BOY SCOUTS.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 119, 17 May 1912, Page 5

BOY SCOUTS.

THE FOUNDER IN SYBN3LY

■: SIR JOSEPH WARD AT Tim ■■■■-■' , ■ :.■'■/:■" WELCOME.1/;:-..■.••■':.'. V

[press assooiat«?n.l ; ■ (Heccivtjd Mazier 9\2Q:p:h:. V; : ; ■r'. ;-■>■ ;vr■/^./■-^SYJMC^/.^May'r;!:^'-';' , jGeaiersJl rSir :R;> -Badeh-PoweH had; ;a,ti enthuisiastic welcome from :■& large gathering.' H« was: attended by- a- : guard of honor- oi:, Scouts, ■landisub'-je V yquently. received. a!'-ciyic; receptiiiii at the Town H-aU. R'eplyiiig to;;the,t!)a&t of liis health,. ;he stid that^ustiv.lia set they rest of, th'a. Ebipire a, grand examiple in universal traihin&. 'lAJreiady some of ; our friends," lie sai-3, "who do not'look one straight Jni he fac© because they have a bit ,of a squint, are look&g (beyond! their own confines. We have got to waN-h them. Australia, hus taken up the quesiion of sielf^e^noei in the. nick of ■time.''-' ■ ' ■: .'r:\^;: \ : . r . ~ .. Sir> Joseph Ward said! that ho Atas fla.d r.s i>., New. Zealander to -weicS.'n"!; ir R. Biaden-P'owell, who had cione more for tho Empire by the Scout movement ibhan by ail his,; dairtng deeds. ' '•