a parliamentary candidate for re-election, and a proposed electric lighting project for Rupertwood with a new engine and dynamo at the Mansion site.
Fragmentary notes from Sunbury Mechanics Institute record a meeting about a planned event at the Town Hall. The secretary outlines charges, seating, and arrangements for rehearsals, with Mr. Richert and Mr. Mounsey mentioned and discussion of weather and seating priorities.
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