BOY SCOUTS' CAMP.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 176, 24 January 1914, Page 4

BOY SCOUTS' CAMP.

The boy scouts' <-:iiii]i at Kgmont ro'iil was vUiled by a number of people from New Plymouth on Thursday afternoon, anil many favorable comments were passoil as to ils neatness and cleanliness. The bo;,s, under Scoutmaster Sullivan, are having a most enjoyable time, and will doubtless benelit much from tbe instruction llley will receive in many of the practical things of life. The huge iiiai(|iiee lias'already been the scene of an enjoyable musical entertainment, and las! nio-hi die Veil. Archdeacon Reins addressed (lie scouts on "The Three Points." Scoutmaster Sullivan withes to Lhank Mr. T. fi. Sole for a tent and fruit; Mr. 11. Pole for his help in am.nging grounds, wood, elc; Mr. Uislicp for wood; Mr. ■!. Council for straw; \fr. Stiirlevant for a donatir.n and some dainties; Mr. Philip f„ r tl„. „ S( . ~f ;,j fl grounds; Mrs. Vrcthev. Jr.-. M'N'cd. Mr. Tale and Mr. Ma 11 hews for son;,, ;>rovisions; Mr. ISollim>er and Mr t'oison for fruit. To-morrow services will be held lithe camp. Visitors will be welcomed on any afternoon (until four p.m.) and i in the evenings. Next Thursday the Kgmoni road s.■(,Hers will enterlain Hie scouts in Ihe I Hillsborough Hall. TTIIC PARTY AT MOKAH. The parly of Scouts under Major Sandford arrived at Mokau ai. 8 pan. on Thursday hming walked -jn miles for Hie day. The liovs are in yeal heart. The Mokau Hall was UlmV.v lent, for the parly to slecn in. and |bev thus missed Hie 'storm. The hnvs were delighted at (he prospects of the river trip, upon which they left by launch about (1.1., yeslerday inornin'.'.