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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5455, 6 January 1896, Page 4

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College Eiples. — The Christ's College Eifles went into camp on Mr Monck's property, near Sumner, on Saturday afternoon. The violent nor'-west gale which then blew made the work of pitching the tents very difficult, but it was accomplished without serious mishap. The camp consists of eight bell tents and a small marquee, which are pitched near the foot of a spur affording protection on the south-west side. The ground is close to the tramway, and is otherwise very well suited for the purposes of a camp. Yesterday thirty-five of all ranks were under canvas. Captain Day is in command, and Lieutenants Smith and Webb were present. Dr Murray-Aynsley, honorary surgeon to the company, paid a visit during the afternoon. Some useful work was put in at drill, and it is intended to have parades in the «arly morning and tho evening, astlie men will leave to attend to their business avocations dxiring the day time. Mr F. A. Cook has been entrusted with the task of providing, tho rations, and hao discharged liis duties iv a mariner which has given general satisfaction. Matchless Brand Teas Is 6d, Is lOcf, 2s 2d, 2s 4d.— [Advt.] . j