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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO. (From "Guardian," January 21, 1903), The Mead applications have been received for the sections in the Mead .Settlement. One section has not been applied lor Ihe applicants will be examined by the Land Board -at Rakaia, to-day, and a ballot will be taken to-morrow. . St. Andrew's) Church, huwald.—At a meeting of St., Andrew's Church, Timvald, last eyenmg, there was considerable discussion regarding the proposed alterations of: the boundaries, and it was .agreed Shat tfe« proposed alteration, would' not meet the dimcuitv The following resolution, wasspasseu unanimously:—That i>he best way of meeting the present circuities in visitinn- and the holding o* services would be" by having a curate for the Longbeach Parochial District to- assist the vioar: and the Vestry would use its best endeavours to increase its share of the stipend for that purpose. Sunday School Treat-The St Stephen's and Hampstead Sunday Schoolsteeat was held in the Domain .yesteidav Mrs and the Misses Purneli, Mesdaraes Dee and Stock arid Msraes AVhitehouse, Faweett (2), Nicoll, Stanand Barratt were prominent-in contributing to the °£'J£® children, while the E. Whitehcrase and Mr D. C. Stock were successful m arranging gana«s and sports.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 48, Issue 86, 21 January 1928, Page 6
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