THE CADETS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue 9303, 20 March 1907, Page 7

THE CADETS.

The Hawera Cadets, 80 strong, under Captain Strack, left for Christchurch encampment and visit to the Exhibition by special express this mjorning. Eltham Cadets (50), under Captain Thomas, and Wave Hey Cadets (25), \indcr Captain Banks, are also going. Tho following is the parade list of the Hawema Cadets: — The headmaster in charge, with Lieut Spratfc, Sub-Lieut. G. Strack, Colox-Sergt. Wlvittingbon, Sergts. Wells, Thompson, Corporals 'Docker, Yearbury, Fodjen, Morgan, Lanoei-Gorporals Milne, Meuli, Wakelyn, Bernard, Drummer-Sergt. Robinson, Drummer Keen, Bugle-Captain K. Strack, Buglers Sargent, Foden, McNiven, Strack, Parrington, Oliver and McConnel, Privates Anthony, Arthur, Adamson, Bates, Brough, "Baker, Brett. Castle, Chadwick, Gloat, Crawford, Cleaver,. Day, Deem. Finlay, Fulton, Fake, Foden, Foreman, G'lbbs, Greaves, Grant, Hay, Hastie, Johnstone, Kirkby, Lewis \2), Lord, Kelsen, Morrisons (3), McHardie, Moßeth, O'Neill, Parrington (2), Priestly, Roche, RandeU, Robertson, Rjogers, Rule, Ruanui, Spratt, Smith, W. Stevens, F. Stevens, Sargent, Thomas, Taylor, Williams^ Woodhouae, Winks, and Lieut.-Quajrtermaster Gibbs.

All the boys were in Ml uniform, and every detail has been attended to for the safety of luggage and comfort of the boys. The following additional donations were received for the enjoyment fund : — Messrs Major, M.H.R., W. Adamscn, Foreman (Alton), £1; Parkinson. F. Edwards, Livingston, Harris, 103; Macphenson, Bennett, Boase (goods), Taylor, Keen, T. TV>y, Morgan, Finlay, Tait, Cleaver, Kelsen, Hopkirk; Paine, Smith and Easbon (goods), Wilkinson, Dunn, Cole amd Barmby, ss;, Ah Chang, Ekdahl (goods), 3a; Syme, Brunette, 2s 6d; C. Smith, James, Gillman, Mrs Quin, Mrs Malcolm, 2s; E. Bach, Is; Friends, 10s.

Mr Greig notifies that he wtill run a booth at the racecourse on Friday.

The Besses o' th' Barn Band will arrive by the express to-morrow ©vtening.

A conceit was usld in Wesley Hall on Tuesday night in aid of 13ie Circuit Fund. The items were very good and were highly appreciated. The orchestral selection by Mr W. Butchens' orchestra was excellent. Other items were :— Songs, Miss Crawford, Mr Eaddy (.encored), Miss Barley (em/coxed), j and) M:bs Wilson ; violin solo, Mr W. Hutchens (encored) ; reading, Mx Kilvington ; J vocal trio, Misses Badey, Wilson, and, Mr Hratchenis. After the concert a sale of produce was held and very satisfactory prices wei*? obtained. Eaimers intending to hare milking machines installed are. advised by advertisement to obtain particulars of the '■Hairtnpti," milking machine (one. of which is on view at the. Kaiupokonw store) before buying elsswhlere. The sole agents aire Messrs C. Dahl acid Co., PaJmorston North. "Perfect" separators and all kinds of d*\iry i machinery are supplied by the same firm. Ask any motheT in this community who has used Chamberlain's Cough • Remedy what .-he thinks of it. Sb* will tell you that she depends upon it for coughs, colds, croup, hoarseness, and that by giving it to the children at the very first symptom of these complaints, they are never allowed to get a foothold in the house. For sale by W. K. Wallace, chemist, and H. E. Harris, grocer