METHODIST CONFERENCE.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1917, Page 4

METHODIST CONFERENCE.

FINAL READING OF STATIONS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, March 5. At the Methodist Conference the final reading of stations for the TaranakiWanganui district was as follows: New Plymouth, W. A. Sinclair (President of the Conference), H. L. Richards (Home Missionary), and William Caniiell (superintendent); Waitara, George B. Hinton and n Home Missionary; Inglewood, Raymond Richards; Strata ford, Robert B. Tinsley, one wanted;' Elthani, Archer 0. Harris; Hawera, Ernest 0. lilnmires; Manaia, F. J. Parker; Cape Egmont, Robert B. Ooa> Tieii, a Home Missionary; Ivaponga, Clias. Blair; Wanganui, Henry L. Blamireg (Chaplain of Forces), Samuel >T. Werren (supply), a Home Missionary;' Aramoho, Charles A. Sims; Rangitikei, P. J. Cossum; Tailiape, R. E. Fordyee; Waimarino, A. .1. Lester Minifie; West Coast Maori Mission, Robert T. P. Haddon, Nebo Hcmi Papakura, two Home Missionaries, a Deaconess, a Native Deaconess; East Egmont-Mokau-r'atea, a Homo Missionary. The Conference decided that if the Queensland Conference accepts the Rev. C. A. Sims, the Rev. F. Greenwood shall be transferred to Aramoho in place of Mr. Sims, leaving a vacancy at Teviot Street, Invercargill. PROPOSED ORPHANAGE. Wellington, March 5. At the Conference the pro. posal to establish an orphanage in Wellington district under the jurisdiction of tlie Wellington Education Trust was approved.