NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20899, 5 July 1933, Page 6

NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.

REPORT FOR JUNE.

The report of the Canterbury Dvns-\ > ion of the Royal Naval Volunteer Be- A serve for last month states that there -,•* were 44 men on "A" subdivision, 33 on "B" subdivision of List on List 2 (unattached) there were W a and 29 respectively. "A" subdivWoa ; ,| carried out four drills; the attendance of officers was ■even, of men 34; "B" subdivision carried out j five drills; the average.attendanceoi ,$ officers was six, and of men 31. From -,J< "A" subdivision 16 men, and "B" subdivision 27 men were trans ~-* ferred to List 2. >Mn ,JI Promotions: Two ordinary seameßa, 5 4 were promoted to ordinary signalmen, one able seaman was promotea *£.;,| qualified signalman; and two seamen to able seamen. ~8 « n«i; » 'i Training: The miniature rifle shoot was carried £»&<>.■& on June 6, the winners being fIJM subdivision of Otago. On terna J%fl Tuesdays voluntary training was WSil ried out with physical training classes. «ffl including boxing; the signal and Wj™T|| less classes carried out exercises. *££g| average attendance of officers was twjwyj and of other ratings 12. drills will be discontinued this »MgJ3| and opportunity will be taken to*gm vacancies occasioned by the ence of men to List 2. There are vacai£« cies for 43 new entries for there is a large waiting list . .jjzm Men wishing to join will be " I * e £3|H viewed for selection to-morrow a * J;JS§hl p.m. Voluntary drills for men desinijftffl them will be carried out every •W day from 7.15 pan. to 9 p.m.