CORRESPONDENCE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6823, 29 September 1883, Page 7

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE SALVATION ARMY. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—During the three special meetings just held ia this city it has been the remark of unfavourable comment that no minister of any Protectant Church was present, to offer a word of God-speed to their brethren in the. work of the Lord. While there ia and will be difference of opinion as to the manner in which the nrmy conduct their work, there is none aa to the bona Ms results of the work done. Warm-hearted Christians belonging to all the Churches have to a greater or less degree assisted the army in their work, while numbere have been blessed in their own experience. Hence the attitude of the iT.iniaters to the movement has a tendency to decrease their good influence with, their congregations, and consequently is to be regretted.—l am, he, Methodist. For bedroom furniture, you cannot do tetter than purchase from the 3ity Hall Arculf. Immense variety—common, str&ng, and cheap, as well as high-class. Iron bedsteads and beddinf all sizes, ready for delivery. Sitting, dining, and drawing-room futnituro to suit every class of cuetomor. All kinds of Maucbe'ter goods, such as sheetings, quilts, calicoes, enrtains, blind*, and cretonnes. Blankets both colonial and EDglish. Discount of 5 per cent, allowed to cash buyers. Garlick and Crunwell, City Hall Arcade. Queen-street, Ancklatd, Every householder should have a copy of the Auckland Directory, just out, price ss, for sale at all stationers That Botbavd of Mine is three time? the «nao he was before be bejan using "Wells' Health Senewer."—Druggists, Hoses, Hosa and Co , Sydney, Oenoral Agents.