WANGANUI PRESBYTERY.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1105, 9 February 1910, Page 2

WANGANUI PRESBYTERY.

A MEETING AT MARTON

MR JOLLY'S CALL,

/The ordinary meeting of the AV'anganui Presbytery was held at Marton Junction yesterday, when there • was a large attendance of members. A hearty welcome was extended to Rev. "J. D. Mackenzie, the '' new "minister of St. Paul's, Wanganui, ami to Mr Grundy, home missionary at Eastown. The Rev. AY. ' Trotter, of Auckland, being present, was associated with the P.resbvter.w I Apologies for bsence were received from Rev. A. Morton and Messrs Simpson and G. McGregor. The Rev. G. Budd was appointed moderator for the ensuing sh" ' months. " < It was reported that the Rev. E. G. ' Evans was duly inducted to the ' charge of Forded, and that the Rev. ■ ■J. V. Mackenzie was settled at Wanganui. A unanimous call from Foxton ,„ flu-™,. 0 f the Roy g. K. Aitken was sustained, and Mr Ait- , ken accepted it. It was agreed that the induction take place on ItebrUary

Ihe Rev J. Ross resigned the nioderatership of Taihape. owing to failing health . He was l l&! * tUy &"H d • i h, , s prices, and the '■!■« >hce was appointed in The call from St. Stephen's. Auckland, to the Rev. I. Jolly .was considered. The Rev. W. Trotter and Messrs Peacock and Kirlcer appeared call and IS Ar mcl ' S Tr BU PP°# of **" can d nd Messrs Monro. Scott nd coin' rtatTr^f^ 1 ' PaWßton wns g J l •. Aftcr- S deliberation, it «as resolved to place the call in '\r r M Jolly •"?' a,KI - accepted it or ton ,U;i t °, 1 rema " 1 1 of Palm3r"SJ f™ end of this month. vacinr- \ mi "Aerator of the 1-StS.V t resolution, at^Sni: meetingisalso{ «^held