THE BOY SCOUTS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16247, 27 September 1918, Page 4

THE BOY SCOUTS.

38b. By Scoutmaster

Commissioner for Taranaki Province.—* Major E. W. Sandford, V.D. Deputy Commissioner. —Lieutenant W. H. Humphrey. New Plymouth District.—Commander, Mr. Alex. Milne: secretary, Scout* master F. W. Sandford, “Tainvu, Vogeltown. New Plymouth. Stratford District.—Commander, Mr. . N. B. Fletcher; secretary, Mr. A. ' D. Stanley. . New Plymouth Troop.—Chief Scoutmaster, Mr. A. Milne; Scoutmaster, F. W, Sandford.; AssistantScoutmasters, Messrs. K. Milne (on service), I. Coleman (on service), Mr. Scott. St. Mary’s Troop.—Chief Scoutmaster, * Rev. F. G. Harvie. To Henni Troop.—Chief Scoutmaster, Rev. Mr. Farell. Bell Block Troop.—Scoutmaster Rev. A. H. Favell. Eltham District.—Commander, Mr. G. H. Buckeridge; secretary, Mr* H. Northover. Eltham Troop.—Scoutmaster Mr. I. Scott. Hawera Troop.—Scoutmaster, Lieutenant Crutch. Stratford Troops.—Scoutmaster, Mr. o. W. Dyson; Assistant Scoutmasters, Messrs. N. Eivell and W. Grubb. Inglewood Troop.—Chief Scoutmaster, W. H. Humphrey, Scoutmasters List and Owen Jones; AssistantScoutmaster, Raymond Henderson, Don’t forget the church parade on Sunday at half-past 10 at the post office. You must be prepared to return the hospitality you have received at Inglewood, as it is expected that Commissioner Humphrey and some of his scouts will join in with us. Everyone should parade, and the District Commissioner will allow Scouts to fall out and attend their own church. The proper Scouts to cany the colours aro Mr. Scott and Mr. Coleman, they being the youngest officers, and there must he three sergeants or troop leaders, one. in the centre and one on each of the outer sides of the officers. The colours must ho taken from the church and returned after the parade in the same way. Remember, your colours are British and have been consecrated, and just as you pay respect to God and King, so you must respect your colours.