In many oases the Companies not turn out as strongly 8 T hoped to see. The question of the amalgamation of Customs and "B" Compan th another unit might, suggest be considered. The rill and turn out of these units Was smart, and great keenness was shown *hroughout.
The attack practice I saw executed by the Japanese Com-Dany was well carried out, This Company turned out strongly for. inspection.
The field formations carried out by the Chinese Company were excellent. The men were very keen and this company also fuened out in force for inspec-
T was glad to see that the Cadet Company had greatly increased in strength. The Company handled its arms smartly "and drilled well, and roved the unit was a good Te-emiting ground for the Corps. Great praise is due to those responsible for its training. 5. Rifle Range—This is one of the best Laid out and maintained ranges it has been my good fortune to see, and as a result the greatest keenness in shooting exists throughout the Corps. The Range Staff are most efficient and keen, and their accommodation is very good.
New Hute—I was much struck with the progress made in the new Hutted Camp. It is now very near completion and will be of the very greatest assistance in the further training of Units.
6. Corps Headquarters—These were very well equipped. Stores were maintained in an excellent: condition, well organized and laid 25, out as to make inspection of any tide an easy matter. The pre-method of storing ammunition consider; unsatisfactory at Headquarters, and would suggest for consideration that a Magazine to hold the greater part of it be erected in a safe place, perhaps on or near the Rifle Rengo.
7. Geneval—Last year in my report I recommended owing to' the jinerease in the Corps an addition to' the Permanent Staff. I am very glad to see that the Municipal Coun-ceil have recognized the advantages to be gained, and that an Adjutant has been applied for—he will, I hope, be functioning ere long.
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