by William Searle | May 28, 1924 | History
Chief Secretary Colonel McInnes visited. A large attendance, hall packed on Saturday night. A lecture ‘Rosie Bannister’ was presented. The Mayor, Ald Smith and other leading men of the town were present. Sunday was a splendid day, 29 seekers for Holiness, 14 for Salvation, and 7 Soldiers were sworn in.
by William Searle | Dec 21, 1923 | History
The official opening began with the arrival of Wollongong Corps Band, augmented by bandsmen from Bulli corps, marching from Crown Street. Many personalities were present, including: Commissioner and Mrs Whatmore and their daughter, Ald Smith (the Mayor) Mr W Davies, M.L.A. Total cost was £1390. The corps is required to pay off a loan, with interest being £2/8/3 per week.
