CATHOLIC FEDERATION.

Taranaki Daily News, 20 July 1915, Page 7

CATHOLIC FEDERATION.

W X (;TON" I) 1 i K'RSAX CWNTI 1.. 'I'!;:' inuial. iiif.'tiitii of the ])iM CYuint'il of tin' Now Zealand ('atlmlit' r.'.lfi'Htum wa* lieW at Wellington 011 Thursday last. His Cira.-o Avi-ii'a'.sh-:';) Krdv.'ood presided owr lln> preliminary of tlif meeting. and •savr a moft inti'fpjdinjf awounl of his ex pi ,-ie'ice in Franco and Hi'lynmi dm - - iiii;' iii• rei-er.t to-ill - , r,nll tllaill-'.'r Tile eonm-i! for its congratulations upon liis -afe nfii'ii. lie r-ouiiTa filiated tho l-Yderatioa 111:011 the defeat of tin* Rililo-in-S'chools Referendum Hill. The annual rc|-in - t and balance-sheet, Kin adopted, and satisfaction was ex.'jin'M'fcl at tin 1 sound -position the i'edoi - - ation occupied in tlio archdiocese. The report of the Catholic Immigration Commitioc 'was adopted, aml-'n «ruut maflo to its funds, Tho election of olli:'iTs for tin; year lill.Vlfl resulted 11s fol'ows:- Pre-ident, Arclifiir-hop Heilwood: vic-e-prcsid'cints. Dev. -Father Hurler, Mr| .1. Oilman; troassiri'r, ..Mr, It. Ellis (re-elected); seevotary. Mr. W. P. Johnson (re-elected): executive committee. Messrs Curry, Jsievers. Major Halpin. Walsh and C'assie; to -Dominion Council. Very Rctf Dean iPowcr, -Mr. J. Lhiggan and Mr. W. 'F. Johnson.