CHURCH IMMIGRANTS.
1 ——- » ■ f PAID AGENTS SUGGESTED. i , " , I (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) 5 j DUNEDIN, this day. 1 J During discussion by the General 5 ; Assembly of the Presbyterian Church this 1 3 morning on the committee's report on ' 1 immigration, the Rev. Inglis said many 3 immigrants had no church connections. r There seemed to be a lack of co-ordina-. * tion between the Home and New Zealand 1 j churches. . Th time would come when they must appoint a paid agent. j P ! Eev. E. Jeffreys stated that it looked j 8 as if the Salvation Army was' the State j church, at its officers were the only ty church representatives allowed on board j ° before steamers reached the wharves. A deliverance was adopted urging on '' Home churches to notify the arrival of . their members in New Zealand.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue LVI, 13 November 1925, Page 11
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