METHODIST CONFERENCE.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18203, 2 March 1929, Page 5

METHODIST CONFERENCE.

DRAFT OF STATIONS. By Telegraph —Press Association. AUCKLAND, February 28. The Method.st Conic rence was continued to-day. The second draft of stations in tlio posting or iinnisiors is as follows: — N,ew Plymouth —Revs. O. Eaton and G. S. CVok (third and fourth ministers). Manaia —Rev. B. Dudley. Wanganui North —Rev. G. C. Ham son (first minister). Napier—Rev. W. G. Slade. Dannevirke—Rev. H. White. Pahiatua —Rev. W. B Pickering. Taranaki Street, Wellington—Rev. T. R. Richards. Wellington South —Rev. C. M. Roberts (second minister). Hutt —Rev. N. R. Gutry. Petone —Rev. B. J. James. Richmond, Nelson —Rev. J. H Haslam. Greyinou'h—Rev. H. Noble. Westport—Rev. C. A. Foston/ Cambridge Terrace, Christchurch— Kov. vS. Fallows (first minister). Sydenham—Rev. B. Mctson. liiccarton—Rev. J. F. Jack. Lytte I ton —Rev. B. Willis. Kniapoi—llev. O. Burnet. Rangiora—Rev. S. Henderson. Greendnle —Rev. J. Featberston. Hawarden—Rev. W. Parker. Woimnte—Rev. W. R. Scott. ( Dunedin Central Mission —Rev. O. l B. Hinton. Cargill Road. Dunedin—Revs. J. M. j Lorhore and A- R- Penn. I Caversham, Dunedin—Rev. H. Daniels. Baldutha- -Rev. f-T. C. Orchard. Roxburgh-—Rev. G. R. H. Peterson. Gore—Rev. A. M. Costsrn. A complimentary luncheon was given in honour of the president, who made an appeal on behalf of foreign missions in Hie Solomon Islands. Tn the evening a special missionary rally was hel l. The work fl.me bv chaplains m the annual mdiiary ramps was approved. All chaplains who. during the vonr. had curved the Church ‘n territorial camps, had reported faroir nhly on the conduct of the camp':. Fv col lent opportunities had been afforded hv the mihtary authorities for religious work among the men.