VOLUNTEERING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8046, 7 February 1906, Page 2

VOLUNTEERING.

[liv -303.j The Tarunaki liillcs and Guards go mid camp at (lie Jicoroutit.u Grounds to-morrow (Thursday), for tlicn- annual I raining. During (lie cani]> Col.-Sergl. Ariniiiigt. ,„„i ycrgt. Lister, of the lullos, will net as Sergt..Major ami <vUartorniasler-Sergcaul respectively. Lin' officers of tilt* d.iy will bo C';i)>tiini Okey on Thursday to Friday ; Lieut. Boon, Friday to Saturday; Capl, Mills] Saturday lo Monday; Lieut. Messen-' ger, Monday to Tuesday; Lieut. Bollringer, luesday to Wednesday; and Lieut. Boon, Wednesday to Thursday; Lieut.-C'ol. Okey eomni Hiding. The headquarter Companies, and the Garrison Band, held the usual monthly parade on Tuesday night. After inspection the Rifles were inarched out, and exercised in outpost duties. The Guards were exereised in guard mounting and arm drill After parade, the Kill™ me ' ( ia tlleil , -"•a.-i-ly rooi", and, on the. motion of Lieut. Bel ringer, a vole of sympathy "I'd condolence with Lieut. Lever iii his great bereavement, was passed unanimously.

Ihe advertisement in voar columns, hough very Haltering lo the Tar.inaki 1(1 les team, i* hardly correct. The fitle or " (.'limiijuou Umih" belong, ami deservedly belongs, lo the Wellington L'ily Jtilles. Another very good team belongs lo the hivercargill Guards. This team, by the Hay, met anoilier one Irom "If.M.S. Prometheus recently, and, to put it vulgarlv, •• donkey.licked' l them.

lilFLIi I'Mltt MATCHF,S. Hill's v, StiMtl'or l. Guards v. Inglewood. Both of these malehes will be lired oil the local range on Thursday, con . tneiicing at midday, in order that Ihc visiting teams m:iy linisli in tim,. |„ e ilch the ir lin . lionn'. l/cni.-Col. Olcv. C.ipl. Okey, S.'i-! M. Iveown, Corp. Arniitay, l\| s \ and T. Aiarivll, A. Humphries. ~n i Jl'Uce.