MEETINGS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13873, 6 October 1908, Page 3

MEETINGS.

AUCKLAND MINISTERS' .:'•''" ASSOCIATION. || ' The monthly mooting of the Auckland Ministers' Association was held .yesterday: I afternoon in St. David's manse. The - Re-y, ! M. Bawden Harris and George H. Ralph ■ were elected members of the association* I The Revs. H. Steel-Craik and Robert" Ee'rI guson were nominated for membership. Th<r 'Rev.. A, Miller, M.A., convener, of the'.Temperance Committee, gave an excellent pro* | gress' report, It was resolved to hold a I united weekly meeting;.: for: prayer in th« "ST.M.C.A. rooms, commencing on Thursday, i 15th t inst,,. -when the' Rev. J. A. Euxfprd will ipreside. The Rev.'.; George Maunsell waa [ welcomed *by the president, and i gave un address ;oh. the subj eot of," Christian Unity." Ah' interesting discussion 'followed*; the-.read-iirig of a-paper by the Rev. A. A. Murray, M.A., of St. Andrew's Church, who was accorded a. vote of thanks. 1 The;meeting its -November will be hold at St. Luke's, Remuera. The-Rev.! M. Bawden Harris, pro* mised to give' a paper. The members were , "the guests of the Rev. W. Gray and Mrs, Dixon at tea.'' : v..,:..:. :.;' WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION. v ; -■ A meeting of.tho St. James' branch of th» ;■ Women's Missionary. Union was held in Si.' James' Hall, Wcllington-Mtreot, ~ last "night. The Rev. R. L. Walker, - occupied f the* chair, and there was a good altmuianoc. lj'.a ' - meeting too?, the form; o£ a social, evening, addivi-.es being delivered- by Mrs. . Brown, Mr F. Ching, the', chairman, and others. S»l« were alio rendered by-Mina Biggs and ■ Messrs. A. Ah- Ch«!0 and Parker, whil» » recitation was contributed byMre.Parkhursti, ' ~ A colled ion was taken ug in aid of ih& misu ' jaoaiuncV ■'•■■■■• ,--~-n**>-> ■ - .-, ; v , » - '\•' a < T - <-v , f • . .