METHODISM FINAL DRAFT OF STATIONS

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METHODISM FINAL DRAFT OF STATIONS

(IT MLieftAPB.— *RISB IISOeUTION,) CHRISTCHURCH, Bth March. The following is the final draft of stations: — Auckland.— Auckland Central: Revs. C. H. Laws, Colin C. Harrison, J. B. Suckling, and H. A. Sharp. Supernumeraries : J. S. Smalley, Ja-3. Thomas, Cornelius Griffin, T. Q. Carr, J. J. Mather, J._ A. Luxford (chaplain with the Expeditionary Forces). Auckland West! Revs. A. C. Lawty, W. A. Burley, and a. home missionary. Auckland East : Revs. James Wrigley, E. P. Blamifes. Avondale : Revs. Lewis Hudson, R. B. Gosnell, a home missionary, and Joseph Blight (supernumerary). Auckland Central Mission: Revs. E. T. Cox and James WilsOn (without pastoral charge). North Shore; Rev. G. H. Mann and One wanted ; J. S. Rishworth (supernumerary), D. M'Nicoll (supernumerary). Birkenhead: Rev. T. F. Jones, J. D. Jory (supernumerary). Onehunga i Rev. John Dukes. Otahuhu : Rev. J. E. Parsons. Papakura; Rev. Wm. S. Potter. Takapuna : One wanted. Pukekohe : Rev. G. Frost and a home missionary. Mahurangi t Rev. J. Southern. Waiuku : Rev. J. Clover. Paparoa: Rev. W. W. Avery. Northern Wairoa : Rev. W. H. Speef and a home missionary. Whangarei : Rev. H. Daniell. Coromandel, Heiensville, Bay of Islands, . Hokianga (Rawene), Hokianga (Kohukohu), Whangaroa, Maungamu, Hikurangi : Home missionaries. Point Albert: One wanted. Northern Maori Mission.: Rev. Wm. Gittos (superintendent). Whangaroa: Bxsv. Pa* rairi R. Paikea. Paparore: A home missionary. Bay of Islands : Rev. Davis Wilcox. Hokianga (Maungunga) : Rev. Piripi Rakena. Hokianga (Whirlnaki): £cv. Te Tuki Heretini. K»i1 para: Rev. Eru Te Tuhi. South Auckland.—Otorohanga : Rev. Honi M- Hare. ■ Te Kopua: Rev. Hapeta R«nata. Kawhia: Rev. Hori Kakuere. South Auckland.— Thames : Rev. G. W. J. Spence and a home missionary. Upper Thames : Revs. T. N. Griffin and ' P. R. Paris. Waihi: Rev. P. J. Cossum. Paeroa: Rev. C. B. Jordon. Cambridge: Rev. T. Trestrail and a ! home missionary. Hamilton : Revs. T. ■ J. Wallace and C. Roberts. Huntly : . Rev. W. A. Watson. Rotorua: Rev. , H. T. Peat. Tauranga: Rev. G. B. . Hinton. Opotilri : Rev. Percy Battey. Te , ICuitit Rev. M. J. Evans. Taumaru- , nuii Rev. H. J. Odell. Te Awamtttti: Rev. John Olphert. Whakatane, T© • Puki, Matamata, Ohura, Ngaruawahia, 1 Marakopa, Wftimiha: Home mission- . aries. Taranaki-Wanganui.— New Plymouth, s > Revs. A. B. Chappell, C. H.OMs, '» home missionary, and Rev. William Con- ; nell (super ntimerary). WaitAra : Rev. ■ John W. Griffin and a home missionary, i Inglewood : Rev. Jacob Featberston. ■ Stratford : Revs. Amos Reader and > Archer O. Harris. Elthain : Rev. > Hedley White. Hawera : Revs. E. 0. ' Blamires and T. G. Hammond (super- - numerary). Manaia : Rev. W. S. Neal. ; Cape Egmont : Rev. R. B. Tinsley and ; a home missionary. Kaponga : Rev. C. Blair. Normanby : Rev. R. T. P. l Haddon. Pa-tea : Rev. H. H. Papa- , kakura. Waim&rino and Pariroi : Home > missionaries. Okaiawa : A deaconess. 1 Home Mission eecretary : Rev. T. G. • Brooke. Wangamri : Rev. H. L. Bla- ; mires (chaplain with Expeditionary > Forces), Rev. H. A. Marshall (supply), i Rev. E. Bandy, and a. home mis1 sionary. Aramoho t Rev. C. A. Sims. • Rangitikei : Rev. F. Rands. Taihape : Rev. J. A. L. Miniffie. Waimarino : ■ Rev. P. J. Cook. East Egmont, Mokau, ' and Patea : Home missionaries. Hawkes Bay-Manawatu. — - Napier : Rev. T. R. Richardsi and a home mis- , sionary. Hastings : Rev. M. A. R. Pratt. Gisborne : Rev. Robert Raine and one wanted. Waipawa : Rev. Ar> ' thur Harding. Dannevirke : Rev. J. A. Hosking. Woodvilla : Rev. Christopher Abemethy. Pahiatua : Rev. Raymond Richards. Palmerston North (Broadstreet) : Rev. F. W. Boys and on© i wanted. Palmerston North (Cuba- , street) : Rev. J. H. Hastern. Feikling : Revs. D. J. Murray and T. Coatsley, a home missionary, and Rev. P. W. i Jones (supernumerary). Sanson and Rongotea: Rev. R. P. Keall. Fpxton : Rev W. Rowe and a home missionary. i Kimbolton and Norsewood : Home mifei sionaries. Wellington District. — Wellington (Taranaki-street) : Rev. J. G. Chapman ; and a home missionary. Wellington Central Mission : Rev. G. K. Smith. Wel1 h'ngl/on (Thorndon) : Revs. G. S. Cook, ■ C. A. Sims, and John Dumbell (super1 numerary). Wellington South : Revs. W. Slade. J. Richards, J. Dawson (presi' ' dent of conference), W. H. Beck (super- ; numerary). Johnsonville : Rev. S. H. D. Peryman and Oswald A. Burnet. ; Hufct : Revs. William Beckett and Samuel J. Garlick (supernumerary). Petone : Revs. J. J. Lewis and William Kirk (supernumerary). South Wairarapa : Rev. Leslie B. Neal. Carterton : Rev. J. Ward. Masterton : Rev. S. J. Serpell and one wanted. Eketahuna : Rev. Angus M'Bean. Otaki : Rev. Harry Cottom and a home missionary. , Chaplain, to Forces at Trentbam : Rev. W. Walker. Levin : Rev. W. H. E. Abbey. Pai-aparaumu : A home missionary. Nelson. — Nelson: Rev. William Baumber. Richmond: Rev. A. Aahcroft and a home missionary. Blenheim : Revs. B. T. Rothwell, T. R. B. Wooloxall, and a home missionary. Hokitika : Rev. H. L. ■ Richards. Greymouth : ReV. E. P. Patchett. Motueka : Rev. Charles A. Foßton. Reefton: Rev. C. Penney. Westport: Rev. B. P. Dudley. Havelock, Mttrohison, Runanga, Granity, Denniston, Tapawera, and Dovedale: Home missionaries. North Canterbury. — Christchurch (Durham-street): Revs. P. N. Knight and Henry Bull (supernumerary). Connexional secretary and authorised representative: Rev. S. Lawry. Christchurch Central Mission: Rev. J. Cooker, Christchurch East: Revs. W A. Sinclair, A. Liversedge, F. T. Harris, and a home missionary, .Revs. John Smith (supernumerary), Robert Taylor (supernumerary), WiUiam C. Oliver (supermimeraTy), and R. Wilson (without pastoral charge). Cambridge-terrace : Revs. B. Metson, C. E. Ward, and J. Nixon (supernumeraries). Wookton: Revs. William Laycock and William Lee (supernumerary), W. J. Williams (stu> ply). Sydenham: Eev. A. N. Scotter. Addington: Rev. T. W. Vealie and a home missionary. St. Albans: Revs. H. E. Bellhouse, A. A. Bensley, and Thomas Fee (supernumerary). Papanui : Rev. A. Peters and a home missionary for Riccarkm. Lyttelton : Rev. A. Mitchell. South Springston: Rev. W. B. Scott. Tai Tapu: Rev. H. Ranston. Leeston : Rev. W. Grigg. Kaiapoi : Rev. P. W. Fairclough. Ohoka; Rev. J. F Martin. Rangiora: Revs. William Wills and James R. Clark. Greendale and Malvern: Rev John Harris and a home missionary. Amberley and Oxford : Home missiona-rice. ' South Canterbury— Timam (Bankstreet); Revs.' T. A. Joughin, R. B. Spiers, J. R. Sullivan (with Expeditionary Force). Timam (Woodlandsstreet) : Rev R. J. Liddell. " Waimate : Rev G. F. Stockwdl and one wanted. Temuka (Ring-stroet) : Rev. Jae. Guy. Temuka (Denmark -street) : One' wanted. Geraidine : Rev. G. J. Hunt. Ashburton : R«ve. W. J. Elliott and J. D. M' Arthur. Willowby: B*v. W. J. Oxbrow.

