TELEGRAMS.
(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)
GREYMOUTH, January 30.
Applications for special dredging claims on the ocean beach and mouths of streams are still being made.
WELLINGTON, January 25.
The Wesleyaii General Conference meets next May in Melbourne. The voting proceeded for representatives to the General Conference. There were twentyone nominations of ministers for the election of nine, and the following is the result in numerical order : — Revs. Morley, J. Berry, Oliver, McNicoll, Lewis, Taylor, Lee, F. W. Isitt, and Baumber. For lay representatives, there were 24 nominations for the election of eleven, the following being the result of the voting : — Messrs. Buddie, Peryman Moxharn, F. Prime, Harris, Brown, Knight, George, White, Smith, and Snodgrass. Tbe following are the members of the general conference ex officio '. — Revs. Williams, Bavin, Bull, and Wilson, of Auckland. The conference adjourned till Monday. The third reading of the appointments is to be taken on Wednesday.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume X, Issue 1842, 31 January 1888, Page 2
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