SENIOR CADETS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10497, 6 November 1912, Page 5

SENIOR CADETS.

LADIES’ SHOOTING PRIZE. Several more lists ..have been handed in at the Advocate, Office, • swelling the total to £26 7s 6d. Amount previously acknowledged '£3l. 17s 9d:—Mrs Leviii £l, Mrs} - Riddiford 10s, Mrs Edgar Galpiu 79 6d; Mrs Willis ss, Mrs G. Galpiu 'V 3s, Mrs T. B. Willis, Mrs Bill, Miss McChesney, Mrs E. Galpiu 2s 6d each; .Miss Willis, Mrs Frank Fullerton-Smith, Miss Allcock, Miss Redman, Mrs H. Galpin, ‘.‘E.F.R.,” “M. 8.5.” 2s each; Miss Laird, Mrs McEwen, “E.M.H.,” “H;A.W.,’* “5.5.,” F.R.,”. “8.0., ’’ “E.W., “A. S., ” L. K., ” “E. D., ” “B. 8., ” “N. 5.,” 4 *S.S., ’’■ P. Moss, ‘‘M.A.,” Mrs O. , Gomez, Mrs Fitzgerald, Miss Gibson Is each. Total £4 9s 6d. Grand,_total £26 7s 6d.

THE NEW" ZEALAND CONTINGENT. Wellington, November.s. The senior cadets who represented New Zealand at Toronto Exhibition, arrived in Wellington this afternoon by the Auckland, express. They were met by the Mayor and a large, number of representative citizens who welcomed them. by the sth Regiment they marched to the; Parliament Buidiugs, ’ where they were entertained by the ITon. Jas. Allen at afternoon tea. . -

After being put through some drill they were addressed by the, Prime Minister, who stated they had been a credit to themselves, their country, and officers / who had trained them. Cheers were then given for the boys. '

in conversation with a reporter. Captain Fullarton said the trip had been capital both from the educational and pleasure point of view. Two weeks were spent at the Toronto Exhibition. They won every competition except shooting and the place they secured in this was equal to a first in others, as the conditions were against them. They visited the Niagara Falls, also Bamff.