SALVATION ARMY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 183, 12 January 1915, Page 4

SALVATION ARMY.

OFFICERS' APPOINTMENTS. By Telegraph.—Per Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. A number of Salvation Army cadcta 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 foil lowing are the appointments made:— Captain and Mrs. Fraser, to Milton; Captain and Mrs. HaWkes, to Rivertonj Captain and Mrs. Whitley, to Wyndham; Lieutenant Ruby Brown, to Rescue Home, Auckland; Lieutenant Nora Christopherson, to Rescue Home, Auckr land; 'Lieutenant Edith Armstrong, to Dcnniston; Lieutenant Ethel Bucking-: ham, to Oxford; Lieutenant Emily F« Campbell, to Taihapc; Lieutenant William F, Carrol, to Reef ton; Lieutenant Frank Cornes, to Waipawa; Lieutenant Mab Dodds, to Auckland; Lieutenant Forbes, to Cambridge; Lieutenant Wal* lace-Foster, to Lawrence; Lieutenant Herb. R. Hansen, to Leeston; Lieutenant B. E. Harford, to Onohunga; Lieutenafit Edith Mackinder, to Ashhurst; LienC« enant R. Marshall, to Wellington' R.S.H.; Lieutenant Lucy Mason, Auckland People's Palace; Lieutenant E. Middlcton, to Brnnnerton; Lieutenant E. T. Parkinson, to Ractihi; Lieutenant R. J. Pullin, to Palmerston Sonth'jj Lieutenant A. AT. Scrivener to Bluff} Lieutenant C. C. Weavers, to George town; Lieutenant E. Wilkinson, to Paeroa; Captain William E. P. Atherford to Kilbirnie.

Other appointments: Captain A. Day and Lieutenant J. Rennie, tff Rotorua; Captain E. F. Sherson and Lieutenant) M. Sansom, to Wyndhanni Captain W. R. Dnckett and Lieutenafit S. Tremaine, to Herbert. ■ .ij