PRIMITIVE METHODIST

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13575, 5 December 1907, Page 5

PRIMITIVE METHODIST

.«a». »• The quarterly meeting of the New} Plymouth circuit of Hie Piiniiitive Methodist Church was held Ja:.t night. Tha Rev. A. Harding prpsk^ch There was -a very large attendance, all tho stations being represented. . It was stated that the nuances, 3espite wet woathor, were very satisfafi* tory, the circuit fund being cleatIt was decided to leave t-V arrangements in connection fiii^ J >*>& visit of! tho Rev. J. Flanagan, eai-iy in .'April, Until after the conference. Delegates to the con foreran were'^ap* pointed as follows: — ft.-.v. A. Harding, Messrs C. A. Bollrir»ger And Y:\ Chatterton. Unaiiinioi'" invitniions w-^re extended to tho Rev. J. Guy. ClrHsiehurch, as] superintendent, and Ryv. A. Armstrong* as second lairsister for tho circuit for next year. ' Both have ponco been accepted?. | A crv.inittee was appointed to" <HMH ! sider a "/-hrinc for improving th 3 fin- ' ances of the country churches. | The question of union, "which! iwill He considered at> i'hv cinifwoicc, wad dis* cuf.Eoti. but no doKu'to action was taken* The inVet : •:<■!; wes i-ivonr^blo to Union^ but considered it wovJA Nj unwise" ta place t?:o matter' befm-p the churches' until Rvch time as U-? "V^j-slcvan Methodist Church -was apart from the Methodist Church of Australasia.