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AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES'
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Fix this textMay 31, 1915.
Fix this textOne Shilling per Annum,
Fix this textIn Brief.
Fix this textWhat the hand is to the lute,
Fix this textWhat the breath is tc. the. flute,
Fix this textWhat is fragrance ( to the smell
Fix this textWhat the spring is'ho the well,
Fix this textWhat the flower is to the bee—
Fix this textThat is Jesus Christ to me.
Fix this textWhat the mother to the child,
Fix this textWhat the guide in faithless wild,
Fix this textWhat is oil to troubled wave,
Fix this textWhat is ransom to the slave,
Fix this textWhat is water to the sea—
Fix this textThat is Jesus Christ to me.
Fix this textC. H. SPURGEON.
Fix this textThere is not much out of the ordinary to report
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Fix this textOn some stations progress has been made, but
Fix this texton others matters remain much as they were last
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Fix this textThere have been changes in the location of our
Fix this textWA. workers. Mr Fryer has been appointed
Fix this textManager and Teacher of a new station near Kat'
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Fix this textMrs. Fryer has had to undergo an operation ;
Fix this textlatest reports tell of a successful operation, and
Fix this texta speedy recovery.
Fix this textMr. and Mis. Smith have returned from Sun-
Fix this textday Island, and intend visiting New Zealand and
Fix this textSouth Australia.
Fix this textWe are hoping that they will favour N.B.W.
Fix this textwith a visit, as we feel cure they have a most in-
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Fix this textMrs Fox-Angelo has been compelled, through
Fix this textremoval trom Perth, to mire from the position of
Fix this textSecretary of the W.A. Council.
Fix this textHer changed address * as rendered necessary as
Fix this texta result of her son leaving for the front.
Fix this textThe W.A. Council accorded Mrs. Fox Angelo
Fix this texta hearty vote of thanks for the work so ably and
Fix this textwillingly performed for Christ and |the Ab-
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Fix this textWe would also like to place on record our ap-
Fix this textpreciation of the capital work done by the retir-
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Fix this textnew home.
Fix this textMiss Roach, who has for a long time been doing
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Fix this textSecretary, and we give our sister hearty greeting
Fix this textas she takes up her new duties.
Fix this textMrs. Harris has been elected successor to Miss
Fix this textRoach, as agent for the Advocate , and she will be
Fix this textpleaded to receive the names of new subscribers,
Fix this textaod also any money due from old ones.
Fix this textMiss Teller reports visiting camps around
Fix this textPerth. Guildford is specially noted as a place
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Fix this textThe splendid rains of the past few weeks call
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Fix this textglad to get back to their homes, and Miss Hagan
Fix this textto her school and children.
Fix this textMiss Frazer, from the Newcastle district, has
Fix this textbegun her term of missionary probation at La
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Fix this textMiss Fowler returned from her lengthened
Fix this textvisit to Victoria. She left her father in indifferent
Fix this textheaith, but was herself greatly benefited by the
Fix this textrest and change.
Fix this textMr. and Mrs. Nossiter have severed their con-
Fix this textnection with the Mission. Their resignations were
Fix this textreceived with much regret.
Fix this textMr. Nossiter heard the bugle call, and is now
Fix this textin training. He was in the Sjuih African war,
Fix this textand could not resist the “ Call to arms.”
Fix this textWe ask for him and jhis t 1 e continued prayers
Fix this textof the Lord’s people.
Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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