THE NATIONAL RESERVE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 66, 18 March 1915, Page 6

THE NATIONAL RESERVE.

MOVEMENT KEEPS GROWING. Members anc reminded that the ■general secretary Sxa the district, Mt. Drew, ie in attendance at tbe central offrae, room 30, Watson c Buildings, Queen Street, every Wednesday and Saturday, for the purpose of enrolling membera, issuing badges, and giving general information. The work of the Reearv? etiH continues without flagging. The rooet lewmttyformed corps, the Auckland Tramway Oorapasry'e unit, ihae commenoed drilling at the Epsom depot on Mondays, and at Ponfronby on Wednesdays. A further detachment ■■wSW probably be formed at tibe mew works at Epsom. Good 'work m being done by the members, many of Whom chow evidence of previous training. The branches ivhioh have beca in exintenoe for some little iime are showing the resullt of careful attention and training. A system of local eofoiciu is being adopted iby sevieral of tihe sub-branches, and committees' would do well to register their oalouirs with the general eeoretary in ortleT that theeie may be no clashing. It is. intended to try to get some dayItgfhi work in during tlhe winter months, •awl eonte branch** have already done a conekiera-bl/> amount of morning drill. If a few combined daytigbt parades are hold, it should do much to g"i\ie zeet lo th«« training of the members. •Jβ rt en- , ablrs tJiose nvovemente to fee pwt into ! practice which are rather difficult of performance on a parade ground. j The Central Executive Oommifcbpe . meete on Friday evening next to eoflaider