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Fix this textA Monthly Record of Missionary Work amongst the Aborigines.
Fix this textNo. 77
Fix this textRegistered as a Newspaper for
Fix this textTransmission by Post.
Fix this textNovember 30, 1907.
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Fix this textIn Brief.
Fix this textA Monthly Pbayer Meeting is held in one of the
Fix this textClass Rooms at St. Barnabas' Church on the First
Fix this textSaturday of each month, at 3 p.m.j and a Weekly
Fix this textPrayer Meeting, each Wednesday Evening, at 8
Fix this texto'clock, at the residence of the President, 251 Par-
Fix this textrammatta Road, Annandale Christians will receive
Fix this texta cordial welcome.
Fix this textA year of peaceful growth. For what is gained
Fix this textLet God be thanked. If He has blessed our coast
Fix this textNot of our own endeavours we would boast,
Fix this textBut honour Him who hath our course maintained,
Fix this textAnd given us courage when we lacked it most,
Fix this textAnd made us strong when faith and love were
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Fix this textDwell Thou within us all, 0 Holy Ghost!
Fix this textKnit us together, to our hearts endear
Fix this textDuty and Truth, and keep us at our post.
Fix this textStedfast, laborious, hopeful, and sincere,
Fix this textThen God shall bless us—we shall yield increase—
Fix this textIn quietness shall be our strength, in service cheer,
Fix this textAnd peaceful growth shall lead to growthful peace,
Fix this textAnd ours shall be indeed a blessed year.
Fix this textFob all the blessings crowded into the year
Fix this textjust gone we thank our Heavenly Father*
Fix this textThe consciousness of His past goodness in-
Fix this textspires to future trustful service as our Mis-
Fix this textsionaries venture forward for another year.
Fix this textOur Annual Conference was a time of
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Fix this textreal in all our gatherings.
Fix this textAs foreshadowed in our September issue,
Fix this textseveral important changes were made as to
Fix this textfuture work.
Fix this textIt was decided to change the name of the
Fix this textMission from the “N.S.W. Aborigines’ Mis-
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Fix this textthe other States.
Fix this textOur Pioneering Missionary is to proceed
Fix this textto Western Australia to establish the work
Fix this textin that State. .
Fix this textIt was also decided to increase the size of
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Fix this textof four pages.
Fix this textThe outing at La Perouse on Kings
Fix this textBirthday was largely attended, and an en-
Fix this textjoyable time spent by those present.
Fix this textThe Annual Public Meeting, which took
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Fix this textThe Bible Reading on “ Witnessing ” (by
Fix this textMjr. T. Wills Pulsford), at the All-Night of
Fix this textPrayer, was much enjoyed by Missionaries
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Fix this textA very pleasing little gift arrived at La
Fix this textPerouse on the holiday, when all the Mis-
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Fix this textIt consisted of a beautiful bouquet of
Fix this textflowers, with birthday greetings from the
Fix this textDevonshire Street Congregational Society of
Fix this textJunior Christian Endeavour.
Fix this textIn connection with our Conference, we
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Fix this textAlso for the friends who so quietly, and
Fix this textyet so liberally, saw that hospitality was
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Fix this textTo those Newcastle Endeavourers especi-
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Fix this textThe Lord was truly mindful of the needs
Fix this textof all His workers, and to Him we ascribe
Fix this textall the glory.
Fix this textWe have had encouraging word of a good
Fix this textwork being done at Maclean, by Christian
Fix this textlady workers. God bless them.
Fix this textAt Lawrence a lady has opened her home,
Fix this textwhere she meets a little Sunday School class
Fix this textof dark children. The attendance is in-
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Fix this textWe desire to tender our sincere thanks to
Fix this textMr. W. Scott, of the firm of Scotts, Limited
Fix this text(Newcastle) for kindly donating the neces-
Fix this textsary outfit for our new probationer.
Fix this textWe are sorry to report that Bro. Reeve,
Fix this textwho so heroically undertook and maintained
Fix this textthe work at Pindari for the past six months,
Fix this texthas been compelled to retire.
Fix this textOur brother has laid a solid foundation,
Fix this textupon which a big structure will be erected,
Fix this textbut God alone knows at what cost to our
Fix this textBrother .Reeve. His is the Master’s “In-
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Fix this textMr. D. H. Caldwell, who so successfully
Fix this textestablished the Bellbrook Mission, has con-
Fix this textsented to take up the unfinished work at
Fix this textPindari.
Fix this textBro. Caldwell leaves for his new Station
Fix this textin the course of a few days. Pray that our
Fix this textyoung brother be blest and sustained in his
Fix this textwork for God.
Fix this textMiss Hetherington has been appointed to
Fix this textthe new station at Wellington, and leaves
Fix this textfor her new home immediately.
Fix this textThe Induction Service of our new worker
Fix this texttook place in the Dulwich Hill Baptist
Fix this textChurch, on Thursday Evening, November
Fix this text28, presided over by the President.
Fix this textThe Rev. S. Harrison, Pastor, delivered an
Fix this textimpressive address. Mr. Telfer also took part.
Fix this textWe would appeal to our Wellington and
Fix this textother friends for their prayerful sympathy
Fix this textwith Miss Hetherington ae she takes up
Fix this textthis new work. God bless our sister.
Fix this textSeveral alterations, subject to the approval
Fix this textof the Local Councils interested, have been
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Fix this textA change has also been made in connec-
Fix this texttion with the Advocate staff—Mr. J. W.
Fix this textBoden, “Madeley Wood,” Dine St., Rand-
Fix this textwick, replacing Mr. Hufton as Manager and
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Fix this textWill our subscribers and others desiring
Fix this textinformation regarding our little paper kindly
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Fix this textYet another worker coming. At our last
Fix this textCouncil meeting another prabationer, who
Fix this textis to begin work in January next, was ac-
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Fix this textDuring a prayer meeting at La Perouse a
Fix this textyoung woman made known her willingness
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Fix this textBut where are the men? Surely, from
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Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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