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The Manchester Bifivs met for drill on Thursdy night «lien tho atlondr.nce was moderate. Lieuts Eirton and Bray were in commnnd. At the Government pnrade on Thursday next Lieut. Col. Newell will present medals to the winners of the shooting prizes. Colonel Fox is inspecting the Cavalry corps south of Auckland. He highly eulouised the Pukipahi Mounted Rifles and the Te Awamutu mounted troop as good, soldierly well-mounted men. Colonol Fox gave the North Wairoa Rifles such " particular fits" that after the parade was dismissed the situation was fully discussed br the members of the corps, but they decided "not to disband. They mean to have another try.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 33, 3 September 1892, Page 3
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