The Bombay Scout Gazette. The Journal of the Bombay Provincial Boy Scout Council June 1925

Local Associations cannot do better than concentrate on this activity of securing and retaining the grown up Scouts.2 THE BOMBAY SCOUT GAZETTE JUNE 1925 We have to invite the attention of the readers to the Message of the Chief appearing in our Christmas issue and particularly to the latter portion of it where he speaks of the ways and means in which every reader can help the Gazette. [...] But the Conference is )et to establish itself in the reasoned affectione of the general public and this conference is expected by the the promoters to be the precursor of great things for scouting in the Presidency. [...] (al popetariwtion of the lloceidiene:— Among the problems which will engage the attention of this conference the question of ways and means to improve the organization and to quicken the pace of the movement will come in for solution in a prominent manlier. [...] The capacious grounds the scenery round about the trees and verdure in the number of large and beautiful tents the messing hut the drills the sports the handicrafts the lights ; in fact the arrangements left nothing to be desired ; and those of us who called round one and all wished. [...] But I charge you in the name of our enthusiasm in the name.„4 your charity in the name of the good of the movement whieEP constantly is so near the heart of you all in the name of the history and fame of Sahara to carry none but good and tender memories about our ancient town and heartiness of our wecome and hospitality despite any amount of iitaccuracies therein.