THE CHURCH ARMY
' PRACTICAL EVIDENCE OF GOOD
WORK
THE KING. DELIGHTED
■ (Times— Sydney Sun Special Cables.) Received 7 pirn., February 15. LONDON, February 14. Prebendary Carlisle, head of the Church Army's prison gate work, was going to Buckingham Palace, when he was stopped at the.gates- by an ex-pick-pocket (now reclaimed), who asked Prehendary Carlisle to show the King a Post Office bank-book containing £128. The King heartily commended the work of the Army, saying: "I feel the greatest sympathy for those who have made a slip' in life and are now, without means or characters, working their way back to good citizenship."
TERRIFIC GALE TN THE CHANNEL.
(United Press Association- —Copyright.) Received '5-5* p.m., February 14. LONDON, February 13. A terrific gale is raging in the Channel,
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20012, 16 February 1914, Page 5
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