THE SALVATION ARMY.
SEPARATION FROM AUSTRALIA. (By Association.) CTIRISTCHI7RCH, Thursday. Colonel Fisher, finance set rotary of the Salvation Army in (Australasia, has arrived in Christchurch t.i make arrangements in connection with the reorganisation of the Army in New Zealand. Colonel Fisher states that under the old arrangement the Dominion had only two headquarters, nv.o at. Christchurch and one at Wellington. I'nder the new system, however, New Zealand would he divided into four provinces, with headquarters in each chief centre. This alteration has been hroutrht. about preparatory to a greater change, when a commissioner will take over the control of Hie whole work in New Zealand. Hitherto the ollioer in charge in New Zealand has ben responsible to the Australasian headquarters at Mpi bourne, but under the new scheme New Zealand will be autonomous am! responsible to headquarter.- in London. Colonel Fisher leave fer die North to-morrow night.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 17, 19 January 1912, Page 7
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