SCOUTS' PICNIC.
"■' i. ■'» c The Canterbury Scouts Reserve Corps held their annual sports and picnic, on Saturday in a paddock kindly lent for the occasion by Mrs J. Deans at Hiccarton. Captain Fcnwick officiated «s judge of tho adult races, and Sergeant-Major Salt as starter, xne chief event of the uay, the Scouts Handicap (100 yds), for' a silver cup presented 07 Captain T. H. Overton, was won by Trooper J. M. Jack after a keenly contested race. Mrs Fonwick presented the prises et ihe conclusion of the sports. KesuHs: — One Milo Walk—Quartermaster-Sergeant J. Kane 1, Corporal H. M. Collins 2, Sergeant A. J. Harm 3. Single Ladies' Race—Miss Kane 1, Miss Steele -2. Open Handicap (220ydB)—Captain J. G. Cook 1, Trooper J. H. Xayior 2. Thread the Needle—Mr and Mrs J. H. Njiylor. Scouts Handicap (100yds)—Trooper J. M. Jack 1. Trooper J. McLeary 2. Members' Wives (50yds}—Mrs H. J. Gwatkin 1, Mrs Kay lor % Ladies' Consolation (75yds)—Miss Newland 1, Mrs Hamilton 2. Ex-Contineenters' Handicap (150yds)—J. M. Jack 1, J. McLeary 2. Baby Show (Captain Fenwiok and Corporal Dunford being judge*)— Mrs J. O. Cook's baby 1, Mrs A. E. Parker's baby 2. ——
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13621, 3 January 1910, Page 4
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