WESLEYAN CHURCH.

Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 147, 27 March 1886, Page 3

WESLEYAN CHURCH.

Thr quarterly tnerfinEr () f ; l u > above For M per Thames Oiu-uit, was lie!.) on Monday U\<t n( 'I e Aiolm, Uev. E. Beat from Thivme? )»esulm«f. ivlinntcs of the pi'«Mions meeting Wore read ami confimied, vitli an addition rer-onling tlmt at the* previous meeting a petition signed by over 100 iHdenta in the Ohinemuri district u-ij :fing tli at Rev. T. ,J. Wills lie |y aj.jio.nteil tlieir minister for the e»isuin,i» year, hatl l>een laid on the tahlp. Mr A. C. White, Juniui On nit Sti-uard, stated he had been written to aslvina if \ ti ' know mut had become nf tin' pdi.ion, and statino the rosi-lenr-s in Ouue.nmi won- .Im^ati&Iiod at (he .uanncr i,, w inch llh.id UetMi ('"ited. On fh«" motion «,| y Lv ,J !U1K . Sj 1L wag resolved T'uii the Press li-nf of the Conf. r.«n -cli" respectfully M^.'d it he had fcceiv(>d sue ■ ,« memorial, and what had become* of it ? ll ua-j ttu-t km- i-foKp,] that a record be tnnt}e iu the minute- Haling t/iat che matter ha-l be.Mi tjiscn-. • 1. _ IIpv Mr Wills ivfo...*! to the great kuvhip^ he ha ! roceived From tl e reaidents through >nt the whole of the dig. tiict luring tlip past two year?. Mr Ln\ell, Waiorongoniai, wrote ftskintr why a ohurcti should not be erected there, and urging that some steps be at once taken in that direction. Other loutine business having lieen transacted, the meeting* closed.