TERRITORIAL CAMP.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 76, 31 March 1913, Page 7

TERRITORIAL CAMP.

TRAINING AT OAOEBRIDCHE. The Infantry .Brigade fainp to bo held at Cambridge troTii Kri.lay next is to some extent already well under wjt. J«'or the convenience of thoee who have no-t .bee.n aWe to attend a finincient munber of dril-ls during the allotted period of training, fonT extra days of ■training in camp have been arranged ii, r . There are therefore about BUO me.i in camp from to-day making up their driH. 'but the main body -of Territorials, to -tbe mimber of about 3,000. will move into caanp on f.'riday next, aaid will remain under anrrae till the foFlotvinjr'Satnrday week.

The advance party went down to Cambridge a fe-w days ago, and all arrangementß have ibevn carried out iirnhrr the supervision of the Brigade-Major (Captain C. W. Melville) and the brigade .Qnarterraaster (Capta-in Meikle). Colonel C. T. 4i-a>or a-nd irie StaiT-Ofn-icer (Second Lieut. M. R. Reid") left for tbv cajnp to-day.

Tbe O.C. I>ietruM (Col. R. Ijogan-) will go down to camp on Friday, and be preeent -the pericxi of training. It is tindenstood that <ifficors commanding disirietrt have received inefcruoiions to be present at all camps in their d»iaricte. and also to--spend the two final days-at camp in other military dnstrrcte;.