WITH IN THE DOMI

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 217, 31 May 1915, Page 7

WITH IN THE DOMI

A TRUE PATRIOT.

the greymouth contingent.

GREYMOUTH, This. Day.

The extra regiment that left this morning is noted for the number of coalminers from Blackball, also from i£h e -Small mine near Reefton, where seven out of nine loft to-day. The .latter mine is temporarily closed. The •contingent also included four brothers, a fifth being already at the Dardanelles. A notable feature of last night's ■.farewell was a speech by Harold Ernest Denton, who stepped from the ranks. He said he fought hard against compulsory military training, but now that they were up against the intrigue of Germany and her system of conscripiton, he had to get out honorably now by going to the front voluntarily. ' 'i :

A munificent shot and keen soldier. King Emmanuel, who has gone to the front to personally command, has don e much towards brigning the Italian army up to its present state of perfection. Tjhe motto of his great house is firmly graven on his heart, and over and over again he has shown that “fear and Savoy never meet.” ,

Several small boys, two or three sol-dierly-looking hats, a New Zealand Onsign, and a whole heap of enthusiasin form the ingredients of an interesting’ little military drama which is being enacted daily in the vicinity of the Gore Dairy Factory (says the Ensign). The principal actors are some eight or ten lads, their ages ranging from about four to nine years, who are employing their term of holidays enthusiastically going through a course of “military” drill. One of the oldest of the boys, behatted in a discarded but full-sized soldier’s headpiece, acts as general commanding the forces, and spouts his orders in shrill treble, the little company going through a series of manoeuvres, in .which “form fours,” “hands on hips,'” “arms upward stretch,” “knees bent,” and “heels raised” seem to be of vital importance.

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