CADET N.C.O.'S.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 17984, 30 January 1924, Page 8

CADET N.C.O.'S.

—— TRAINING CAMP. BBIZPrQHFIWr DAY. At the Buruliam camp, yesterday, the prizes gained iu the various competitions organiser]. Apring the instructional course for Cadpt nqn-cpmmissioaed officers were presented by Colonel 'B. Yqung, C.13., 0.M.G., 1>.5.0., Officer Commanding the Southern. Command. Prior to the presentation, the Cadots marphpil past £|,n(} up in hollow square in front of the saluting base, shpwiug a on parade that did predit to their instructors during t}ie fourteen days tl}o Cadets have been in pontijiuops training. The flag which is the trophy for the "crack" platoon was handed over to the Canterbury detachment, who had secured it from the Nelson and West. Coast platoon. Colonel Young, in a short address to the boys, congratulated them on their smart appearance, and remarked upon shq fact the plg.tqon in the competition cohtaincci such a large nujuiigr p£ small boys. The good work Uaclets, but a'statp of e§iciency would not be re'acfied unless they were i'eii Sfi "UfiEP'fl'llsfiy""lt's4 'en ; joyed tjtgir stay in camp, they had fouijd the' inscriptive and PUjjpyatle,' a'cpiijse yvljipji jjad takqn a great dpaj of prganiging, tju"t tjie results liad shown that' the trouble was wprth wjiile. He expressed a hope that the I guiarteniyg-up effect pf the stay in ! B]ir}than> c<Hnp wpujd be lost ijpoi» the bpys, :jnd whpn they \yent home they wppld npfc fprgpj? lip ifeep : their rppflis just a? tifly'us tjjp'y' had [ kept their tep'ip. lij a' ppfrpspjinding mejisijib t!)Py shpulfj carry tidiness flf (]resß |p thejr eiVif Jifc", lyjjore a liiaii's appearance' lip}'ppd ' lii|s to I make his way jn the world. LiQUt.-Coloiiei' i l . ' (Xftl.G., D.5.0., is Camp aud Lieut. B. J. I}. Davis Canip tlie following officers of the Npw Zealand Staff Ourps 'jpj'jig the instructors; —Captaiji W. ijlurpliy, Lieut. 8. P. Allen, LipiJt. J, I. Brook, Ljeut. B- L. G. Bpwn, and Ljput. S. M. Salterthwaiip. M.ajflr G. W. M.C., is actjng as chaplain of £hp ea.pip. The following were the wjanors of the various conipetitipns:— Bpst-kept Tent. —Ist flatppn C.S.M, R. j' Wells (}st Canterbury B{it{a}ion, N.M. a«4 W'-p. Bqgiment), Sergeant B. k. Sfjlifipr (Npjspn'CJplloge), Corppral O. Q. spih\yp]l (Ist dap.teflJury pattal?on, jSf.ij. and W,C. Bpgiment;) j 2nd Bl'afppn, Pgrppypl J. (4th Oaijtprb'i}ry Lsnco-Qprporal J. H. Young (Christ's Opljoptc), and p. JI. Ypjjjig (Christ's College); PJptppn, Corporis 0. H. Wijliarps, J. H. Pieces, !}?})} P- If*. j >cr ' kiits (Cfyinfjtphijrch |Jpys' jsgU Spftqol); a«fl 4tl> Pl,atßQn, Sprgeputp H. T»yloy pud M. Jilcdrpprge and Gprppraf A. H. (Pt'lgQ High School). , TurjlPd Out N.Q.Q. frpqi each platppfl—(i) C-S-M- (2) Sergcaut C. Hciwfis, (3) Laijpe-QprpßTal R. p.' Qupfpe, (4) C.9.M. B. P- H»ds°n. N.G.O. Ipstructional Work — SpFgoqnV S. Kf. Glasgow (Nelson College);' Infantry, Sergeant T. B. McGleary (4th Canterbury Battalion), and Physical Training, Sergeant L. (ftorp Hjgl} gplifigD-