Welcome to Bishop Long in Wallington visit
Bishop Long’s visit to Wallington extended from Monday with hospital tour by F A Kenyon. An afternoon tea at the rectory followed by a Welcome meeting at Protestant Hall featured interfaith praise and a push for unity, with multiple church leaders praising his scholarly work and urging cooperation across denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
F. A. Kenyon
Ald. Bassett
Monsignor Long
Father Parker
Adjutant Berry
Salvation Army
Mesda A. Chrystal
N. Bernasconi
Messrs. Bishop
Fellows
J. Brown
A. Willock
Mesdames R Patten
Spicer
Dr. Camidge
W. G. Sharpe
Christendom
H. E. Boellivouse
Methodist Church
Church of England
H. Putland
Wallington
Die
Mr. T. Smith
The
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New Bishop Seeks Patience and Peaceful Start
The bishop, welcomed warmly in Wellington and New South Wales, asks his people for patience as he begins work in Bathurst. He says progress will come with time and hopes for shared affection with his new diocese, thanking those who assisted and closing with the National Anthem.
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Long
Mary Sharpe
Tle
Lie
Church of England
Wellington
England
Ovid
Lucre
Parkes
Forbes
Bathurst
Bistop
Australia
Marsden
Camidge
Melbourne
New South Wales
Canon Brown
Geurie District News Highlights Local Sports And Rail Policy
Dry weather lingers as Geurie footballers fail to face Dubbo, game won by default. Geurie Tennis Club prepares for visitors from Winderah and Campbelltown while missing players Moss and Todhunter. Government inspects Macquarie River for a new water supply. a gate accident injures Dalcie Dennison. Local bank staff changes as Crommelin departs, Howell arrives. MP Thrower addresses Royal Hall on railways, public works, and the Land Bill amid political praise.
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Dubbo
Geurie
Geeurie
Geurie Tennis Club
Winderah
Campbella Chiba
Miss Moss
Todhunter
Georie
Macquarie River
T. E. Dennison
Ponto
Richmond Vale
East Maitland
Dalcie
Cowra
Commercial Bank
Howell
Crommelin
Gunnedah
T. H. Thrower
M.P
Macquarie
Royal Hall
G. F. Whiteley
Remarkable Governed Proceedings and Praise for Hall
The assembly praised the government’s orderly proceedings since Responsible Government began. Speaker Thrower, despite throat trouble, spoke in Georio as billed, and the committee ensured his participation to avoid disappointing voters. A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the business, and Thrower returned to Dubbo by train. He lauded Mr. Larum for the new hall as a sign of progress and a wise use of local funds.
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Thrower
Georio
Dubbo
Mr. Larum
Larum
Bodangora Mines Brisk Output Then Quiet Toll
Mining districts report steady production at Bodangora mines with full-time battery and cyanide plant progress. Kaiser mine advancing toward production. Federal mines capitalisation negotiations loom. activity hints at renewed operations. Mrs. Murphy dies, funeral large. sister of W. Smith of Pine Park. Rev H. Bellhouse conducts service. Gollan district notes scarce stock, water shortage, and a church mission week amid local club improvements. Sleeve links gifted to J. Lockrey at F and A Association meeting.
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Bodangora
Kaiser
Murphy
Bourne
Suntop F and S Association motion list at Brummel residence
At Suntop branch meeting on the 30th alt the group adopted minutes and thanked correspondences but postponed the annual meeting due to sickness. They urged Macquarie Shire Council to survey and straighten the Devil's Elbow road and address safety hazards including a new telephone line post and rutted stretches.
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Macquarie Shire Council
Seven Mile
Curra Creek
Arthurville Road
Grazing Rights Wanted Near Gulgong Station
Notice from owner seeking to erase grazing rights for four months or take stock on agistment. Describes land of 4000 acres of improved and scrub country, well watered by springs, 12 miles from Gulgong Railway Station. For further particulars apply.
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Gulgong
DRESSMAKERS WANTED IMPROVER FOR SHIRTS
A. E. ROTTON advertise dressmaker needs an improver for shirts at M I S STUART WELLINGTON STORES. Catholic mission notes: next Sunday two Redemptorial Fathers will open a mission at St Patrick's Church at 11 am. A dance is planned at School of Arts Hall Dripatone Friday June 21 with first-class music and refreshments. gents 2 shillings 6 pence, ladies free. H SINCLAIR secretary. Dancing class: Miss Foster reopens at Oddfellows Hall Monday June 10. Government notices: Public Works Sydney 11 May 1912 draws attention to tenders for converting a school into residences and erecting a new public school building at Maryvale. tenders close 24 June 1912. ARTHUR GRIFFITH.
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St. Patrick's Church
School of Arts
Dripatone
H. Sinclair
Department of Public Works
Sydney
Maryvale
Arthur Griffith
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Bathurat
District News
Gollan
Sunto
Crass
A. E. Rotton
Stuart
E. Wythe
Lee Street
W. H. Paul
Court House
A. G. Chilplin
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Jack Brothers, Dykes, and Cleaners
Jack
Prime Lucerne
Derrick Bales
Gale Wright, Heaton and CO
Lucerne
Prime Green
Lucerne Hay
Bedford,taylor & Westc
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M. G. Cater
Dalgety and Company
M. G. Cater Swift
A. E. Grenbey
Bee
A. Dixon Chater
C. E
Lord's Pisce
Orange
Messrs
Bedford, Taylor and Weston's Ltd
Parkwall
Christian Well Boring Co
Agemi
Moharoh
Ghitteminenee Hall
Refined Pictures
Out West
Chrono Pictures
Evie
Gaumont
Iola
Vitograph
V. Keshler
Douglas Ferguson
Winchcombe, Carson, Limited
Igo Skine
Winchcombe
Carson Darling Harbour
Earl