GENERAL TELEGRAMS.
THE SALVATION ARMY. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. Brigadier Bray, of the sanation Army, has arrived in Wellington to take up his residence in New Zealand, lie has lieen appointed to take charge of all the Army men's social organisations in New Zealand. In this kind of work Drigndier Bray has been particularly successful for many years past in Australia, and in particular wilh the ! handling nf inebriates and reformatory boys. 11l New Zealand the Brigadier will have under his cure the Pakatoa Island inebriates' reformatory, (he Pri son Gate Homes, and Metropoles. This is the first time such an appointment baa been made in New Zealand. The Hrigadier is accompanied 'by Mrs. Bray, who took an active part in the severe pioneer work ot the Army in Australia when it was new and far from popular.
THE ISLAND TRADE. Auckland, Last Night. At 11 meeting of the committee of the New Zealand Shipowners' Fedi'r.iti.ni till is afternoon it wns decided to strongly "l»|io«e the proposal of the Islands A iminislnilion lo grant ii subsidy to a steamer currying a erexv of Chinese to run between Samoa and Nine ns the result would be that Auckland trade with (he Islands would be destroyed and handed over (0 Gorman and American merchants in Samoa.
l.llllir, WRIT AGAINST "TRUTH." Palmoraton N., Last Nig Jit. . "Mr. Nash, .Mayor of Palmerston, lias issued .1 writ for CIOOO damages against Wellington Truth for libel.
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(By Gable.-*-Prcsß Association.—Cope right.)
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 228, 19 September 1908, Page 2
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248GENERAL TELEGRAMS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 228, 19 September 1908, Page 2
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