OUR VOLUNTEERS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 6383, 28 July 1882, Page 2

OUR VOLUNTEERS.

TUo usual monthly battaKon parade took p}a,oe i» the Gavrison Hall last evening. Tha strength of the various companies represented was as follows:—

; B Battery -1 cnplain, 2 lieutenants, i sergeants, 1 trumpeter, and 23 rank and flte. L liattery-^l c»i'tal», * sorgeantSi 1 trumpeter, 16 rank and file. Dunedin N*val Brijrade-4 lieutenants, 5 petty o^cor^ Sit bandsmen, 36 rank and file. Hc,\<il (ideta-1 lieutenaut, 4 petty officers, 24 rank a^d tUe. Bitta'ion Band—l sergeant, 17 bandsmen. '■ City Guards—l lieutenant, 1 sub-lieutenant, 3 sergoants, IB; rank and file. i North Dunedin Riftos-2 sergeants, and IT rank aud file. : South Distrtct-l lieutenant, 1 sub-lieutenant, 3 »er« ceantu, 10 rftnk »nd file. Wakwi 1 lieutenant, 1 sorgeant, 5 rank and tile. Ea.st Tuieri lUftw-l captain, 1 sergeant, and i rank ami file. QUy Guards C&dots -1 lieutenant, 4 sergeants, and 21 ra, U and file. Staff—Major Jack, Staff-soig*arit M'Kay, Instructor Harrison, aud LieutouduVcotoucl Stavely in cou> mand.

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