VOLUNTEER NEWS.
The Gazette notifi s'the acceptance I y the Governor, of the resign ition of the ■commission held by Captain-Edward Nelson Okey, V.D., Tatamki Kifle I Volunteers.
The services of the following Dafetce Riflj C.nhs in T.irttaki have ben accepud by i)w Governui nt:—j Kapougd, Mangorei, Rah.tu and N«w PI) mouth. The promo'ion of Lieutenant John Cook toc»ptain bf the Taranaki Guards is gazttted. The appointment of Dr. George Home as siugeon-oap'.ain on the New Zealand Volunteer Medical Staff ie gazetted. Owing to an oven sight, the election for officers of the TaraLaki Rifle* has to bo held again. This will be the third time of asking, and, it is hoped, wilt settle the matter finally. Red tape evidently forms a large portion of |th» equipment of our Defence Offic, aud while ic to doubt has it uses seems capable of being employed to excess.
Recruits of the Taranaki Rifles are notified to attend at the Whittley flail to-uight for instruction in the care of the i ifis.
Captain Symee, formerly of the Alexandra Cavalry, id gaz.t'ed to the honorary unatttcbtd list, with the taiik of captain.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 168, 12 June 1902, Page 2
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188VOLUNTEER NEWS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 168, 12 June 1902, Page 2
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