THE CANADIAN CADETS.
I I "SEEING THE COUNTRY." j ' [BY TEr.EORAPII.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.! OuaisTciiTTßCH, Saturday.;";,' The Canadian cadets were .taken: f'frr''*' (ram ride to the Cashmere Hills ':'( this morning, and were addressed by Mr. Geo;. T. Booth, chairman of the tram-Way board, whose guests the' cadets were. : V Captain Davy, replying, said thai they, were all glad to have so good an ■ opportunity for oeeing so much of the country. He did not think people understood how much they all appreciated am opportunity like this to get ont and.eee something of the country.. It gave them a much better idea of "the land than being hedged in /ins crowded banqueting halts. In the afternoon the cadets went to thi Canterbury Jockey Club's races.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15141, 4 November 1912, Page 5
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