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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 125, 29 May 1928, Page 2

PUBLIC NOTICES. ~ A BILL INTITULED ~~ THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND EMPOWERING ACT, 1928. VrOTICE is hereby given. that, application •*■' is intended to be made to the General Assembly of New Zealand in the ensuing session by Alfred Walter Averill, D.D., Archbishop of New-Zealand, Charles James Tunks, of the City of Auckland, Barrister, Henry Douglas Andrews, of the City of Christehurch, Barrister, Thomas Frederick Martin, of the City of Wellington, Barrister, and Herbert Edgar Evans, of the City of Wellington, Barrister (hereinafter called "the promoters"), I for leave to bring in a Private Bill the Short Title of which is as above, to effect the following objects and purposes, viz.:— 1. To authorise the Bishops, Clergy, and Laity of the Church of the Province of New Zealand, commonly called "The Church of England," which in the Constitution of such Church is described as "The (or this or a) Branch of the United Church of Englaml and Ireland in New Zealand," and as "This Branch of the Church of Eng.laud" in General Synod assembled, subject to the provisions in the said Act contained, to exfercise the following powers, that is to say:—To alter, add to, or diminish the "Formularies" which expression shall extend to mean and include the Book of Common'- Prayer, the Form and Manner.of Making, Ordaining, ana Consecrating of Bishops, Priesta, and Deacons, and the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion, all referred to in Clause 1 of the Constitution of'the said Church, or' any one or more of such Formularies, or any part or'parts thereof, or. to frame or adopt for use in the said Church new Formularies in lieu thereof of any part or parts thereof, and to order or permit tha use in public worship of a Version other than the Authorised Version of the Bible or of any part or parts thereof. 2.' To declare to have been and to be valid Title G, Canon 1, of the Canons of tha said General Synod as set'out in the "Second Schedule to the said Act. 3. To provide that certain' alterations, revocations, additions, diminutions, orderings," or ' permittings- already made by the said General Synod or to-be made tinder the authority' of-the above'proposed Bill shall not affect or impair or be deemed to have affected or impaired ■' the identity of the said Church, or to affect, jeopardise, or impair the title of any property held by or in trust for the ■ said Church or for the General Synod or any Diocesan Synod thereof, or by or in trust for any other organisations of the said Church. 4. To provide that the powers conferred by tire said proposed Bill shall he in substitution for the powers purporting to be conferred by Clauses 2, 3, aud 4 of the Constitution of the said Church. ■ 3. Printed copies of the proposed Bill will, be deposited in the Office of the' Examiner of Standing Orders, Parliamentary Buildings, Wellington, and at the Diocesan Office of each Diocese of tbe said Church on the 12th day of June, 1928, and the said copies may be inspected by all persons at those offices, which are situated as follows:— 26, Dowling street, Dunedm; 40, Shortland street, Auckland; Booth and Chapman's Buildings, Victoria street, Hamilton; Sussex street, Nelson; 3, Church lane, Napier; 173, Cashel: street, Christ* church; 20, Mulgrave street, Wellington. Dated the 16th day of May. 1928. HADFIELD AND PEACOOCK, Solicitors for'the above-named Promoters. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER. 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