One of New Zealand's most dedicated Salvation Army officers is still the subject of an unsolved murder mystery over 60 years after her death.
Vietnamese refugee children in Hong Kong express thanks to New Zealand Salvationists for help rendered.
The Salvation Army is linked to Australian rock band INXS.
The Federal band in Christchurch, c. 1900.
A newly released book, 'An Army Needs an Ambulance Corps', details the history of The Salvation Army's medical services.
The 'People's Palace' in Auckland which opened in 1903.
One of the greatest social workers among women and girls that New Zealand has known is Major Annie Gordon.
A young man from the 1950/60's at the entrance to the Putaruru Training Farm where young men attended as 'Farming Cadets' to train as farmers.
Major Lyndon Buckingham speaks during The Salvation Army's 125th anniversary celebrations in Dunedin.
In the late 19th century, women travelled by foot or horse and by coastal steamers through surging seas to spread the Gospel.
When Fiji celebrated its 10th Anniversary in 1983 there were four corps including the Suva Central Corps.
The Fairview Girls and Women's Hostel opened at Wellington, New Zealand in 1928.
