METHODIST CONFERENCE

Taranaki Daily News, 4 March 1920, Page 5

METHODIST CONFERENCE

FIRST DRAFT-OF MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. '• Auckland, Marsh 9At the Methodist Conference to-ni^hl the stationing committee admitted lirst draft of ministerial appointments for 1920, which involves tlie following probable changes iu staffing in tie. southern circuits:— Taranaki and Wanganui—New Ply-. mouth, J. F. Martin (second) j Stratford, L. B. Ncale; Kaponga, ,C. Rob* erts; Wanganui, R. E. Fordyce (»ee-' ond); liangitikci, H- J. Peat; Taibikpe, W. Lea. v . Wellington—Taranaki street, H. E. Rellhouse; Thorndon, C. C. Harrison and O. E_ Br.own; .Tolinsonville, W\V. Avery- Hutt, G. Frost; Carterton* S. H. D. Perryman; Levin, N. Turner. Kelson and Reef ton—W. B. Pickering. North Canterbury—Durham street, W. Ready; Addington, R. B. Tinsloy; Riccarton, A. H. Fowles; Ka'rapoi, W. B. Scott: Okoha, F. E, Lead ley; Green* dale, I'. Batley. South Canterbury—Geraldine, J. FeatlierstonOamaru, A. Reader. Otago—St. Kilda, E. E. Sage; Caversham, 0_ P. Hunt; Mosgiol, One wanted; Port Chalmers, C. Clement; Waikouait.i, 0. Burnett; Milton, H< Daniel; Roxburgh, W. H. Hocking. Southland—Tnvercargill Central, H. A. 'Sharp; St. Peter's, P. .T Cossln. Conference resolved that definite teaching in fundamental principles and history of Protestantism be given regularly in Sunday ■schools. An ordinal tion service was also held to-nigbt.