SALVATION ARMY.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15174, 12 January 1915, Page 9

SALVATION ARMY.

COMMISSIONS FOR CADETS

(FRKSS ASSOCIATION TBLSGBAM.)

WELLINGTON. January 11

A number of Salvation Army cadets who have completed their training at the William Booth Memorial College, -u-ero given their eomniissione this evening by Commissioner Hoddcr at an impressive service in tho Axmy Citadel. The following are the appoiulrocute made :—

Captain and Mrs Frascr to Milton, Captain and Mrs Hawkes to Ilivcrton, Captain and Mrs Wliitley to Wyndhani, Lieut. Ruby Brown to tho itesouo Homo (Auckland). Lieut. Nora. Christopherson to the Receiving Homo (Gisborne), Lieut. Edith Armstrong to Denniston. Lieut. Ethel Buckingham to Oxford, Lieut. Emily t. Campbell to Taihapo, Lieut William H. Carroll to Reef ton. Lieut. Frank C'ornes to Waipavra, Lieut. Mabel Dodds to Auckland, Lieut. Leslie i'orbes to Cambridge, Lieut. Wallaco Foster to Lawrence, Lieut. Herbert 11. Hanson to Leeston, Lieut. Bessie E. Harford to Onebunga. Lieut. Edith Mackindor'to Ashluirst, Lieut. Rose Marsliall to Wellington, Lieut. Lucy Mason to Auckland People's Palace, Liont. Elizabeth Middloton to Brunnerton. Lieut. Emily I. Parkinson to Puiotihi, Lieut. Robert J. Pulliii to Palmerstoii South, Lieut. Arthur M. Scrivener to Bhiff, Limit. Charles C. AVeayers to Georgetown, Lieut. Ei - a "Wilkinson, to Paeroa, Cantain William E. P. Athorforkl to Kilbirnio.

Other anpointnipnts are: —Captain Annie L. Day and Lieut. Jessie Rennio to Rotorna, Captain Eugcnio i ,, . Shcrson and Lieut. Mnbel Sanson to AVyndbam. Captain W'Mijim R. Duckett and Lieut. Reuben Tremain to Herbert.