SALVATION ARMY.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 9, 12 January 1915, Page 2

SALVATION ARMY.

OFFICERS’ APPOINTMENTS. Pee Press Association. Wellington, January 11. A number of Salvation Army cadets who have completed training at the William Booth Memorial College were given their commissions this evening, by Commissioner Hodder at an impressive service in the Army Citadel; The following are the appointments made:— Captain and Mrs Fraser, to Milton ; Captain and Mrs Hawkes, to > Riverton; Captain and Mrs Whitley, to Wyndham; Lieutenant Ruby Brown, to Rescue Home, Aucldand; Lieutenant Nora Christopherson, to Rescue Home, Auckland; Lieutenant Edith Armstrong, to Denniston; Lieutenant Ethel Buckingham, to Oxford; Lieutenant Emily F. Campbell, to Taihape; Lieutenant William F. Carrol, to Reefton;’ Lieutenant Frank Comes, to Waipawa; Lieutenant Mab Dodds, to Auckland; Lieutenant L. Forbes, to Cambridge; Lieutenant Wallace-Foster, to Lawrence; Lieutenant Herb. R. Hansen, to Leeston; Lieutenant B. E.. Harford, to One. hunga; Lieutenant Edith Mackinder, to Ashhurst; Lieutenant R. Marshall, to Wellington R.S.H.; Lieutenant Lucy Mason, to Auckland People’s Palace; Lieutenant E. Middleton, to Brunnorton; Lieutenant E. T, Parkinson, to Raetihi; Lieutenant R. J. Pallia,’ to Palmerston South; Lieutenant A. M. Scrivener, to Bluff; Lieutenant C. C. Weavers, to Georgetown; Lieutenant E. Wilkinson, to Paeroa; Captain William E. P. Atherford, to Kilbirnie. Other appointments: Captain A. L, Day and Lieutenant J. Ronnie, to Rotorua; Captain E. F. Sherson and Lieutenant M, Sansom, to Wyndham; Captain W. R. Duckett and Lieutenant R. Tremaine, to Herbert.