SALVATION ARMY ORATOR.
'Tho- • wliu have already heard Lieut.Colonel Melnnea, the Halviuion A-rtny s Ghicf .Secret:',ry. recognise _in him a man of striking platform ability. He v-i to visit Palmerston North this ween-eud lmtinl purpose of e-oiidueting .sr-rvievs. H a. line night, a.' large crowd in the Square n,t Saturday’s onen-iur gathering is a cci'tiunt.v The same can safely, be prophesied n-gard-ing the Sunday services at 11 a.m., 3, and 7 'p.m. Tire Colonel’s lecture, yntitlial, “Ro-ie Bannister, ’ has caused t-duwing eom-nu-;r:> on previous < ce:u-ions. Silas Hocking, referring to this lecture, made tin- following .statement: “Ladies and gentlemen, it will irectir to you that a man of my uge. must have heard many stories: and it may be within vuur knowledge that I have written many stone:-: but never have I beard or read, or written any) tory that soaluillcd . ire to the depth of my nature as the one i have batoned to to-night by Lieut.-Colonel rMclimes.”
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10106, 13 October 1917, Page 6
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158SALVATION ARMY ORATOR. Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10106, 13 October 1917, Page 6
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