BOY SCOUTS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18481, 8 September 1925, Page 15

BOY SCOUTS.

OF. DOMINION EXECUTIVE. -f* »f the Dominion Exeeniire jgK** o he i d ,t Scout Headquarters. &***&%&"'• B An c£: gTll»f H OrU Messn H. S. J. *iV'/i D Hardie »n d **<> General 3*** *«elor>e» * or absence w ere re " jCionel Fenwiek. Lieutenant3»?»i2b» »" d Mr H - H « bert Bmith. jffl|Psj~J2»B of Commissioner 'W. D. "SSißßjgr was accepted, to date from SiKHf I Huches, the newly appointed *WL£. fcrtb* southern portion of reported that the Hastings JSiliWLrt actively co-operating with •■RsSSLuddaC new troops in his disSlESKjlalso assured him of financial sp*«£ troops b» Te been foTn,ed b X p,ki Paki, Te Ante, and SBfeji. bate been received for the «•# troops at Orepuki JSgft'aaaHoTßpito (North Island), fiaWktUa of District Scoutmaster of Dnnedm. was acand npon the motion of aWffltaU»»«r ponded by was decided: "That MtSvZSmVtet* &es\rt» to place on and Taluable services renSl •SJaSrat movement in Dunedin by &*?* B- BWdernesa, and cordially *B *• ?LTu be has so unselfishly done, 53»** vtaall future happiness- and Z»3i. had that his Excellency the gjPy_*? (Dominion Chief Scout) s Oertifleate of Merit to "« "for his services renJgaggEoneßt during the 15 years been actirely connected "AjsMja*";?.- 1 Department's Head Headquarters «*» »be A2£*s«-«»* staff throughout 5l"!?V««i only too witling to coSjgffi Sißoy Seout movement in »* >* " WM d6cid « d th *' »•»££**• Director t« asked wiH"*i!si*4msb for a badge suitable ! , i^ ,U n»nformit y with hi. DeAssoeiation's Long Ser••JfiffwTft» following Seouters has * Cubmaster Keith l* l !!!SS5»«b), Scoutmaster G. 0. 5* WvKS) and two fire-year bars JfeffSSrS Seoutmaster, W. G. SSfigj: