THE LATE MEETING OF PRESBYTERY.
TO THE EDITOR. I oik,— In to-day's report of yesterday's proceedings in the Presbytery of Auckland you do not make clear the fact that I gained my ehject in appealinj; against the decision of the Presbytery m Mr. Breach's case to the General Assembly, by Mr. Runciman's complaint and appeal. The matter will have now to be settled by the Assembly. Y oa yive different versions of Mr. T. M. Fraser'e rhetorical sentence as to the ill-feeling, ill. blood, petty questions, &c, which have been observable in the proceedings of Presbytery during the last three months. I think Mr. Eraser's experience of the last three months he was connected with the Presbytery of Geelong will fairly parallel the three months he refers to.—l am, 4c, John MacLeod. Xorth Shore, December 7.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6571, 8 December 1882, Page 3
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