ADDINGTON WORKSHOPS PICNIC.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15501, 31 January 1916, Page 4

ADDINGTON WORKSHOPS PICNIC.

TJio A<idinEfton Workshops employees and the staff of the Maintenance Department held a combined picnic at the Raugiora Recreation Ground on Saturday. The -weather conditions wero perfect, and a large crowd spent a most enjoyable day. A long sports programme -was got through, and much of the success of the gathering was duo to the untiring efforts of the sport® secretary (Mr H. L. Jackson). The results were as. follow.— Railway Handicap, 320 yards—F. Saunders 1 L. O'Connor 2, R. Woodg 3, W. Kerr i. Apprentices' Handicap, 100 yards—A. Morrow 1, L. ChudW 9 R. Eva-"s 3. Singio Women's Race, under 19 years; 75 vards —May Saunders 1, Mis 3 Turner 2, Mies Harris 3. Single Women's Race, over 19 years: 73 yards—Mies Williams 1, Mire Priest 2, Miss Day 3. J&irried Women's Race, under 30 years; To yards—Mrs Snobs 1, Mrs Cooper 2. Mrs Moore 3Married Women's Race, over 30 years: 50 yards—Mrs Maynard 1, Mrs Lewi s 2, Mrs Savag© 3. Thread-tbe-needle Raca —Woods and Miss Priest 1. Three-leeged Race—Kirby and O'Connor 1. Committeemen's Race," 100 yards—C. Kirby 1, J. Watson 2, R. Wood« 3. Bun Race—G. Adcock 1, McKniglit 2, Clayton 3. Visitors' Race—D, J. Smith 1, J. Molloy 2, McKnight 3. Quoits Match—G. Blair 1, M. Hamilton 2, G. Colvillo 3. One Mile Bicycle Race—W. Kerr 1, L. Chudley 2, A. McKemzic 3. Two-mile Bicyclo Raoe—W. Kerr 1. A. McKenzie>_ 3, Forrester 3. Baby Snow—Boys under six months: Mrs Major 1, Mis Turner 2. Girls under six ■months: >ir a Gale 1, Mrs Smith 2. Girls six to twelve months: Mrs Scott 1, Mrs Everett. -- six to twelve months: Mrs Miller 1. Mrs Smart 0.