Wangaratta Diocese Letter Book April 8 1902 - November 19 1904

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SeriesRegistrars Office CorrespondenceDate range1902-1904DescriptionLetter Book 75

Thomas Henry Armstrong was consecrated first Bishop of Wangaratta on 24 February 1902.

Letters include

- List of Clergy and their address. Page 5.

- Notification under Act No. 1 1901 that Thomas Henry Armstrong has been duly nominated and installed as Bishop of the Diocese of Wangaratta and is the recognised Head of the Church of England within the boundaries described in Section two of the first Schedule to the before mentioned Act. Page 6.

- A notice of the meeting of the Provisional Council for the Diocese of Wangaratta to be held in the Schoolroom opposite the Vicarage Wangaratta on Tuesday May 6 at 3 pm to discuss the time of the first Church Assembly; Revision of Church Acts; Site and plans of proposed house for the Bishop and desirability or otherwise of going on with scheme for endowment of the Diocese. April 26 1902. Page 8.

- From W. Morris in reply to a Letter from the Bishop of Wangaratta. Concerns a number of points List of Appropriations; Year Book; Regarding Endowment; Publication of Year Book 1902-3; arrangements for the Bishop's Residence; Camp; Society Grant and Superannuation Fund. April 6 1903. Page 102.

- To The Reverend J. F. Frewin in reply to his letter regarding sale of land at Broadford. May 1 1903. Page 112.

- From W. Morris to the Lord Bishop of Wangaratta informing the Bishop that his Seal, form of licence etc are being packed up and will be forwarded on an early train and regarding Special Grant to Bethanga of 5 pounds. June 30 1903. Page 134.IndexWangaratta Diocese Letter Book April 8 1902 - November 19 1904 index

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BOX numberLetter Book 75FormatBook

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Number of Pages505. Pages 207 - 505 are blank.

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Wangaratta Diocese Letter Book April 8 1902 - November 19 1904