REGIMENTAL CAMP

Taranaki Daily News, 15 February 1933, Page 7

REGIMENTAL CAMP

'. . ■ - ’ —.IL. f-C < MEN UNDER CANVAS AT WAVERLEY ■ — CONCERT AND VISITORS’ DAY. The combined regimental camp < Waverley so far has been lucky the weather and productive of much' useful work in the field. All ranfa. bay* ■ settled down to make the. most of their' week in the open air and all appear to be enjoying their new life. .. r Visitors’ day on Sunday was somewhat of a disappointment owing to inclement weather conditions though afair number of camp along to see their friends looking S °A l cLnp^ e concert was held on Monday' night, attracting a number of visitors to hear the following excellent pro- “ God Save,« KiM.” «*«■>- ed bands; jazz selection, band, Ist naki; recitation, Mr. Cumie; stag Sally, Sgt. Major Levy; mandolin solo, Sgt. Lampitt; song “Waiato Poi,” Mrs. Graves; instrumental quartette, W.W.C. Rand> lightning sketches, Private Eade; song, Private Watts; mystery- song,' CpE Jones,! Koorey and party; song, “April Morp, Miss Harvey; pianoforte solo; Private Trussell; song, “Trumpeter,”-Mr. Baird; comet solo and band, W.W.C. Band; play reading, “Between- the ..‘Soup-, Savoury,” Mrs. Graves > and. party? musical monologue, Sgt. McGlashm; song; Cpl. Moore and party; medley quMWtte, Feilding parly (W.W.Ci Regtl, sdng, • Private Brown. ■ To-night there will- be pictures, dancing at Waverley; to-morrow night will be the officers’ dinner from the combined regiments. A sports meeting - is to be held to-morrow afternoon. Un « Friday night there will be a regimental ball in the Waverley Town, Hap,, rangements for which are. way. : The O.C. commanding the Forces, Major-General W. L. ,H. , Sin* clair-Burgess, will inspect" later in the week. . lm • 0 m -a