OKATO.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 237, 1 December 1900, Page 2

OKATO.

(raoK oua ow* ooMMB Ok Monday last* facMcfc <fl men'a Christian TeapwvnMH formed bare. TbeJnHfcla token by 'be Potifirtfci imt/M ha* been iu existence mm I >ind accomplished much The Wealeyan Ohumb for the meeting, and circular invitation sent tb (M to sympathise, a cheeriilg waM together, i'be Preaidwt oHB garehu branch, Mitt WhiU, ll| presided, and outlined Tin ciaflj useful a local branch aifktlj Mr*. Allen Dougtu, uw'jl President, who had onu Hi Plymouth, followed with and great interest, describing tfcl ahd world-wide spread ef tke W, also stating that * geaHW New Plymouth had sent a Mftfl wishing to beoomean bononryi and would be glad to renew it The Rev. John H, White atat in Okato gentleman had atoM on his way, placing in bis jpriil scription for bit wife a*si| honorary member for MomU, ' then unanimously decided tej Okato branch, and Mn. Melal elected president, Miss Brownfai buy, and Mn. liarr traaMH start is an auspicious w well chosen, and, whilo the Mi work of the W.C.T U. it | feature, it is a distinct advutafl ' ever it exists that it units* uj 1 of all communions in ' " for God, home, and hamaaM 1 The Wesleyaa Sunday paring for their snnirmwi/M ' next. Singing practices have m 1 time in prooess. The | preached by Rev. W, noon and evening, and br|||| 1 of Mr. W. J. Gray the pitafe 1 in his paddock during the! 1 week in a lovelvi ;pot close b/H 1 River, thejuum being a mM ing and concert lathe WesWHW 1 in the evening. Thia fifcnll | one of the event* of thtyN&f