Evensong and Holy Communion Services Across Parishes
Parish notices list Church of England services for December across Nabiac Taree Laurieton Kendall South Candletown Comboyne and nearby locations. Evensong times range from 4.20 am to 8. pm with Holy Communion observed in multiple centers and references to Rev. Father Mulcahy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothime
Hillgrew
Nabiac
Forster
A.m
H.C
Dyers Crossing
Goolongolook
Mabhlae
Boyd
Haningtom
Taree
Wingham
Laurieton
Kendall South
Candletown
Upper Lansdowne
Comboyne
Father Mulcahy
Presbyterian church services and events across Nova Scotia or nearby towns
A notice lists numerous December and December 11 Sunday church services across Wingham Comboyne Krambach Forster Taree and nearby areas. It includes times for communion services evangelists and preachings plus dates for Young People's Service and prizes and hours for congregational meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlee
Aim
Wherrol Fint
Wingham
Woodside
Taree
Kimbrck
Tinonee
M. C. Rameny
Old Days Old Ways in Coastal Settlement Travel
A reflection on early coastal settlement life contrasts with rapid modern transport. It recalls the hardships faced by pioneers especially in handling shear correspondence and mail, noting that roads of those days were mere bush tracks.
Mail era hardships echoed in Manning River tales
The excerpt recalls 1871 mail delivery on the Manning between Stroud Tinonee and Redbank amid creeks floods and storms. It notes long delays, harsh travel by horse and two horse coach, and payments for three-year contracts. It praises Horace Dean and the Manning News for pioneering local communication and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning River
Gond
Horace Dean
Tinonee
Yhaly
E Street
Sydney
Stroud
Uring
J. Langworthy
F. J. McCartney
Tinoniee
Redbank
Pamneolah
Stroud-Tinonee
Mall
Manning
MLA
Death of journalist and author Jon Sandes at 75
Jon Sandes journalist and author died on Tuesday at his son Dr Stephen Sandes’s Wauchope home at age 75. Born in Cork Ireland, son of Rev. 8 D Sandes, he studied at Oxford, later rising as leader writer and reviewer in Melbourne and Sydney. He published multiple works under the pen name Don Delaney and left two sons. Cremation occurred at the Northern Suburbs Crematorium on Wednesday.
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Jon Sandes
Wauchope
Stephen Sandes
Sandes
Cork
Ireland
D. Sandes
Oxford
Argus
Melbourne
Sydney
Totegraph
Don Delaney
Ir. Sandes
Archer Sandes
Northern Suburbs
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