EVENING SITTING.

Press, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4756, 30 October 1880, Page 3

EVENING SITTING.

I -a* Synod resumed at 7 30. fas B«r. F. Knowles moved the second .Jiicf asd comosiftal of the Bill to amend «£seki Regulation V., tec. 1, page 80, by L 03»«i<H> of the words " parishes and districts " in the first liae, and the jfLjjea of the words '• churches and other j!jm where Divine service is refculvly held" ■flea thereof. The motion was agreed to aA tbs Srnod went into committee on the 5n At the same time the following altera£3 vss considered in the Financial Regula- __% iss. HI-, clause' 1, line 2, to substitute Svorf "the" for the word " financial." j jj*. Synod having resumed, the Chairman ! the Bill as amended. • 5s BaT. G. J. Cbolmondeley moved the ' jgssd reading and committal of the Bill to 1 I gssad ngslaiiom for the repairs .of parson- ' •f motion having been carried, the Synod ! I •**£ into committee to consider its provi- J I I I Ca &c Synod resuming, the Chairman re- ■ * the Bill as amended. 1 ; ?S* B*v. G. J. Cholmondeley moved— !«Sit the Bill to repeal tbe Instructions to j wsa appointed by the Synod be further J s in committee." This was agreed ■ J & fas Synod accordingly went into comJje Bynod_ having resumed, the Chairman '■ gffl-tod the .Bill as amended. f JBe Dean moved —" That the Bill to amend " :fa Eegulatiocs respecting Parochial Dis- ? ! $&, bs further considered in committee." * ffea vm agreed to, and the Synod went into ' ju-aaaes to further consider the BilL '° Oa &8 Synod resuming, the Bill was re- ■* I ajfStd M amended. I fb» Bey. Canon Cotterill moved—" That * ■>M Sill to amend tho Statute for the Regis- J fegsa ef persons qualified to vote for Lay * Hspseisniativet, be further considered m (jEKWttee." This was agreed to, and the B gjEoa *m moved into committee to further E gzssae? the provisions of the Bill. On the Synod resuming, the Bill as * aaffiJed was reported. * B» Esr. Oanon Cotterill moved—"That I( fe Bill to amend the Instructions to Minister Churchwardens, &c., be further con- ■ j&atA m committee." The motion being ■* ipssd to, the Synod went into committee to * ssaider it in detail. The Synod resumed, F si the Chairman of Committees reported the s ' IBasffleaded. c lie Sen Canon Cotterill moved—"That $1 Mto provide instructions to Churoh B o§®sappointed by the Bishop to superintoad tbs registration in parochial districts be radsweoed time, and that it be considered s is cessittee." This motion was also agreed f tstdegsudered by the Synod in committee. ' E» Sjem having resumed, the Bill as " j taadtd ma reported. * I SsSjv. W. 0. Harris moved, and it was J 1 aKlnS—"That the Bui to amend the regu- * J j&im for tbe Diocesan Education Com- * I s&s be read a second time, and that it be T i sailed in committee." The Bill was rei fsrftd st repealed. * 1 <Sksßsv. J. W. Stack moved, and it was 1 1 bbStsl—" That the Standing Committee be I sshcris dto pay the sum of £25 out of the ! I <S£Trost Funds, to the Diocesan Secretary J \ BRperintending the printing of tho Synod ' ] sgst." 5 Ewßsv. Canon Cotterill moved—"That ' I fessannal sum of £100 be paid to the or- ) pasmg Chaplain of the Bishop from the ] j seeMds of the bishopric fund, for travelling j j upases as Bishop's Chaplain, from July Ist, : ISD-snd that the payment of £50 to the - Ski-op's Chaplain already made by the < i fes-h Property Trustees on the recommen* < 1 Ssba of tfae Standing Committee be con* ' ; fewd by the Synod." This motion was ' ■endto. 15s Bey. Canon Cotterill moved, and it • w rewired—"That the Ohurch Property ' Irssteee be recommended to pay for the ' &feg year » subsidy of £50. in aid of the | F&Sion of the 'New Zealand Church - W" 1 _sfTjrsl nofaees of mction for next sitting B»*ere given in, and the Synod adjourned : tSahsgat. ;