WESLEYAN MINISTRY.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 48, 27 February 1911, Page 2

WESLEYAN MINISTRY.

DRAFT OF STATIONS. [aX TELISGEAPH— PEESS ASSOCIATION.] CHRISTCHURCH; 25th Feb. The Stationing Committee of the Methodist Conference submitted its first draft as follows: — Wanganui District. — New Plymoixth, Rev. W. J. Elliott and a home mission! ary; Waatara, Rev. W. Willie; Inglewood, Rev. W. S. Bowie; Stratford, Rev. C. C. Harrison; Eltham, Rev. H. A. G. Keck; Hawera, Ruvs. F. W. Boys and W. A. Burley (Manaia) ; Cape Egmont, Roy. J. V, Griffith and a home missionary (Rahotu) ; Kaponga, Rev. W. B. Scott; Wanganui, Rev. J. A. Luxford ; Aramoho, Rev. E. D. Patchebt; Rangitikei, Rev. C. Griffin (Marton) and a home missionary (Mangaweka); Sanson and Rongcteu, Rev. G. Frost; F&ilding, Rev. A. B. Chappell; Pelmerston, North, Revs. G. W. J. Spence, T. T. Thomas (Cuba-street), and one wanted; Taihapo, Rev. A. Allen; Waimarino, Rev. J. Richards; Taumarunui, one wanted ; West Coast Maori Mission, Revs. T. G. Hammond, E. ITaddon, G. Kirkwood, and two deacou-es-ses; Patea. Kimbolton, Ohura, and North Taranaki, each a home missionary. Wellington District. — Wellington -— Rev&. J. G. Chapman (Taranaki-street), J. R. Clark (Karori), E. O. Blamires (Central Mission)," 1 !'. Fee (Thorndon) and 0. H. Olda (supply), Rev. J. Ward (Wellington South) and one wanted birnie); Johnsonville, ltev. J. J. Mather; Hutt, Rev. B. H." Ginger; Petone, Rev. A. J. Seamer; South Watrarapa, Rev. (J. H. Standage (©arterton) and one wanted ; Featherston (Masterton). Rev. S. J. Serxell and a home missionary ; Napier, Revs. H. L. Blamires and A. F. Burchcll; Greenmeadows (Hastings), Rev. T. J. Wallis; Giaborne, Rev. J. A. Lochore; Eketahuna, Rev. J. J. Penray; Dannevirke, Rev. F. Copeland ; Levin and Otaki, R&v. T. F. Jones (Lovin) and V. llatidts (Ofcaki) ; Waipawa, Rev. A. Hopper; Woodville, Rev. J. A. Hosking; Pahiatua. Rev. W. H. Speer; Norsewood, a home missionary. The Committee on Circuits recommended the subdivision of the Auckland district as proposed by th© Auckland Synod, but in view of the possible union with the Primitive Methodists involving the readjustment of districts, the conference decided that it was inexpedient to alter the existing districts.