Talk:Wingham, New South Wales
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[edit] Which century?
"turn of the century" in the Tourism section needs clarifying - which century?
--Stephen 09:30, 24 May 2005 (UTC) Although not the author of this particular comment, I would suggest that services were held in Gaelic until 1900. I know the man who was minister there during the 1990's (and probably still is minister there), and I don't think he speaks Gaelic. Also I have been present at John Know church for a missions' night, not for a service, and I am reasonably sure no one was speaking in Gaelic. I shall rectify the situation.
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