VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.
The Auckland 0 Battery have decided to disband owing to the resignation of the officers and inability to replace them. A number of the members are getting transfers to A Battery. A Melbonrne cable states that General Xnlloch, commandant of the military, addressed the mutinous regiment at Ballarat yesterday, exhorting the malcontents to stand out and state their grievances. Fifty of the men acceded to the request, and were commended for doing so. The result has been that Sergeant Garland, against whom the men complained, has been ordered to remove to Melbourne, and the men have withdrawn their decision to disband. Tompkins : " What do you suppose will be the outoome of this Canadian reciprocity scheme annexation ?" Smythe : " No. Blaine will monkey with it till they take it into the Supreme Court." Rare in the Extreme,—Moderation,
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Evening Star, Issue 8553, 27 June 1891, Page 4
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