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THE VOLUNTEERS. 9 An inspection of the Ranpciora Rifles, under Captain Jordan, with Lieuts. Humphreys and Paterson also on parade, making a total strength of 47, waa held by Licnt.-Cokmel Hawkins, wbo was attended by Major Creswell, on Wednesday evening. After th« inspection of arms and accoutrement- in the Drill Hall, some outnost work \v„h done outside. Lieut. Humphreys was presented with tho medal, Colonel Hawkins referring to tho recipient's keen interest in volunteering, extending over a large number cf years.

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