... idea, even if the team was nue. quite fast enough as a whole. They will do better in future races. PIONEERS' 0000 WORK. It was the 9th Border Regt, Pioneers as they are proud to bo called, who neat loomed up. A tine, fit crowd, they won the ki.C.C.C.„4. ...

... bowler for battalion eleven. G. C., Lieut-Col. Loyal North Lanes. &hire Regt. been rider to bounds and big game hunter. who had killed thirteen tigers on foot. Took a keen interest in boxing and was the organiser of the sport in hid battalion. which won ...

... unlimber', and et ra nge.y enough it was they and uct the e:-hari lets ciao secured the awards, for the three medallists, Pioneer Knight Sig. to. ILE.), (inc Foote (165th But. R.F.A.), end Pte Teebody 18th York.l, all cla-wel among tile unknown, managed ...

... believer in the of a factor in military training, Col, C. SU,- lachlan, Bth Mile Brigade, sanctioned a second nweting for bi. 4 battalion, • - hich wa. held on Saturda3 on the old Army Athletic Oround, behind the Red Church at Airier- The Ea.tbourne Athletic ...

... the }Clasen Co.. Ltd., who joined the Rifle Brigade a few months ego Ac a mihaltern, was gazetted to a container in the 11th Battalion last. week. Capt. Shaw is one of the beet golfers, target Amts. and ' , trimmers of the motor trade. a member of Mid-Surrey ...

... aling ‘'• . (il neeen.. l 51 . r. i elnio• Memorl a l• a h eel over the treble to Wenaotee, ;owl the old contested both a battalion leant race Me beet being reroginsed, someone exclaimed.. „ ex { se gaitop. Ail were stroke.“.• A camerae. Hullo. althou h ...