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Fix this textA Monthly Record of Missionary Work amongst the Aborigines.
Fix this textNo. 75
Fix this textRegistered as a Newspaper for
Fix this textTransmission by Post.
Fix this textSeptember 30, 1907.
Fix this textOne Shilling per Annum.
Fix this textIn Brief.
Fix this text“ HE KNOWETH OUR FRAME*”
Fix this textThebe are two words of light divine
Fix this textThat fall upon this heart of mine,
Fix this textThat thrill me in the hour of gain—
Fix this textThat still me in the hour of pain;
Fix this textTwo words endued with magic power,
Fix this textSuffiicent unto any hour.
Fix this textOh lovely words —they shine so bright
Fix this textWith love’s omnicient oversight,
Fix this textThrough all my cares, through all my woes,
Fix this textThe sweetest joy for ever flows;
Fix this textA holy a heavenly calm,
Fix this textSince I can sing in endless psalm—.
Fix this text“ He knows.”
Fix this textMy fainting heart finds strength in this—
Fix this textMy hungry heart here seeks its bliss;
Fix this textHere aßgry billows never surge—
Fix this textHere death can never sing its dirge.
Fix this textMy rising fears with murmuring fraught
Fix this textFinds sudden calm beneath the thought—
Fix this text“ He knows.”
Fix this textO lullaby for children grown!
Fix this textO nectar sweet for lips that mourn!
Fix this textO balm for stricken hearts oppressed,
Fix this textO pillow where warm hearts may rest.
Fix this textAll joy, all comfort,in thee meet,
Fix this textO blessed words! surpassing sweet!
Fix this text“He knows.”
Fix this textITe feel sure a note of praise is on the lips
Fix this textof all who interested themselves in the case
Fix this textof Herb. Davie.
Fix this textOur brother was acquitted without address
Fix this textfrom Judge or Counsel, the Jury being
Fix this textSatisfied of his innocence without retiring.
Fix this text* Miss Hetherington’s friends will be glad
Fix this textto hear that she is out of the Hospital,
Fix this textend is now enjoying a change, which we
Fix this texttrjust will help her to regain her lost stfepgth.
Fix this textWe expect a new worfej---Mi?*Hamer
Fix this textpearly in the month. Bjhf is spending a few
Fix this textWeeks'at Tam worth before Mginuing he*
Fix this textIf our MMfohifres sends along
Fix this textthink* for i surprise box that was for-
Fix this textwarded to her. Amongst other good thing*
Fix this textit contidnifi tea, starch, soap, cornflour, 61bs
Fix this textsugir* rice, rblled oats, potatoes, turnips.
Fix this textGod blasa the given
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Fix this textThe Foster friends intend celebrating
Fix this texttheir Anniversary on the Ist and 2nd of
Fix this textOctober. May their meetiugs be much
Fix this textblessed.
Fix this textThe Tesult of the No-License Tote will be
Fix this textgratifying to our readers, particularly |to
Fix this textthose who know of the havoc caused by the
Fix this textdrink fiend amongst the Aborigines in
Fix this textvarious parts of the State
Fix this textA word to band from Gladstone (Lower
Fix this textMacleay) tells of the formation of a local
Fix this textCouncil to assist our Brother Setchell in his
Fix this textwork on the Island.
Fix this textOur Brother Caldwell has gone to
Fix this textWellington to open up work amongst the
Fix this textAborigines in that district.
Fix this textOur worker, Mrs. Wallace,"sends along a
Fix this textnice account of the work amongst the people
Fix this textat Wauchope.
Fix this textWe want to thank Eev. Fleming (Port
Fix this textMacquarie), for his kindly assistance to Mrs.
Fix this textWallace in the work she so much loves.
Fix this textWe have omitted to mention the fact
Fix this textthat the Kempsey Presbyterian Sunday
Fix this textSchool recently donated £1 ss. to the
Fix this textMission, per the local Council. This makes
Fix this texttheir third annual donation.
Fix this textGifts from the younger folk seem to come
Fix this textwith greater acceptability, and we are con-
Fix this textvinced that our Heavenly Father is not
Fix this textunmindful of their thoughtfulness.
Fix this textOur Brother Bailton is spending the
Fix this texttime between now and the Annual Con-
Fix this textference in visiting the South Coast Stations.
Fix this textHe spent a little time at Port Kembla, and
Fix this textis now pushing on.
Fix this textMrs. J. Longbottom (nee Nelly Tim-
Fix this textbury)passed away into the presence of the;
Fix this textKing .during the: month. , To her death]
Fix this textwas ho grim monSte** butl simply a bridge,
Fix this textpitting from earths to the Glory Land.
Fix this textShe leaves sorrowing husband and little
Fix this textgirl child, as well as many other loved ones,
Fix this textto mourn their loss. Pray for the sorrowing
Fix this texthusband and motherless girl.
Fix this textMlsSEliiott* Who so kindly filled the place
Fix this textof Mi mu)II i \mm*WM munge Beach, hi*
Fix this textwon ttiMlllfif If Ul 'MW pWlpg"" 111 ■■■Tl
Fix this textOur Sister has consented to remain on at
Fix this textSackville until the end of October, when she
Fix this textreturns to Sydney, to prepare her outfit for
Fix this textthe work the Lord has called her to in India.
Fix this textOur Conference arrangements are not
Fix this textquite complete. The meetings will be as
Fix this textlast year—commencing with a prayer
Fix this textmeeting on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 251
Fix this textParramatta Hoad, Annandale.
Fix this textThe Annual Business Meeting, when
Fix this textofficers will be elected, will take place on
Fix this textThursday, Nov. 7 ; Conference on the 9th;
Fix this textAnnual Outing on the 11th ; Annual Meet-
Fix this texting) on the 13th ; and the All-night of
Fix this textPrayer at La-Perouse on, the 15 th. Further
Fix this textparticulars next issue.
Fix this textIt is expected that there will be sixteen
Fix this textMissionaries present, in addition to which
Fix this textother helpers have also expressed a hope to
Fix this textbe with us. t
Fix this textSaturday next, October sth, is the daj
Fix this textfor our Monthly Prayer Meeting. This is
Fix this textto take place at St. Barnabas’ School Boom,
Fix this textcommencing at 3 o’clock, and visitors of aB
Fix this textdenominations will be cordially welcomed.
Fix this textThe interest of your players, that 6oi
Fix this textwill bless our Saturday gatherings ; and also
Fix this textour Conference, is earnestly sought.
Fix this textDeath has been particularly busy on some
Fix this textof our Missions —both amongst the child life
Fix this textand adults.
Fix this textOn some Stations the tax upon omf
Fix this textworkers has been heavy, and the Missionaries
Fix this textneed the prayers of all interested in the
Fix this textwork. Clod had been, and still is, “ a
Fix this textvery present help,”
Fix this textWe were
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Fix this text£5 in aid of the woik of the Missiou.
Fix this textThe donor also bore testimony to the
Fix this textworth of a dark woman who for two years
Fix this textk&<i been employed is.
Fix this textWe deiiretothank
Fix this textend testimony alike-—Utso Our Father m
Fix this text' ■HeeWdf thtiis blessing the meeasge of
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Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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