Oswnam: R«v. J. J. A. Loehore and a home missionary. Mayfiokh Homo missionary. ' Otago.— Dunedin (Trinity): Revs. W. A. Hay, F. W. lsitt, and T. W. Newbold (supernumeraries). Dunedin Cen^ trsl Mission : Rev. Clarence Eaton. Dune* dih (Dundas-street) : Revs. S. Griffith and A. R. Gordon. Dunedin (Cargillroad): Rev. F. T. Read. St. Kilda: Rev. A. J. Seamer. Caversham: Revs. Edward Drake and W. H. Hocking. Mornington: Rev. Wm. Greenslade. Roslyn : R«v. T. A. Pybus. Mosgiel: Rev. J. T. Pinfold. Port Chalmera: Rev. 0. T. Marshall. Waikouaiti aud Palitterston' South : Rev. Alexander Allen and a home missionary. Balclutha : Rev. B, J. James. Kaitangata : A home missionary. Milton : Rev. A. Hopper. Roxburgh: Rev. Job Benning. Lawrence, Cromwell, and Kaitangata : Home missionary. Southland.— lnvercargill (Leet-street) t Reve. William Ready and William Lea. Invercavgill (Don-street) : Rev. S. Hen. derson and F. B. Lawrence. Invercargill (Elles-road) : Rev. G. Clement. Bluff: Rev. A. H. Fowles. Gore: Rev. Nicholas Turner. Otautau: Rev. Samuel Bailey. Nightcaps : Home missionary. Edend&le : Rev. F. Frost. Riverton, Winton, and Tuatapere: Home missionaries. South Island and Maori Mission: Rev. Rakena Piripi, The Stationing Committed recommended that Waiuku be made a married minister's station. The recommendation was adopted.