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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Captain F. A. Goss, of the 1st Monmouthshire Artillery, has resigned his commission. Private Baker, who is showing good form this year in the 3rd V.B. Welsh, Cardiff Detachment, shoots for Bisley and the county, is a farmer at Whitohurcb, and has the qualifications for becoming a first-class shot. He is 24 years of age, and last season he won the recruits' county bronze medal at Port Talbot. Corporal Came, of the 3rd V.B. Welsh, who led off in the 1st Cardiff Detaohment, shoot for the Bisley and Coupty Competition with the fine total of 92, is a pork bubchor by trade. He haa been a Volunteer since 1886, and has been from that time a steadily improving shot. As a inarksman last season he came out with the creditable total of 151, Private Starkey, who has recently been trans- ferred to the Cardiff Detachment of the 3rd V.B. Welsh from the 19th Middlesex, is a rattling good shot, and for some years pasb has been a regular attendant at the Bisley meeting. A Devonshire man by birth, and a chemist by profession, Private Starkey should make a big name for himself. He made his first appearance in a competition on the Grangetown Range last week. Col. Charles Lyne, whose portrait is appended, needs no introduction to our readers, but no series of sketches of Volunteer officers in South Wales would be complete without a mention of him. The genial subject of our sketoh is one of the oldest prominent public men in Newport, and in the U etown, as well as in Volunteer circles throughout South Wales and the West of Eng- land, he is held in the greatest respect. In his youth Col. Lyne held at one time a commission in iheR oy i! otileavingher M;i", ty',s service I (JOL, UNII. he was appointed agent to Mr Herbert's im- portant estate all Llanarth. In the early days of the Volunteer movement Col. Lyne, as the commandant of the 1st Monmouthshire Volunteer Artillery Corps, rendered valu- able services. Though Col. Lyne if such n. prominent figure in Volunteer circles, he is equally well-known to the outside pubho, for he is a borough and county waosuvae, has been mayor of New- port, as well as being one of her Majesty's As chairman of the Newport Board Guardians and Assessment Committee he has a work but among ail the ^'o mrttaw •that he has at heart, he regards the e«c»ency of the aational Volunteer forces as a matter of para- Mount importance.

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