[by telegraph—own* correspondent. Auckland, Wednesday. The winding lip of the special Salvation Army meetings in Auckland was celebrated by a farewell tea to night, when upwards of 500 sat down. At the meeting in the barracks, which are capable of seating 1,200, the building was crammed, and crowds were turned away. Maori songs were sung, and addresses given by the Commandant, Colonel Taylor, Major Lovelock, and others. The Maori contingent, under Capt. Holdaway, who are about to start on Maori work, were also present, dressed in their native costume.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2530, 27 September 1888, Page 2
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