Nyaealand 379 100 when One of the most enjoyable ures of the gathering wi concert provided by the Band of the 2nd Batt. The Wiltshire Regt, by kind permission of Licut,-Col.
A. Barker and Officers, "They layed through a programme of very Scottish music in the best and most entrancing style. When all was over, there was, of course; the usual Ewo al fresco luncheon, with Haggis figuring largely. and it was a very happy throng which finally left the Race Club's grand stand, The War Memorial Whilst desirous of paying tribute to the memory of Shanghai Seo JO] who fell in the war, the Committee of St. Andrew's Society decided this your that there should not be any elaborate ceremony at the War. Memorial, such as has been followed for several years past. However, carly on November 80, Mr, J. Macgregor, the President, was followed to the memorial by a largo" representation of the Committee and members of the Society, and deposited a handsome wreath from the Society on the monument, This" was flatiked by other wreaths froma the local members of the London Scottish and the Gordon clan and regiment,
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