The Volunteers.

Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2, 2 July 1887, Page 3

The Volunteers.

r Tho City Rifles parade at tho Volunteer Drillshod on Monday evening for oompany •drill by tho subalterns. The examination of candidates for comVf -missions in the volunteer force will not tako placo till Monday, 18th instant. The candidates who intend presenting themselves aro Lieuts. Thompson and Clarke, City Rifles ; Lieut. Mackintosh, Guards ; Lieut. Jackson, Wellington Riflos, and Lieut. Vogel, Te Aro Rifles. There will be a meeting of tho Garrison Band Amusement Committoe on Monday evening. Tho attention of members of the Kaiwarra Rifles is directed to District Orders in this issue, and also to tho meeting to be hold aftor r-arodo on Monday noxt.

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