VOLUNTEER NEWS.
Th o volunteers in camp havo been keiVt busy. On Saturday useful work JSdoK and Sunday was an active day. In the morning a church parade was hold, when there was a lull musier the Ilov. J. A. Jacob officiating. The* Uorough Band was in attendance. In tho afternoon the camp was visited by a great number of towns oik, who wero hospitably entertained by tho volunteers, afternoon tea being* served to all who felt tho need, of a cupful of tho beverage. A concort was given by tho Band, tho progpalmme being greatly onjoyed. To-nicht, weathor permitting, a concert will bo given in the marquee, when somo of tho best local singers will assist. . ... To-morrow morning tho camp will break up. , , On Wednesday last tho second competition for tho Uhampion Belt ol tho above corps took place, lho new } 'JO inch, instead of tho 24-inch bull s I eyes woro used for the iirst time at DOO (500, and 700 yards. Tho followin B aro tho .cow.^ (!a P t. Patorson 30 28 27 85 Vol Poolo 29 31 24 84 rAoi^t Blair 27 28 27 86 VolT Hudson 31 24 23 78 Vol. GrcekK 25 Retired Sotgt. Nicholson 29 Retired (Jupt. Patorson has now two logs in lor tho bolt.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7628, 15 December 1902, Page 3
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