FAREWELL SOCIAL TO REV. F. W. YOUNG.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 146, 16 July 1901, Page 2

FAREWELL SOCIAL TO REV. F. W. YOUNG.

I \ ' — f. — *i ! Mary'* Hall oftJdonday sveaing thirj was a '.very large attendance at givtfn'as al^vetaking to the Bsv> F: W. YouQg,-who baa lately left iknd the neighbouring (ownehipg. The Kev. F. G. Evans presided, and, aftei a pianoforte solo by Misi Ohong, hj« briefly referred to the object for which they had met together, and spoke in feeling terms of the work done by Mr. Young in the country parishes as well ps in town. The choir then sing a part amg, ftftarwßlcH tt : short address in the course of which he stated that the ongregatioa had siil£ Ecribed and Bant Home for a pecke (Jommunion" ServTceto be presented t™ : Mr. Yoang as soon as it came to harjd lie regretted that not be given to * httt wtifQtogt but owihg-, to t^/^urld^nflß^e^tri^giiintleDiaii^ '. departure t6 his p.w s'pheßof labour, and r bei6g'unable' £ol>b£ain>ibe service in,; rtto. -cp'pny,; fl|o§ld «cci|pß yfa gbjbf ipmtujntil the,; tefvice it*ej^ar^i|d;^'^M^^ooatjfc« aJ|lol^'«^c^wa^^^<»ee^}Bd | l " by &bd° * Saaw, w}i3. m -thß"una«Jiuable absenaei * of Mr. Wr Skinrier through indispcsl o 'i tion, alludedfjo "the excelleot workdoka k by Mr. Young in connection with £g Sunday school teachers' preparatjoj&i \ cUts, Mr. Shaw concluded by presets ing Mr. Young with a memento frtrfT' the touchers ii& glee'had baW, sung by'the mile mldariberssf thechdws > Ur apprtciatio.^fj^qlrisjjMvices. He ix-pre-sed his regret at leaving New I lyb> i mouth, but would always remem tSt ' *ith>'gratitua<j tb«!kindrrte9'wti*h M ' ; (to)itiwiUtifrDm<eve»yoM)aSnnec eA ■with'SvMaYy's,- big ily. i the t&VWMitcel <W quart e te, nf er «luahi;Mri»Young f ro r uouacei the benediction, and then t ikw JiSripT-vf f.S ,VUM' :bV>HI - ail -nOWNSOHOQt'BOBiM'TTEE t 'TikEittbrfldrittee "Metntfli MfJtt"fa# ev isp l{) BffliffV (oSiimU)}'- l»?/WMr}j{Afp Whit», J. An offer by Mr. Mo:sh ail'tdpiai 6 a back cf the. h Southroar|. Schnjj( the of s^psndiog"'rems'recei k-ed from was hit to Ihe cbairman^andlTr.T9dd to deal witi.. Toe' qiiesfiWa "of 1 Action of she tr ,bMeds,at ; ,Oqurtenay straet and Soith held ing the result of the Vmlt'of the EJuca ion Board deputaton )o Wellingt in in regafd a kirn e:gi'ten lepoi ted average attendance for th» past two w'eekr'aa ißßy>o"ttV%f a rolL number of. 56X;Th pupils w-re gi ir™ aiftp'iffey.fifc I K\M (Af'SEofiw in accjivdance ivas tiecided'tthat; the Wqr a!rbidy jobsSrve'dj no h'lday;wxwfl(. be given'on "thb'd»y ifao Coas j * -- couduot view'at'Ohristchurcbjftrii-thecomßii;-tee pas<(d 'a 'rasci'u'tton'-'B'jip'reshng-" pleasute at. the. .f^you^abj^'r^^ 1 J .' It wsadetided t'o'.wk thajSoafd] M? 1 information as to whit was beiagiKi 'ne ! ih r district lijjb: ,! Bchebl qW g teis. : " "'• //",.,' '-"'/Tsrij . W. P. White lefirred .to v ..,i)(e"q{ifd 1 'tion of t j ehnicdleducttoi', and -thought some wCnps should be tatteu to »> cu a e , <ttte'ftc-gnitio'i bf New fiijmoa«.h obief „otu. re for educati > ( njil ,m itteWfti He noticed that the S'ratfo d Boroju^B' 1 Council had met the . projeos rhoT : 1 bjrallyVahd a leshnual tcho 1 wai to be fsabished' there "tfv oho', 1 'aio! he hoped New Plymouth would nos] lit ] any o ; ppo!tur.j;i i ss'ipby,. •> '^ Afr>er a. Bhusf sdi eHMjojfJ Mr P. i Whie moved,-and Mr. Gtukralger u secoided, the following resolmioi, ' which vCilf be f i l wardl.d r 5Jt , nei:duca. tioa this committee regrets that c rcunistanc. s havemiseo , tending of a -i technical tchoal io Ne * Plymouth, and I i'&fes&M£ft'-h<jpe that further ef b th will be madflJijLthe Elucation Biard . 1 eitis i facWry golatior», end (6-tbisVcd wju*'*' 1 respfiatffllly.ask jf possib e to again approach ihe Boroug'i O unc 1 oa< 1 th-s-m' st important' qataiioD, Kittj tre] | object of securing a suitable site, j I