CENTRAL SCHOOL CADETS' PICNIC.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 52, 18 March 1901, Page 2

CENTRAL SCHOOL CADETS' PICNIC.

[ The (Lntrnl School Cadets had a verj • ct'j >y-:blo outing on Saturday, wher , 'hey joiinu-yad tq Urenui, Tbe party, s , brake®, and ayrivGii at tkeir desfcinatior •bout eleven o'clock. Aftar refresh- | ments the boys strolled down to tbe , river, whom the majority in 8 , swiai, the accumulation 0 f mu d o*r> the i £ivi?}g ft. relish to the evei&t , IKO whole party then proceeded ta the , baach, where stones, and sheila in greai variety were to bo placed in the school lriu'eum. Having wandered I round the bench some distance, admired the caves, and got through several barbed wire fencas, a sandy bay wareached, where the hid o dip in the briny deep. It was time naw tc return, tua having barn arranged foi 3 o'clock. Sharp to that time all had . put in an appearance, and aft 4 a start i waa made for h'mo. A stoppage of half an hour was made in Waittra, the boys taking the opportunity of visiting f ho Freezing Works. Town waslv.ichrd nt; 7.30, all having spont a most enjoyable day, The officer?, Captain Dfmpsey and Lieut. Gray, desi:e us toj,"exprsss their thanks tc Messrs. W. Webster, Tomp<itt, and Piggot, whose kindness was much apprfcint d by tlv» boys.