SALVATION ARMY'S EARS! COLONIES.
I. -». II AST OFFICIAL INTESTIGATIiDOS^ j By Telegraph Press Association.— • J-"; ; London, January 24. . , The Secretary for the Colonies has?' commissioned Mr. Rider HaggarcL f the novelist, to proceed; -to , United States to report upon fcb<et) Salvation Army's land settlement schemes there. ,' Mr. Haggard travelled through Eaglimtß in 1901 and 1902 investigating the conditio!? of the agricultural and rural 'population. Besides many popular novels he has Written! "Rural England," and works on farming.. The farm colonies of the Salvation Armyj in America have attracted a great deal of attention 5 in v connection with London* unemployed question." :?. . , ' •
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12774, 26 January 1905, Page 5
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