THE METHODIST CONFERENCE

Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13645, 10 February 1913, Page 6

THE METHODIST CONFERENCE

ADMISSION OF CLERGY.

LIST OF PROBATIONERS PASSED

[United Puess Association.]

Wellington, Fob. 9. ; Th© Methodist Confpre-nce was continued yo&Li»r<lay morning. A. loyal address to his Excellency the Govonior was adopted. .Tho following wore admitted as nunistam into lull coneiictiou with the Oonferonoo: John D. McArthur, Edward Uimby, Henry Cottoin, and Joseph B. Suokiing. Th© following probationers woro passed in their respective years : Albert F. Burchell, William A. Bin-ley, M; A. Charles, H. Olds, James Richorda Arckr, 0. .Barm, , Harold A. Sharp, Alexander Allen, VValter J. Enticott, Arthur Hopper, William Lea, i^slioß. Noale, Horace L.. .Bl«'W Mme® Ohartens, Frederick *;ost, Sydo L. Carr, Matthew J. Evans,; Robert B. Gosnell, Henry H. Marshall,. John E. Parsons, Arthur H./ benyen, William Walker, William. A. Watson, Samuel J. Werrin. Two P^ehers, George IV Hinton and Arthur A. Bene]«s V were p:«s*d. Several candidates M'oro received for training. Klrkwotxl, Da vies Wilcox, and Edward To Puhi \v!Ti> passed in their respective ye<ans aa Native prcacbons on pi-obation. " Tbo Thoologic^l College committee, was -authorised to make, arrangementa for throe-additional students. On Saturday Jifternoon the delegates attond^} n picnic at Day'® Bay, and today a camp meeting was held on Baism Keservo. . . . . •' ...,■■