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Fix this textSept. 30, 1926.
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Fix this textReports to hand tell of a fonvard move-
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Fix this textAlthough meaning a big outlay, and much
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Fix this textMiss Lock is still in Sydney, but intends
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Fix this textThe Missionary has put a lot of solid effort
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Fix this textThe Quarterly Prayer time will be held at
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Fix this textPraying friends of all denominations are
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Fix this textMrs. Matthews has returned to Swan
Fix this textReach, and Miss Folland and her co-worker
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Fix this textMisses Hyde and Smith have had a strenu-
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Fix this textAn interesting letter from our South Aust-
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