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AUSTRALIAN ABORIGNES' ADVOCATE
Fix this textTHE ORGAN. OF THE AUSTRLIAN ABORIGINES' MISSION.
Fix this textA Record of Mission Worh among
Fix this textthe Dark People of Australian
Fix this textHE MADE OF DNE EVERY NATION OF MEN FOR TO DWELL ON ALL THE FACE OF THE EARTH
Fix this textour DIELD- AUSTRALIA ESTAB 1891
Fix this textNo. 22
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Fix this textJuly 31, 1920
Fix this textOne Shilling per Annum.
Fix this textIn Brief.
Fix this textIn Everything 1 Give Thanks.
Fix this textI cannct thank my God for everything that bends and
Fix this textshapes me thro’ my earthly days,
Fix this textBut I would learn, whatever life may bring, to strike
Fix this textsomehow a little note of praise.
Fix this textI cannot thank Him that the wind blows east, and stings
Fix this textand chills me to the very bone ;
Fix this textBut I praise Him for the strength at least, which can
Fix this textresist, edure. and hold its own.
Fix this textI cannot thank Him for the storms that break with fury
Fix this textflash and flood o’er sea and land ;
Fix this textBut I praise Him that His rainbow makes its silent
Fix this textlovely sign while earth shall stand.
Fix this textI cannot thank Him that temptation flings its daring
Fix this textgauntlet in my foolish face ;
Fix this textBut I praise Him that no moment brings too dread an
Fix this textordeal for almighty grace.
Fix this textI shall give thanks for everything one day, but, mean-
Fix this textwhile for hourly grace to see
Fix this textSome compensating side to all, I pray: “This is the
Fix this textwill of God concerning me.”
Fix this textWINIFRED A. IVERSON.
Fix this textMe and Mrs. Neale, of North Melbourne, have
Fix this textbeen accepted as workers for the “ Hugh Mor-
Fix this textwick” Children’s Home at Bomaderry.
Fix this textThey leave Melbourne with the good wishes of
Fix this texttheir many friends.
Fix this textWe trust that their coming to N.S.W. will en-
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Fix this textGod bless Mr. and Mrs. Neale in thus bravely
Fix this textstepping out in entire dependence upon God.
Fix this textMr. Preston paid a vis : t to the Macleay River
Fix this textrecently, and returned recommending the rein-
Fix this textstatement of a missionary on Fattorini Island.
Fix this textThe mission house has got into disrepair, and
Fix this textit was decided that same be renovated and made
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Fix this textMiss Mcßidg* l reports progress at Noocooriima.
Fix this textThe numbers are small, but now that the rain has
Fix this textfilled the tanks a return of the people is looked
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Fix this textMrs. Fowler is much better, and the return of
Fix this textour esteemed matron to the Horae (where she has
Fix this textbeen much missed) is looked forward to wilh
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Fix this textMiss Fowler.
Fix this textMrs Clarson, who spent a few days in Sydney
Fix this textrecently, paid brief visits to La Perouse and
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Fix this textMiss Belshaw is still supplying at Bomaderry.
Fix this textWe hope very soon to send her forth to work more
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Fix this textMr. Lau has been doing some good work at
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Fix this textmeetings at Hoseby Park and Wreck Bay.
Fix this textMiss Baker desires to acknowledge through the
Fix this text“ Advocate” a postal note for 10/-, sent anony-
Fix this textmously “ for a special need.”
Fix this textPrayer has been ascending to God for specific
Fix this textneeds, and the above donation, with other tokens
Fix this textfrom a loving Father, have greatly cheered and
Fix this textencouraged the recipients.
Fix this textAn encouraging letter to hand from Miss Tur-
Fix this textner. Our friend’s chief regret is that she cannot
Fix this textdo more for “Christ and the aborigines.’
Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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