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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 186, 17 August 1901, Page 4

A soldier, whether be belongs to ■he hone or ths foot, is Grsi and foremoat *> rifleman (raya tha Spectator;. Itteladiog, and in Rdditiea to that, the prime qoalibies of tha eoidier m*y be ravghly enumerated as fallows:—He nut be: (1) A rifleman; (2) a disciplined man; (3) a man capable of stalking, ■coating, and bakicg advantage of carer; (i) a mm who eaa use the spade and pickaxe; (5) a man who cab r de and look after either a horse er a bicycle ; (6) a m-sn who possesses some gymnaguc braining; (7) ;.mac wi:o hfs the power of moving y and withOBb unnecessary fricti n in el'sa order. Strange as it, may seem to s me persons, the wiy ia Tbich the tidier is dresced, the m inner iu which ha cut' away his hand when he salot»s, the exaci occasion when he salntos, the angle at which his heels meet when he assumes "she position of ibe eoidier," and >o forth, do nob really go to the building op of a aol lier. He may be aole to do none of these things, aud yet be a very capable soldier. Unless and until we secure men who cm shoot to kill with the rifle, and not meie'y let off their genß, we have nob really got an army of soldier*.

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