ANGLICAN DIOCESAN SYNOD.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 8319, 20 October 1888, Page 2

ANGLICAN DIOCESAN SYNOD.

The firsfc session of the eighth synod of the diocese of Dunedin will commence on the 30th inst. The Yen. Archdeacon Stocker will preside. The Church Congress will be held on the 29th, when the ques. tions of charitable aU reform and church finance will bB discussed. The following have been elected as lay representatives :—Edward Bd. C. Quick and George H. Ashcroft, St. Paul's, Dunedin; James Alien and A. D. Lubecki, All Saints', DunedinGeorge Joachim and William.B. Boyd, St. Matthew's, Dunedin ; D'Arcy Haggitt and Percy Proctor, Oamaru; William Black and William B Scandrett, Invercargill; Kdward Herbert ard M' i Fraer. Tuapeka and Waitahuna; Henry Mander and I George A. Reade, Boslyn; Hy. Mackenzie and Spencer Brent, Queenstown; General Fulton Ar I rowtown ; Henry Orbell, Waikouaitiand Goodwood • Georgo O. Bussell, Peninsula; George S. Brodrick' Caversham and Green Island; Henry King Port Chalmers; B. Ewing. Palmerston; James S.Archer Naseby; Charles H. Statham, Waitaki Plain-' Daniel Brent, Otepopo, Hampden, aud Moorakiiredenck Twiss, Tokomairiro; 11. H Learv v.,Jx' West, and North Taieri; lr. J. Aiuger, Gore and Tapanui; P. C. Neill, Mataura ard Toi-tois- Wq Pillans,.Balclutha, Inch Clutha, and Clinton'; J M Ritchie, Dunstan: John It. Hooper, Hoxbuwh' George G. Bridges, Blueskin; James AbSV Gladstone, Winton, aud Lumsden; E A<W* Cromwell; William Henry Cliurton Riverton '

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