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Fix this textA Monthly Record of Missionary Work amongst the Aborigines.
Fix this textNo. 22
Fix this textRegistered as a Newspaper for
Fix this textTransmission by Post.
Fix this textApril 28, 1903.
Fix this textOne Shilling per Annum.
Fix this textThe N.S.W. Aborigines’ Advocate
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Fix this textAll matter for the issue should reach the
Fix this textEditor, Mr. T. E. Colebrook, 193 Parramatta Road,
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Fix this textThe Subscription to the u Advocate” is one shil-
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Fix this textfle,nt to the Business Manager, Mr. L. Long, 167
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Fix this textby your initials, in the next issue.
Fix this textSubscriptions and Donations to the Advocate only
Fix this textacknowledged through the paper. Other donations
Fix this textby receipt direct from the Treasurer.
Fix this textIn Brief.
Fix this textThe Mission has found God a very present
Fix this texthelp during the past month.
Fix this textThe needs of the Mission were fully met
Fix this textin every department.
Fix this textMrs. Morton, one of the Committee, spent
Fix this texta few weeks with the Sackville Beach people
Fix this text—the visitor and visited being much
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Fix this textMiss Dixon had a heavy month—visits
Fix this textbeing paid to Mittagong, Newcastle, Single-
Fix this textton, Manly, Auburn, and other places.
Fix this textAddresses were delivered at each place,
Fix this textand the claims of the Mission forcibly put
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Fix this textOne of the Committee paid a flying visit
Fix this textto Greenwell Point during the Easter holi-
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Fix this textThe needs of a Missionary at that place
Fix this textwas very much impressed upon the visitor.
Fix this textFrom every district where the dark
Fix this textpeople are located there comes the call fora
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Fix this textThe Committee at its last meeting de-
Fix this textcided to send out another Missionary—Miss
Fix this textDuggan being appointed on probation.
Fix this textMiss Dixon visited Singleton on Sunday,
Fix this textApril 18, conducting in that town.
Fix this textDuring her absence Miss Hoggins took
Fix this textthe meeting at La Perouse. At night the
Fix this textChurch was crowded, and God’s presence
Fix this textvery much manifested.
Fix this textMrs. Houslar, one of the Wollongong
Fix this textCommittee was present, and took charge of
Fix this textthe children during the afternoon.
Fix this textOne of our La Perouse Junior boys opened
Fix this textthe first junior meeting after it was re-
Fix this textorganised with a prayer which com-
Fix this textmenced and ended as follows : “ Dear
Fix this textLord Jesus, we want thee to bless us as we
Fix this textare getting into our old style again. ....
Fix this textDear Lord, teach Miss Dixon something
Fix this textnew all the time so that she can teach us.”
Fix this textBome of the La Perouse/Endeavourers
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Fix this textThe Mittagong juniors sent Miss Dixon a
Fix this textnicely printed address in letter form for her
Fix this textbirthday, which delighted the La Perouse
Fix this textjuniors.
Fix this textParcels of literature, cards, etc., were
Fix this textsent to Taree and Eos ter by the hand of
Fix this textsome of the people from those places who
Fix this textvisited La Perouse, one of whom was con-
Fix this textverted and has since sent word that she is
Fix this texttrusting in the
Fix this textMiss M. Tim bury, Secretary of New-
Fix this textcastle C.E. Union, spent Easter at La
Fix this textPerouse. Her visit will not soon be for-
Fix this textgotten "by the people.
Fix this textMiss Hoggins distributed a large quantity
Fix this textof periodicals, magazines, etc., amongst the
Fix this textsoldiers encamped at La Perouse during
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Fix this textThree of the men, two being workers from
Fix this textCentenary Hall and one from St. Barnabas’
Fix this texthelped us in our service on Easter Siinday
Fix this textnight.
Fix this textEev. W. G. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor were
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Fix this textMiss Dixon was led to Christ nearly 19
Fix this textyears ago through Mr. Taylor, so the Abori-
Fix this textgines were delighted to see their Mission-
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Fix this textThe way the work is opening up and new
Fix this textlabourers entering in is a very great joy to
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Fix this textMrs. Timbery, who was the first to come
Fix this textto Jesus, wept the other day as we were
Fix this texttelling her the good news and said Praise
Fix this textthe Lord that I’ve lived to see this day, now
Fix this textI can die in peace for my people will have
Fix this textthe gospel preached to them.
Fix this textMr. aud Mrs. Brain, of Trunkey Creek,
Fix this textspent an afternoon at La Perouse recently.
Fix this textFor some time Mr. Brain was public school
Fix this textteacher at La Perouse and holds a high
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Fix this textInformation will be supplied to Christian
Fix this textworkers who feel prompted to offer for
Fix this textMission work amongst the dark people by
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Fix this textPresident, or other official.
Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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