ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17109, 2 April 1921, Page 11

ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE.

CADETOAMP. 'ill Military training tr» continued'*ai-tlljH Andrew's Collego yesterday, in good Ir. the morning the company *•* iMptWJBIM by Lieut.-Coloncl'Symon, 0.8.0.,; wk'tfllH pressed his. satisfaction with the MWMrajBH and drill of the Cadets, particularly ct,**&s& 1 platoon. He afterward* examined the wjillfl end general «dmini*tr»tiv« an«nj(wn«ita. l^M In th» afternoon the camp we* visitors, who assembled in large At 5.15 the company marched paat, tb* CNmn inandant. Major How, D.8.0., S.Z.B.C. K| ihg the salute. The usual training mUU»m of physical, musketry, and infantry work'*»»s■ then continued for half an txrar. «Afwr <ift« peny drill movementa under Williamson, a tabloid athiatjo ttWWtfiM conducted by tbo ataff instructor* iPttimM ninjr section preyed to be No. IWHiKa Xo. 3 platoon with 37| points, »<ft 3-mmM lion of No. 2 platoon being aeoood *wH a total of 23 point*. The program!** «#>» eluded with a baeket-ball match, d*T «B* r *f|« boarders, the former winning by 4 pMiW.iiM A collection made for the fund* of the «£§>§■ Bond resulted in a substantial «miribMtifg|jjJ In the evening a abort concert by th* "was held in the gymnaaium. At the eoncTNjIM siou of this the' headmaster, on behalf T&'VmM rtaff and boy.% of tho College, eipta*aW.«g|M prcciation of the service* of Major his staff of instructor*. ".They had pair* to make the camp (he complete * n **sJl|B it Lad been, and had mado the canrp * i '*f2SM popular institution. Tho CoTnmaiwMtt,yW|M reply, urged the CadeU to strhre t<*J?*WjM most efficiency and for the P** n £9iS Shield. He said that the moat atrikag.ttjjM lure to him had been the diadnjina, had been extraordinarily good. **t* — terminated with cheers for Major BWjLINH staff, the camp Q.M.S., StittnAdß&mm