HIGH SCHOOL CADETS

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15464, 17 December 1915, Page 10

HIGH SCHOOL CADETS

C.\.MI» AT RACECOCnSE HILL

On Tuesday morning the. B.H.S. Cadets, to the number of 140. paraded at the School, and then proceeded to Lacccourse Hill for a week's training in a military camp, which it i s proposed should be an annual one.

K<--idents of the district have entered heartily into the project, and Cnptam D. MrMiiian. late O.C. Malvern Mounted Rifles, who is an old h" V of the School, hns e-peciallv shown iTis regards for his old school l )v providing a _ lint: paddock for a camping with abundance of <:oed well water, and has junher made him.stdf responsible i"r the potatoes, milk, and eartinrr T hat may be required, and has h-nt his"VoolMicd lor the uf a room I he property adjoins the U.iwkin.s riverbed, where - t h<'re are facilities for hath--1112. which the bo\> have greatly appreciated during the ho t weather pevuilin^.

Captain Montgomery ha- thr> assistance of Staff Serjeant-major J H Pound. Q.M. Sor.ecam iliiks. and the officer-* of Nos. 6 and 7 Companies viz.. Lieut,. L. (;. Whitehead, F. SJiaw, A. D. Tench, and Actinti-Lieui. J. F. Stevens. The work already done augurs well lor the snece?.- m the camp.