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Nelson Evening Mail, 24 July 1916, Page 8

In the 1911 statistics, among- the names of Protestant sects there are one or two peculiar styles which seem, lo have -escaped notice. One is somewhat interesting regarded from the .point of view of later events. It is entitled German reform, and -unfortunate has a eongregat'on of one imar. alone. There are other names of quaint significance. One man belongs to the sect of "Gatherea in the name of the Lord." There are four {adherents of the "Church of the NiixrtiUTe and' Admonition of the X/ord." three people belong to the sect of "Saved- by -Grace/' but there are only two "Simple Believers in Christ." Amon<; those who subscribe themselves as being of ho religion, four —surely ironically—declare themselves as being "Anticantarians.". ,In the ministers lists in the Registrar of Sirth, Deaths, and .Marriages in Chrstchurch there are no •fewer than thirteen Maori-naxed ministers: who belong to the Church of the "Seven Rules of Jehovah," a Maori sect that has sprung into existence.

" A statement issued bv the Discharged Soldiers' Information Department shows that;on 19th July there were 5159 men on the register, as follows:—Disposed of, 3265; under action. 1138; not ready for actiop, including men returned by recent transports, 755.' Of-3950 reports issued, 3721 had. been, received from interviewing. officers, and 229 were still in the hands of the officers.

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