METHODIST CHURCH.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 52, 4 March 1915, Page 7

METHODIST CHURCH.

FIRST DRAFT OF STATIONS. I'br Prkss 'Association. * Ohristchurch, March 3. 'flie lirst draft of stations is as follows: Taranaki-Wanganui.—New Plymouth: Revs. A. B. Chappell, C. H. Olds, and a Home Missionary, Rev. William Gunnel] (supernumerary). Waitara: Rev. John W. Griffin and ! Home Missionary. Inglewood: Rev. Jacob Featherstou. Stratford: Revs. Amos Reader, D. Archer and 0. Harris. Eft-ham: Rev. Hedloy White. Hawera: Rev. E. 0. Blamires. Maniii : Rev. W. Neale. Cape Egmont: i ■/. R. B. Tinsley aid a Home Mis- ; i laiy. Kaponga: Rev. C. Blair. Wanganui: Rev. Hi. L. Blamires (chapbin with the expelitionary forces) and Rev. H. A. Marshall (supply), Rev. i. Bandy and a Home Missionary. A ram oho.:, Rev. Leslie B. Neale. Rangitikei: Rev. F. Rands. Taiinpe: Rev. J. A. L. Minerfie. Waiinarino: One' wanted. Fast- Egmont, Mokatl, and Patea, Home Missionaries.: : Ammvft ■ A lengthy debate took place upon the question of the extension of the term of tiie itinerancy upon a motion introduced by Rev. 0. H. Laws, providing that in special cases the conference could appoint a minister boyond the five years limit. The resolution was carried by .121 .ofces to 40.