PRIMITIVE METHODIST CONFERENCE.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8371, 11 January 1894, Page 2

PRIMITIVE METHODIST CONFERENCE.

(Per United Press Association.) New Plymouth, January 10. At tha Primitive Methodist Conference, tho now President on taking his seat made feeling reference to his father, the Premier Minister of Methodism in New Zealand. After the mid-day adjournment, the Conference '.considered matters relating to \ mission work. It was decided to start a new mission on the West Coast, working Mokihinui, Karamea, Ngakawaro, und G-ranity Cteek, to be called the Mokihinui mission. It was also decided to establish a mission and Bend Ministers to the Estate and Inglewood. Allocation Committee — Revs. Dawson, Ward, Sharp, Clover, and Messrs Goldie and Gibson. The Church Building Committee found all the church properties in a very satisfactory positin. First reading of stations, — New Plymouth, J. Nixon ; Wellington, J. Gny, and E. Drake ; Auokland I, C. E. Ward and J. B. Hinea, Auckland 11, W. S. Potter; Invercargill, P. W. Jones; BluiT, H. Williams ; Timaru, J. W. Haywanl 5 Thames, J. Olphort j Greondale, T. H. Lyon ; Christchurch, J. Dawson; Aehburton, J. Cooker; Feilding, J. Cloves ; Halcombe, G. Grindley • GeraMine.lW. 0. Woodward ; Dunedin, W. Laycook; Foxton, F. W. Boys; South Invercargill, W. Woollass; Btratford, G. C. Clement ; Waimate-Oamaru, J. Sharp ; Westpork, W. Harris; Denniston, G. Carr; HuntervUle, one to be obtained j Mokihinm", J. Hood; Eltham, W. O. Wood; Cheviot, R, Boine; Inglewood, 8. Barnett. Sue' Conference adjourned till to-morrow.