VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.

Evening Star, Issue 3711, 14 January 1875, Page 2

VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.

. The Otago representatives who take part m the Intercolonial prize-firing at the Thames on the 20th mat. leave for the North by the Wellington to morrow, and we sro glad to learn that all those who have qualified intend going up They are-Sub- Lieutenant M Kenzie and Lieutenant Marshall, Waik; Lieut. M'Laren, South District Rifles: Captain Goldie and Lieut. Wilson, P.C.N.8.: Vol. Richardson, N.D.; Vol Nightingale, m°’ I ’ Christie, hj ast Taieri; Lieut. Blatch. West Taieri; Sergt Thompson and Gunner KmgsweU, Jno. Artillery ; and Vel. lorns, Oamaru. Captain Goldie commands the detachment The men will, doubtless give a good account of themselves, and we nope to see the Champion Belt again restored • o Otago. This morning the members of the Dunedin Volunteer Artillery fired f,.r their Challenge Bek at tie Anderson’s Bay range. The weather was rather dull, with a strong wind Mowing across the range Gunner Curl wbb the winner, with a *c-re of 47. “ r . A . t^ l , nson , hel d his inspection of the Last laieri Corns last evening, when there were present Captain Andrew, one Uen. ° ne sergeant, and sixteen mem Ihere being a number of new members men were put through the Ueua“drilTfo r « hour and a-h a if after th inspection.