METHODIST CONFERENCE.
.. —**>—: ' FIRST DRAFT OF STATIONS. (press association telegram.) AUCKLAND, March 2. At the Methodist Conferenoe the iirst reading of stations for tho Canterbury district was as follows: —Durham street: C. H. Laws, 8.A., W.A.Sinclair, J. N. Buttle, A. Ashcroft, and one wanted. New Brighton: John Smith, William Lee, TVra. Oliver, Honry Bull, David Nicoll, Robert Taylor (all supernumeraries. . Connexional secretary, Samuel Lawry. . Sydenham: J. 3. Lewis. Addinijton: Samuel Griffith and A. Home, secretary. St. Albans: 11. E. Bellhouse and a home missioner. Papanui: Alfred Peters. Lyttelton: B. F. Rothwcll. Sprmgston': A. N. Scotter, B.A. Tai Tapu :H. Ranston. Leeston: T. A. Jongh:n. Kaiapoi: A. Mitchell, and K. H. Orchard at. Ohoka. Rangiora: C. Abernethy, and J. C. H. Haslam at "Woodend. Malvern, one wanted. Timaru: G. "W..-J. Spence and A. Allen. Waimate: G. F. Stockwell. -Temuka: Fred Coneland. Ashburton: XV. 3. Elliott. Wiliowby: B. J. James. Amberley: "W.Walker. Oxford, Banks' Peninsula, and Methven, home missionaries. ■ - • .:
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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14294, 4 March 1912, Page 3
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