RIFLE CLUBS.

Ohinemuri Gazette, Volume XXII, Issue 2785, 3 May 1911, Page 2

RIFLE CLUBS.

Members of rifle clubs will be interested to leain that resolutions passed at a conference held by them at Trent ham

have had some effect, for in the Ministerial reply published recently it is announced that the General Officer Commanding the Forces is fully alive to the

value of the clubs, and promises that they will be carefully : legislated for in the new regulations. It is stated that

obligatory acceptance of a certain liability for service by active members of rifle clubs under the Defence Act gives them a definite place in the military forces ; members will therefore be re-

quired to carry out a short prescribed

course of musketry annually to ensure fitness to discharge that liability, and will be given the necessary facilities for

doing so. The questions of the issue or sale of rifles to clubs, ot railing ammu-

nition free of charge, uniforms, scale of allowances, and other matters raised are

to have sympathetic consideration,

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