ST. ANDREW'S EPSOM.
INDUCTION OF VICAR. The Uev. F. P. deL Willis, who has been chaplain at King's College for over a year, was inducted as vicar of St. Andrew's Parish, Epsom, last evening. Archbishop AveriU officiated at the cere inony, and was assisted by his chaplain, Archdeacon W J. Simktn, and Canon C L. Tuke, who has own to charge of the parish m»c« June Among those pre# eat were Archdeacon II A. Hawkins, Canon B. K Arebdail, headmaster of King's College, Canon J Haselden. and the Rev. h L. Harvae, of Cambridge, who was Vicar of St. Andrew's for eight years. There was a very large congregation. Mr. Wiiks is a New Zeaiaader, son of the late Archdeacon Willis, o! Cambridge, an<i he was educated at Christ's College, Chnstcburch During the war be served with the New Zealand forces and later studied at Oxford, where he took secondclass hononis He wan ordamed by the Bishop of Manchester in the' Manchester Cath#dr»i in 1922, and wag appointed to a training school for ei-service sen at KnaWford, ' "heshire, where the men were prepared for the university. Subsequently Mr teams enrate of the parish of Burr, I^an'-fishsre
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19743, 16 September 1927, Page 12
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196ST. ANDREW'S EPSOM. New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19743, 16 September 1927, Page 12
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