TIMARU.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13095, 21 April 1908, Page 9

TIMARU.

Tho holidays passed off very pleasantly at Timani. Tho weather was fine, -with the exception of light thowers of rain on Saturday. The attractions in town yesterday were the local bowling and golf tournaments, while in tho country tho Fairlio Shdw attracted a largo attendance, and tho Temuka bicycle sports had a record gate for the Easter fixture. A popular attraction -was the second-class band contest. The athletio events were all -■well contested.

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' PALMERSTON NORTH, April 20. There was a large attendance at the Caledonian sports to-day. A feature of the competitions was the wrestling, R. Scott's display being particularly fine.

J NAPIER, April 20. Rain this morning caused tho children's sports in connection with tho carnival to bo Tiostponed indefinitely. TTAXOANUI, April 20. The weather was fino for the holi3ay» which was observed quietly. The l'olo Club held a successful sports meeting. At the Presbyteri.-in Bible . CJass caanp, St. Peter's (Auckland) the champion banner, St. John's being soooikK and St. Peter's (Chris+ehurch) thinl. April 20. The weather has boon line for the holidays. At the motor-car and cyol© eporte to-day the thxee-nulo car raw was won by G. B. Mackay iaa 16 Ji.p. Russell. Mise Johnson's 1G \p. Rußsc.ll being second. Thoro weic ten coin pot itors.