METHODIST CONFERENCE

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1689, 5 March 1906, Page 2

METHODIST CONFERENCE

LATE MR HOUNSELL'S SUCCESSOR

.Per Prflsa Association,

Duneim, Saturday, in the Sail draft of dibtions'of' Welling,tod district the Bjv. 'W. Tidsley te'plaoes t|io Rov.'(Penney ac Hastings, and the Rev. Griffin the late IJPr Hounsell.

| Dunedin, last night. The Methodist Conference, on reoeiving news of the death of the Rev. Hourisell, passed a resolution of sympathy with Mrs Hoanseii. The fo'lowiog is the third reading of stations : —Auckland Distriot: Aaokland, J. A. Luxford, G Bond, G. W. J. Spence, W. Grigg, T. W. Newbold, W. R. Tuck, with W. H Lowry, J. Low and J. S. Smalley as supernumeraries, We6ley College, J. H. Bimmonde. Auckland Mission, |3. ,T. pothwell and J. Wdroa. i North Shore, 8. Griffiths and G. 8. Cook, with J. S. Wishworth and W. G- Thomas J as sufornumrituieF, Maoti Mi» ioD, V Gitlos and A. J. Searner, Manukau, Stead and a Home Missionary, wiih W. J tVatkin as supernumerary. Mahurang J. D. Jorv and a Home Missionary Thamer, It, Taylor. Upper Thame?, J Blight, J. Dukes, G. Soaddon and a Horn; Missionary. Fraoklin, J. J. Mather and one wanted. Cambridge, W. H. Beck anc a Home Missionary. Hamilton, J. Fee, Huntly, J. R. Clark. Pnparos, P. Keah Northern Wairoa, W. Wills and a Homo Missionary. Wbaogarei, F. T. Rid and a Home Missio3ary. Rotorua, A. G. Reid.

The others are unaltered. The Rev. E P. ‘BJam'res received permission to visit England. " il ‘" Tauranga, Coromande', Hejansville, Bay of Elands, Hokiaoga, Whangaroa, Mangaweka, Waunarino, Mokau, Kaituke, Norsewcod, ICumara, Havelock, Blackball, The Sounds, Amberley, Methven, Banka Peninsula, Tapanui, Palmerston, Riverton and Witon are Homo Miaeion Stations, ’