Corrections

Owing to difficulties in getting out this handbook punctually in fortnightly parts, I am afraid a number of inaccuracies have crept in, which I hope you will excuse.

These are some of them:

Page 45.—In the colour for the "Wolf" patrol, for "Yellow" read "Yellow and Black."

" 171.—For "Mr. Seton Thompson" read "Mr. Thompson Seton."

" 188 (line 19).—For "365 feet" read "365 yards."

" 202.—Sign Y read semaphore

" 259.—For "Self-Employment" read "Self-Improvement."

" 267 (line 19).—Heading "Luck" should be the heading of the next paragraph, before the words "If you," etc.

" 281 (line 8).—For "we will" read "you must."

" 296 (last line).—For "Two Scouts in Mafeking" read "Marksmanship." Colonial boys think more of their rifle shooting than of their games. See page 322.

(Pictures from "Sketches in Mafeking," by the Author. By permission of Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co.)

" 301 (last line).—For "An actual experience of mine" read "An incident in Kashmir. See page 230."

" 332 (last line but one).—For "made known" read "remedied."

" 334 (line 21).—After "we are" insert "or should be." After King add "for the good of our country."

READY MAY 1st. IN BOOK FORM.

Scouting

for Boys.

A HANDBOOK FOR INSTRUCTION

IN

GOOD CITIZENSHIP

BY

Lieut.-General R. S. S. BADEN-POWELL, C.B., F.R.G.S.

Price 2s. Cloth Bound.

Published by HORACE COX, Windsor House,

Bream's Buildings, London, E.C.

Copyrighted 1908. All rights reserved.

All communications regarding Boy Scouts should

be addressed to—

THE QUARTERMASTER,

Boy Scouts,

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This Part VI. of "Scouting for Boys" is the concluding one of the Series.

The book has met with unexpected success.

Its work of imparting suggestions and knowledge of Peace-Scouting will therefore now be continued and amplified in

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"The Scout" is founded by Lieut.-General Baden-Powell, with a view to keeping touch among the very large number of those already interested in Boys' Scouting in every part of the country, and also as appealing to all British young men and lads of honour, grit, and spirit.

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