Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08

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! An evening meeting was held at
! O'Clock, aud opened with singing hymn
| tt2; pta,cr by Brother August Nelson.
/ Hymn 100.
President Gardner announced that
/ several Elders had faithfully completed
/ their labors. and he desired the Saints
/ To nonorably release Elders B Goddard.
! T.. J. Palmer, -. T.. Nelson and / T..
! Fisher, with their blessings. though they
would continue their work IN the vine.
/ yard until they sailed ifJm sydney May
/ 18Th.
The general authorities Of the Church,
| and appointments u local Elders, were
read by Elder Goddard, and sustained
| by the conference.
The meeting was afterwards address.
ed by Pukerua Te Awcawe, Tc Haaia.
/ and kafaitiaui. three native Elders,
who gave timely counsel TO tue saints,
and bore faithful testimonies, aud
tWeuty-lour brethren and sisters after
wards also bore their testimonies.
At the close, President Nm. Gardner
addressed the people, and returned
thanks TO all who had contributed 20 the
success OF the annual conference. lie
gratefully acknowledged the zeal and
hospitality Of the people Of Tamaki,and
gave encouraging Instructions to All.
Inc following appointments were
made and sustained during the meetings
! Manawatu coniefcncc--Eldefs lanes
.. Abbott. John II. Ellis, II, & JeN,
w. =. Dimnnd. y. q. address, Palmets'
ton North. New Zealand.
! Hawkes. Bay EldrN W. i. Nebeker
and +. J. O'B1en; =. y. address,
| Waipawa. New zealand.
WaIrafapa- Elders George Bowlcs,
l.. Bradford, slamcs Barrow and
sGcotgc Jarvis J.. .. address, Grey
town North, New zealand.
Tc Mahia-Ellers l.. q. Hoagland. j..
e.. Allen and J. y. LAMBERT; p. o.
address, Wtiroi, Hawkes. Bay, New
Zealand.
Poverty Bay-Elders c. II. Emblcy,
Jacob T.. Tecpcs and d. A. VI. Jacob.
sen; 20, address, Osborne, New Lca'
land.
Waiapu-Eliers Joseph c. Jorgensen
aud R. T.. Scott, T.. o. address, Iologo
Bay, New Zealand.
Tautanga- Elders Christian Peterson
and David II. Packard; =. o. address,
Tc pukc, Bay ol Plenty, New Zealand.
Hauraki-Eldcrs VI Folkman and
Mofoui l.azcnby. 7. %. address, Ic
Atoha, Hauraki. New Zealand,
Wh1ngarei-EIdcfs ]. II. w. Gofi and
Hal b. Hales; r.. q address, Kamo,
Whangafci, New Zealand.
Bay OF lslands-Elders {. H. Bartlett,
7. j. Morgan and Joseph Markham; 2.
o. address, kawa Kawi. Bay Of Islands,
New Zealand.
Wuka,o- Elders /. X. Nelson and
Farley A. Waters; 2. o. address, Ngar'
uawahia. Waikato, New Zealand.
Waiau-Eldrrs ]. W. liniord. W.
Bunot, sR l.. Bird and 'Hyrum Cook
, Z. o. address, Canylsiown Marlborough
] New Zealand.
'Ongo-E.dcrs /. G Young and
{ Bryant Aslbw p o. address, Owaka
5 ! OHEn, New Zealand
. 'Auckland-ls.ders John Johnson and
) L. S. B1wung; Z. o. address, Box 255,
{ Auckland. New Zealand.
. sCantcfuury-l.lde {. Peterson ant
F.. l.. o. Best; Z. o. address, g. =. o
D | Chrstchufch, New Zealand.
4 sOucensland-Eldc j.. 4. Burton
v w. 4. Armstrong. y. w. Livingston, X
e II. Bodily and {. : Cow; r. o. address
q Gordon ST. CoorpaiOJ, Queensland.
/. sNcw South Wales, North division
\ Elders lcicdi ! Goii and Walter Baker
T.. -. address, G. Z. q. sydney New
e South Wales.
!. sNew South Wales. South division
!, Elders a. ]. Ridges and John Walker
:; =. o. adde's. g. 7. o. sydney New
a South Wales.
'VlcloHa-Eldcrs George ". Levi
n and Joseph Stephenson r. . address,
G.. +. O. Melbourne, Vic.
}. fIasmania-islders +. W. Ellis l., {
% Pond, X. A. Fcnton and Sister l. {
T. Pond, T.. o, address, &. T. o. Hobar
| Tasmania,
Clerk Of the mission-Elder Joh
!. Johnson, Box 40 Auckland,
d Conference was closed with singing
hymn IoS. Prayer by President Wu
II Gardner.
!. on Monday, April s,h. an Elder
u testimony meeting was held and th
II Manus also held special meeting stmu
e taucously. The Spirit Of God was man
sr tested In both meetings, and the heart
"a OF the Saints Teioiced exceedingly
he Ia the evening, a special meeting wa
~ held to enable Ngawaea poipli to at
ic dress the people, as hc had been dc
81 tanned through r. delay Of steamer an
"a had only just arrived on horseback
TX ! This native 'Demos,henes' most clg
,c quantly dwgit on the blessings receives
10 IN the latter days, commenting o
n, ! Jacobs blessings 10 ms pOSterlty an
VI their literal iulhllment m Lchl's travel
v, to America, tie treated intelligent
the scattering OF Israel, Chris.'s appeal
ID ance TO the Nephltes, subsequent EN-
u. grafton nouhWard and to Tie isles {
p the sea, and the relationships OF tn
10 Maoris TO Israel. lie TcjOiced tina
u Hirin Whanga, and his companions
had been privileged to gather to theI
e. ancestral home in ZION, and urged III
s. members 10 live worthy TO be gathere
co with the Saints Of Gcd.
s., Thus closed one OF the mos, success,
al iul aud ey0ntiul conferences ever hel
OF in the AuHrtlasian mission, and
rs Jugufs well Tor the future OF the Churc
"a IN gnis part VI the Lords vineyard.
be- b. GODDARD,
&c Clerk Of the Conference
II poERuA, New Zealand.
Is, April i5tl, 1895.
u. OiH "nUI TAU"
How fNf tHr months have paved away,
W .lIt conference again,
AMI AHH'INHyh hosts now come
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