SCOUT JAMBOREE

Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19450, 14 December 1934, Page 8

SCOUT JAMBOREE

FIXTURE AT MELBOURNE.

■CONTINGENT FROM WAIKATO

Sixteen officers and members of the Boy Scout movement, resident in the Waikato will leave Auckland by the Marama on Thursday for Australia, en route for the international Jamboree which opens at Frankston, near . Melbourne, on December 27. The assemblage will continue until January 7, and will be followed by a number of hikes and tourist excursions for the visitors. The Waikato contingent, which has been organised by District Scoutmaster G. I. Clark, comprises the following: District-Scoutmaster Clark (St. Peter’s, Hamilton), Group-Scout-master W. C. Williams (Cambridge), Scoutmaster HL W. E. Lewis (Cornwall, Hamilton), Scoutmaster E. Gilmore (To Awamutu), Assistant-Scout-master W. J. Steele (St. Peter’s, Hamilton), Troop-Leader G. A. Holloway (St. Peter’s, Hamilton), Troop-Leader A. Smith (First Frank ton), PatrolLeaders J. Manning (St. George's, Franlcton), P. M. Blair (Te Awamutu). K. rtiekil (Te Awamutu), Scouts G. S 11. Burtenshaw, T. S. Holloway, J. A. Cramp (St. Peter’s, Hamilton), A. A. Ward (First Frankton}, M. Wallace (Cambridge) and Hover Scout it. 0. Bovin (Te Awamutu). Elaborate arrangements have been made for the jamboree, and the New Zealand party, which will be under the charge of Commissioner J. R. 11. Cooksey. of Rissington, Hawke’s Bay, is to present a Maori pageant. The parly will return to New Zealand bx the Mouowai on January 20,