TARANAKI PRESBYTERY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 112, 5 October 1914, Page 3

TARANAKI PRESBYTERY.

This JPrt,j|>) ury mot in iiawera Presbyterian, Church on Thuireduy, U.-lo»--r 1, with the itet\ Atr Puttisoii in the chair. TJieru were also lyrest'iit the ' Kev. Messrs Howes, Welsh, Shore, Alciyor, Boseveare, arid Meters Aitken, , l.illey, .Murray, Suwart, Ireland, Ait Gregor, Butler, Ravn, and JXmlo.i. .Apologies for aibfteuce were received from Messrs Iloliiwell and iiremner. The clerk reported that Alessrs Mewart, l>uulof, and JMJef hud been or daincd as Home Missionaries. 'Die Uev. Messrs LMelvor, Welsh and Pattison, and Messrs Murray, Hunter and llopkirk were appointed delegates to the Assembly, meeting in Dunedin on November 18, and the clerk was autliorifed to appoint substitutes if nece.ssa.rv. The Rev. Wm. airer, of Newtown, vas nomiuata-d as Moderator of the As- i Bembly for 1915. Interesting reports were given hr the Homo 'Missionaries ou the work in Waitara, Ingjkwood, Ka.pon«ja, Patr.b, and and Normanhv. The Presbytery ha* a worthy stall' and loyal assisiauts in these- fields. The ltev. Mr Roscveare reported on Homo Missionaries' sermon--, and hn dercd useful criticism. In the report of the youth of the church he spoke .if I.ible Class progress, and suggested that some effort Toe made to keep' a re<ord of all children, who haj signed the | p'< dgo. It was agreed to talke steps to form a session at Inglewood (the session of Xew Plymouth to see to this). Messrs Pattison, fiosevoare and Howes were appointed to represent the Presbytery at the dedication of Knox Church. Waitam. Various remits from ths were dealt with, and the Presbvtor'y finally adjourned to meet on Februr.v'- ! 4 1915. ' j