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Motueka Star, Volume II, Issue 47, 24 January 1902, Page 5

HaVingi received ' marching orders, Captain Hfultquist, who had been in charge of the local branch of the Salyatioq V4,rmv for over six months, left here-last-week. The new officers, Ensign Campbell (late of the Muvrumbina Home. "Vic't >ria), and Lieutenant Boiyles .(from the Ti-ain ng Home, Melbourne) have arrived' and "notify bv advertisement elsewhere that special meetings, conducted by Adjutant "Rowley, will be held on Sunday. An open air service will he held on Saturday 'evening. The new officers are winsome lasses and will, we feel sure, do much good during their sojourn in Motueka.

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