Haeremai!

Canterbury and Otago Tournament Reps, were accorded a regal welcome by a gallant group from Weir House, who, in a varied assortment of garments, including flannel nightshirts, a pair of kills, a Victorian hustle, and the cook's stays, visited the whart to the strains of hot highland piping provided by Haggis Douglas, Weir's King of Swing, Hakas rang loud and long under the efficient direction the Old Maestro. C.C. Gates, the gusto began to fall as breakfast time approached and the visitors showed few signs of regarding in kind, so with a last cry of welcome the little legion deserted the addled athletes learning sleepily, over the ship's rails and departed to the notes of "Ye Banks and Braes" played in ragtime.