FIRE BRIGADE COMPETITIONS.
(By'Telegraph.—Press Association.) i
CHKISTCHURCH. Saturday. I
The fire brigade competitions wenf concluded to-day, and most of tlbj1"';;: visiting teams leave for home eitherto»y; niirht or Monday. The results are:"-. I I)isabled-hose Competition (for ft|« men): Timaru, G7 3-5.5., 1; Spit, 70 l-ss^ 2; Dunedin City, 70 3-55., 3. Hose and Hydrant Competition (fof three men): New Plymouth, 32 2-55., J.;' lnvercargill and Thames ran off for* second place, lnvercargill winning, tho time being 44 l-ss. Thames did n<tt '',■; finish. Bicycle Hose and Hydrant Competk * tion (for two men): Christchurch Cij^' 00 2-55., 1; Gore, 100s., 2.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 53, 4 March 1901, Page 4
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