METHODIST CONFERENCE

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 10 February 1913, Page 4

METHODIST CONFERENCE

{By TcffiVtaph.—Press Association.? WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Mothoii-s-t Conference was continued yesterday morning. A local address to his F.xoollertey the Governor was adopted. The following'wore admitted as minsters into full connection with the snnl'ereiKM: Ilevs, John 1). iMcArthur. Fdward Br:idy„ Henry Cotton and .Joseph B. .Sticklino;- The following' probationer* were passed in their respective yours: Messrs Albert F. Hurcholl,-William A. Hurley, M.A., Charles H. Olds,. .Limes R ; chards, Archer O. Harrii-, Harold; A. Sharp, Alexander Allen, Walter .!. F.nticott, Arthur Hopper, WrJlisiftt Lea, Lesfie B. Xoale, Horace L. Richards, .Tames Charterus, Fred. Frost, Ctvde L. C. Carr, Matthew J. Evans, Robert B. Gosnell, Henry H. Marshall, John E. Parsons, ArthtrrH. Seriven, William Jalker, Willian A. Watson, Samuel J. Worrin. Tw> preachers—Messrs George B. Hinton and Arthur A. Bonsley—-and several candidates were received for training. Messrs George, Klrkwood. Davics, Wihibx and Edward To Puhi were* passed in their respective yeans as native preachers on probation. Thf* Theological College Committee, \va* authorised to make arrangements for thren additional students. , On Saturday afternoon the delegates attendeiT a picnic at Day's IJn.w ard to-day a camp meeting was held on the Basin Reserve.