BOY SCOUTS.
(Contributed)
'ihe l,vo Cub I’ai !;s met at lootball
la-t Saturday nioining, the I -1. |*ack winning rather easily (!)-()) after a gjod-nattired and energetie game. A return match is fixed lur .lulv otli.
On tlie same inoniing ;i short interpatrol mulch will l aho played between the Ko Ko and Hawk I 'atnils of the second troop. This was won bv the I\o Ko's who will meet the .Morepul I'atrol Mime time during duly. Saturday alteriiuon was tigain snent in tlie bush by a party of the gild, troop (liielly in work for the 2nd. class badge. Second 800. Kelly passed as 2nd. class Moat last week, bringing the number in the troop to four. A camp at South Spit is arranged for tin- 2nd troop this week-end. and the boys are hoping for once they may get something better than tlleir usual “camp weather.’’ The 2nd. troop have adopted Innecwiioil fur their scarf lings and have just completed and despatched a set of those to their Scoutmaster',s old troop in London, hoping they may arrive in time for the Wembley Jamboree.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 June 1924, Page 4
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184BOY SCOUTS. Hokitika Guardian, 26 June 1924, Page 4
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