VICAR OF ALL SAINTS
APPOINTMENT IN CHRISTCHURCH
The Rev. I. L. Richards, vicar of All Saints’ parish, Gladstone, has been appointed vicar of St. Luke’s P?! 15 "’ Christchurch, to succeed the Rev. F. N Taylor, who has been transferred to the Amberley parish. He will begin his new duties in December. Mr Richards, who is a son of the late Bishop Richards, of Dunedin, was educated at Christ’s College. . He later went to England to complete his studies. Fourteen years ago he took over his first parish, at Palmerston. He remained there for four and a-half years, before his appointment to a vicarship at Anderson’s Bay, Dunedin. After seven years at that parish he was appointed to his present position. Mr Richards, who has been two and a-half years in Invercargill, is keenly interested in sport of all kinds, especially in aviation. He has obtained his A licence in flying.
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Southland Times, Issue 22993, 12 September 1936, Page 6
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