Proposition for local agent, correspondent, etc. Name................................................................... Address................................................................ Occupation............................................................. If a Soldier, what Corps?.............................................. If not a Soldier, what Denomination?................................... If spoken to on the subject, what reply they have made?................ ....................................................................... ....................................................................... ....................................................................... ....................................................................... ....................................................................... Signed..................................................... Corps...................................................... Date............................ 189 . Kindly return this as soon as possible, and we will then place ourselves in communication with the Comrade you propose for this position. TO EMPLOYERS OF LABOUR. We beg to bring to your notice the fact that the Salvation Army has opened at the above address (in connection with the Social Reform Wing), a Labour Bureau for the Registration of the wants of all classes of Labour, for both employer and employe in London and throughout the Kingdom, our object being to place in communication with each other, for mutual advantage, those who want workers and those who want work. Arrangements have been made at the above address for waiting rooms, where employers can see unemployed men and women, and where the latter may have accommodation to write letters, see the advertisements in the papers, &c., &c. If you are in want of workers of any kind, will you kindly fill up the enclosed form and return it to us? We will then have the particulars entered up, and endeavour to have your wants supplied. All applications, I need hardly assure you, will have our best attention, whether they refer to work of a permanent or temporary character. We shall also be glad, through the information office of Labour Department, to give you any further information as to our plans, &c., or an Officer will wait upon you to receive instructions for the supply of workers, if requested. As no charge will be made for registration of either the wants of employers or the wants of the unemployed, it will be obvious that a considerable outlay will be necessary to sustain these operations in active usefulness, and that therefore financial help will be greatly needed.