SALVATION ARMY
CHANGE OF OFFICERS Captain E. Jackson/and Lieut. D. Jameson, who 1 have /been in charge of the local Salvhtion/Army corns for the t past year or so, Aave received marching orders, anu/will be farowellcd in a* few days.' Capt. Jackson is being transferred to AVelli/gton, where he will be in charge pfttfe? young people's work, w r hile Lieuf, is to go to Blenheim. I ,v Ensign and Mm McKinnon will take charge of the cause in Cambridge. The newly-appointed officer has been recuperating in health for some time past, and has been engaged on special duties of late. . ' , During their stay here, Captain Jackson and Lieut. Smith have been most popular, and have won the esteem of all with whom they have come in contact. _ v
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Waikato Independent, Volume XXII, Issue 2492, 10 January 1922, Page 4
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