WELLINGTON.

New Zealand Tablet, 24 July 1913, Page 27

WELLINGTON.

(From our own correspondent.) The provisional Dominion Executive met last Wednesday evening, when a quantity of correspondence was dealt with. The formation oi the Dunedin Diocesan Council now completes the organisation. The provisional Executive will now hand over the reins of office to the permanent Executive, which has been elected by the Diocesan Councils. The members of the permanent Executive are as follow:—Auckland J. J. Furlong, B. McLaughlin, and E. R. Casey: Wellington —Very Rev. Dean Hoiley, and Messrs. J. W. Callaghan and George Girhng-Butcher; • Chris.church Very Rev. Father Price, D.C., Very Rev. Dean Hyland, and Mr. J. R. Hayward; Dunedinßev. Father Coffey and Messrs. C. A. Shiel and D. Poppeh well. This Executive will meet in Wellington on Sunday next, and will elect the officers necessary to carry on the work, and arrange for the thorough organisation of the Federation throughout the Dominion. The provisional Executive will present its report and make its recommendations to the permanent Executive, and then go out of office. The- following are the members of the provisional Executive:—Messrs. George Girling-Butcher (chairman), B. Ellis (treasurer), P. D. Hoskins (secretary), A. 11. Casey, J. J. L. Burke, R. P. Flauaghan, T. J. McCosker, M. O'Kanc, and J. W. Callaghan. Of these gentlemen only two (Messrs. Girling-Butcher and Callaghan) will occupy Scats on the permanent Executive.