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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14522, 18 August 1911, Page 3

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10 THE CITIZENS OF TIMARTJ—who have generously volunteered the The. TIMARU MARINE BAND lias, during the six years of its existence, purposes, and given 167 Free Concerts for the pleasure of yourselves and your child The TIMARTJ MARINE BAND is a. public institution, .win years, been a feature of the people's summer evenings' entertaimne: of Timaru, to give as liberally as is within your power, to secure some liberal supply of free public music. JAMES CIIAIGIE, MAYOR, Chairman of the Citizei purpose of financ

N. 1 Troop are now holding weekly meetings on Friday afternoon. Their camp tills hohduys should be a record cue. Tlioy intend to explore all the Jit-. Nimrod and Jit. Jliseiy country and will attempt to climb both of these peaks. A large amount of interesting work is also to be gone through. No. II Troop is now working smoothly in two divisions. The attendance of this Troop might bo better, and some of tkjo older members are to bo nsked to at-taid more frequently. Owing to other meetings next Friday, all members of the troon are asked to turn up at 6.30 sharp? 5.31. Charters has now got So. ill Troop working well, and he hopes that it will attain an oven better standard of proficiency than it hold, some months ago. An increased, attendance is looked for in this troop. No. IV" are also" working well, and hope to have, an influx uf old members shortly. All those in the Senior' Scout Cadets and not attached us anv other Troop, are expeuuxJ to join this t.ioao. No. V. aro still working .n their usual consistent maimer. This Troop can compare with any iu Timaxu, and is becoming keener every tyo-'k. The No. VI. Troop is still increasing in numbers, and the four sivoin in last Monday night brings the Troop roll up to twenty-three. Several of 'this Troop will be wearing a Mc.oiui-t.la.ss badge soon, as they have almost passed the test. The following cutting shows the keenness of the Canadian Hoy Scouts.— Calgary, Juno 3.—Within sLx hours of tho shooting of Police Chv'' Bell of Hod Deer, the boy scouts of the town rounded up Arthur Frances Kcilv. and tho polce tliailr they have their man. 'lho finding of a black-'cathcr mask with unevenly cut eve holes Is thought to completo tho chain <.i evidenc" The chief of notice lies at tit:- no nt of death in the hospital. Early in the morning tho town was roused and i>iis.-:c.s sent out to scour the cour.trv." The buy scouts wont with the others and ;ic-

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compared by a do;.; trnwrK'd tho ramitry north of tlu? hospital vrlioio there is donse imderbrurih. About a niilo itnd a half from tlra city the dog came upon a man sleeping, soundly in the underbrush, and gave the" alarm to the boys. The boys promptly drew a cordon around and sent- "two of their number running toward tin; town for assistance.' By means of the scout signal code a message was flashed to