VOLUNTEER NOTES.
[Bt Veteran.]
,"o<e W!-o Knows" writes is refsrei ce to a paragraph -appearing in the News under this heading on Tuesday, stating that the T«anaki Rifl'-s had passd a resolution of thanks to Captain Malo'io, of Stratford, for the manner in which he had looked afver the intr r s's of the man of the Battalion during the recent Royal visit trip. " One Who Knows" wishes honour givea to whom honeur is due, and while admitting that the S'ratford Cupt in was untitled to <-ve y p-aisr for his nt,ten ion to the m.'n, he points o the fact th »t othtr officei s wen also deserving of mention for their kindness snd attention to the men wUile oc their s'earner trip, aud he especially' Mentions Lieutenants Cook and Coik and Sergeint Mills. "Vewran" would po'nt out that thpse officer' were attending to their own men, ano that 'he vote of thanks passed to Cantain Malone was fo n hisatten'ion to thr» want 3 of the Battalion as a whol*>, and was eertaioly ro'. intended to impK that no o'.her officii s were entitled to p:aue.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 137, 4 July 1901, Page 2
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188VOLUNTEER NOTES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 137, 4 July 1901, Page 2
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