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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1662, 19 March 1886, Page 2

}■' 'JOopdidßrabfe interesMwas 'JtaKen n by '3a-; large congregation m a cereinfo«y^>th»ti .was. performed in4he~SalvAtion Army'; baw-acks m Napier a few days ago,! wlftn a staunch Salvationist known as 11 gappy George." was 4J#: ? my. « tilli defth^p them part" tif a ; -^tiaiielujah|| laßke,."J^is r s^yhittin-.< The. couple wSrej uniKb^oaie^&ev J? ifn tbebarrgjk^^ wfietf^lhe brief^b*it; ii^p^B^^feV l eniony'Was over, a Sa'Kfa-i 3i^vße^r^.;was.c.dK>ne , through, stfngß; Siod pra^e^n y d^' F testimoniesl!:^haying! special .reference to^inarriaga and its | consequences. ' liat«f on / au infant was! I '^ffl^rHhe bffie^ e oJ C th'e! late •xhibition at" Welliaarton was man-i .ite^Uccoutiii for. Bpiie kTe^hlyl/now, being rendered, and-tho mode of doing! so is unique m ;itß;w^yv^vFroViouß to the! 6x .h'b*|Spn being opened \ the, v Beferfe\ar,y solicited the, of persons toj make the matter. a .success, "and certain! inform^tipn was sent t]ben» ; sup^,as the charge to be madV_Vor 'space^' <fee. It .was- suggested that'tlieso , agents should . intake the charge and' pdtlept ,tlie : amounts! .4$ the t time,:/fif Jthe'.^exh^ilis . '^eing vfoj' warded, ibu.tthjs, w ( aft itofi.mwrh .U.ke jhe j. proper mode for - carrying on business! :for the suggestion being adopted. Nowj after a lapse of mearlyi siximonths, these! local gentlemen- -who have done all; ; gratuituously are. How m receipt of . demands asking th«mtto collect ; the fees' rthat^id'our opinion,' should have been 1 prepaid.-r.Napver ; paper, r j _At a Salvation Army meeting a few! nights ago m. .Napier, Jthe hall was crowded to the 1 oVior'td'Mjar Major Bar-j rettspeak. The Major delivered a reaHy /SioqTfoirt >addressj w^CAKacdoßeSpwfiich M^r«AgW%^ap-i preciated by the congregation. He: stated that wbilelravelling from Lyttel-i ton to Napier, 1 in' tho steamer Rotoraa* j hana, Bandmaster Tucker and himself j had a very roughtiiSe of it. m order! to curtail their expenses they put up slept down below, but the bandmaster^ slept up on deck amongst some hay. In ' the pl^c*ph*eW"i J hl^tliVMK]Br; slept, were some forty others, the half of them' being -morej for ; drupk.3 , Sornehew , or other 'these, stejeir age .passsngers Suite afanpy.tp.bjm.. They were under; * le ircpreesion that as he was a ' ?alva- ! tipnistj, he should v , stand up and give v them a' sertnoii 'ariytiihe, arid in* co'rfsa- ' quence they would .approach his bunk ia : the middle of the night, or m the " wee; .; kWA'f hW^wif °4.l.W him «ut; to.addj;efs ! I them on religioqs. matters^ , ; ..