CAMP NOTES
The camp bids fair to be the most ; successful ever held ljere ; the attendances are good, .the interest taken in the drill, very noticeable, and the catering.- 'and cooking - A.l. ' Camp On I)iis,: — / That Col.-Sergeaut Mills makes an ideal . .Quarter-master sergeant* as everything under his contuol goe^ 'on velvet- • - ' \ ' ' -- v That the afternoon tea served yes-. -terday was much T appreciated by .the visitors ; and the playing of the band iriuch admired/"*" r ' ' • ■> .' That thesis '^ l^fctle< room for improvement in jthe inarching of the band., Some 'of the men were badly out di dressing during /their practice on the sports ground yesti»rd,ay . That the ""Foo^Foo" ? Hatul is vemarkable for the energy 'displayed by j its members, but "its inusift i.i of the future; let us hope ;the far distant ! future. , j That the new drill has nron^Kt to light -sprinters whose abilities in that direction have only just been revealed. ,That taking it altogether Vf are having a . jolly, good camp. .> .
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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12169, 19 January 1903, Page 3
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163CAMP NOTES Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12169, 19 January 1903, Page 3
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