YOUNG CITIZENS' LEAGUE.
BIRKENHEAD BOYS ENROLLED. There was a large attendance of young people Avith their parents at Zioft Hill Hall. Birkenhead, last eA'ening, when Mr. K. ('. Cut ten, S.M., president, and Mr. H. Stebbing. organising secretary, attended for the purpose of initiating a number of boys as members of the Young Citizens' League. Mr. Cutten congratulated Rev. Percy Cooke, superintendent, and his assistants. Messrs. .1. Wilson. Jones and Luker on the luogress made by the club since his previous vUit. and referred to the immense value of the character training the boys were receiving tinder the direction of their enthusiastic superintendent. Mr. A. T. Mtinn was present with a number of members of the senior! division of the Xorthcote V.C.1... and I Mutual Improvement Society, which is! affiliated with the League. j
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 72, 25 March 1922, Page 11
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