ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, GREYTOWN.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4564, 23 August 1893, Page 3

ST. LUKE'S CHURCH, GREYTOWN.

A special vestry mooting of the abovo Church was held lust evenint;, there being jircaent; The Rev. T. B, McLean, curate (in the chair), Dr Bey and F. H. Wood, churchwardens, ' Altera J, G. Fildes, G, Flux, W. F, Koydbousc, S. Keedwell, M, R Varnham, G. Wyett and H, Trotman The niiuutesof the previous meeting ' were read and confirmed. , Tho Chairman reported bis accept once of tho euro of Christ Church, Wangunui, and said that he expect™ to tako up his now duties about tin first week in OotoDer. ' Arrong'Jin-'iitH were made for tern--1 porarilv currying on the different , services. The introduction oi boys iuto tbr 3 choir was left in the bands of Messrs " Yaruham and Flux, It was resolved that tho old lamps and brackets lie sent to the auction room for salo, Kesolvcd that the veiger be allowed £2 per annum for cleaning out and attending tothi Sunday School. The Treasurer reported a credit balanco fiorn offertory of £l6s 2d and stated that sundry accounts amounting !o aliout £ll, including 8 insumnco due next mouth, required ' to ho paid, The credit to the Sun " day School account was £il 14a 4d with liabilities £7los, Kesolved thai e (he accounts 'as presented be passec 6 for payment. " Mr Wood proposed and Mr VVyetl ' seconded that this vestry desire tc place on record its sincere regret ai the co.ntoraplatod depai ture of th« curate, the Rev, T, B. McLean, ant at tho same time tender its congratu lalions to him, on his appointment t< '' a larger sphere of labor. 0 Dr Boy, clergyman's churcliwardei " put the motion, which was unanim onsly carried, Mr Flux reported that somethinj h over £BO had been received to dat towards the Knell memorial fund ani promises of about £lO had also beei given.