AFTERNOON SITTING.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XIV, Issue 2877, 20 January 1893, Page 2

AFTERNOON SITTING.

AFTERNOON"i?ITT|Sra. STATIONING OF ' ' Th© third draff; of stations' wag &q • follows:— , ' ■■ / r Auckland L-~£bn.j; Guy and J, 5 Hayward. - * Auckland ll.—Rev W. S. Potter »nd one from England lor supply. - : ..--t" Gumd ggers' Mission .—Lay Agent. Thames.— IlevJ. Olphert. r New Plyniouth.^-Rev J. Ntxoo. Stratford.-Reva j. Clover and W. C. Wood, , ;•; Hunterville.—MrH. Curnm. Manawatu.— IW G. Clement. Halcombe.—Rev G. Carr. - Foxton.—Rev G. Grinley. WeUingto^—Reva Q, & W»r4 N^

S. Barnett, and W. Dean and J. Dunbell (Sup.) Westport and Denniston.—Revs Laycock and Raine. Christchurch.—Rev J. Dawsnn. Greendale.—Rev T. H. Lyon. Ash burton.—Rev J. Cocker, Geraldine.-JRev W. C. Woodward and one from England. Timaru.—Rev P. W. Boys. Waimate and Oatiaru.~-Rev W. Harris. Dunedin.— Rev P. W. Jones. Invercargill.- Rev J. Shaip. . South lnvercargill—Rev W. Woollass.: Bluff Branch.—Rev fl. Williams. The third draft was carried as read. < LKOAL OPINION. It was decided that the opinion^ of the Conference in England be obtained on the ruling of the New Zealand Conference on special cases of ntationina;. (New Zealand minutes, page 7, rule 18). CKATKKNAL GREETINGS. Telegrams conveying fraternal greetings were sent to the Bible Christian and the United Free Methodist Conferences. I>ELHGATE TO ENGLISH CONFERENCE. Mr Jones, of Cheater, was appointed delegate for New Zealand, and Mr Parker, of Bumingham, vice-delegate. CONFERENCE FOR 1894. It was decided to hold the next Conference at New Plymouth. c