PRIMITIVE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
(PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEC-AM.) AUCKLAND, January 14. At the Primitive Methodist Conference today the station and Sunday school reports were considered and received. The station reports showed an increase of ninety-three members, after filling up all the v-a'cati-cies caused by death, removals, etc. The school reports thowed that there aro in the cc-lony sixty-nine Primitive Methodist Sunday Schools, with fifty-four teachers and 4820 scholars. Ths report of the Building Committee showed that the connexion has church properties to the value of £42,137, and that £783 had been paid t-tf the debt during the year, leaving a present debt ol* .£10,206.
A Century* Convention was held this evening, and__, the tjuestion of how bast to promote the work of God in our churches was dealt with.
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10865, 15 January 1901, Page 6
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