VOLUNTEERS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 30, 5 February 1902, Page 2

VOLUNTEERS.

An inspection parade of theftjuards . was held on Tuesday evenifljwben - there was an excellent mdßJr, 52 1 officers and men being on par AY O ip- ' tain Taunton expressed ' tion at the way the men hßfurned 1 out, and complimented them Afi their smart appearanoe. Before AfiissiDg the company he announredßf at io . looking through the rolls he that one man—Private AllguHh— had 1 attended every parade durinßne year. The officers had decided lAwcjgnise such devotion to duty, and jAmd grant pleasure in presenting JtßKte Allsworth with 100 rounds of aßaunition, The announcement was reßVed with acclamation. BF The following bandicajAjivo been dec'ared for the first compßMm by the Guards for trophies, on BWsday 6th and Saturday B'h inst, ABbces 300, 500 and 600 yards, seAVshots at each :—Captain Tauntoßf Sergrant Messenger ecr,, Priva?eAm)liver, A. Humphries S, Corporal Amort, Mills, Privates Benr,e;t, Allen Am Sergeant Mille, Privates AbboiAßwvey, Perhara 10, Sergeant HoAB, Corporal White, Privates MurJßTWilkinson 12, Lieutenant Cook, ABce-Gorporal Hooker, Privates Aflflrth, Boon, Morvli, N r xan, .lones, Iflj*, A. T., A. W., and P. G, MoEweiA»rtnel!, Bell 15, L ; eut>mnt ilolmßßuolour-Ser-geant MacDiarmid, iAfcint Goldwater, Privates Kelly, BiAra, B.yly, Mitchell, Shaw, Bluncßp, Moverley 20, balance of companyßf