HARRIERS.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19611, 6 May 1929, Page 13

HARRIERS.

—' — COMBINED CLUBS' RUN AT KAIAPOI. The Christchurch Harrier Clubs wera the guests of the Kaiapoi Harrier Club at a run held at Kaiapoi on Saturday afternoon. Six clubs were represented, and the runners in all totalled 130, a record attendance for the sport in Canterbury. The trail was laid over a stiff six-mile course by L. Hill and C. Hercus, and the puper was followed by three separate packs, a slow, an intermediate, and a fast pack. The first man to finish was F. A. Nelson, of the flow pack, with A. Clarke, a member of the local club, second. The first to finish of the intermediate pack was A. H. Candy, with P. H. Clapshaw and R. O. Page second and third respectively; while of the fast pac~, C. Gordon was first home, followed cosely by E. C. Jackson and A. D. Rane ; . After the run the harriers were the guests of the Kaiapoi Club »t afternoon tea be Christchurch Club* and hoped Uiat t l be spent in Kaiapoi. ~„v,,# „f ihe Christchurch , WfrVG fo kUd. 'secretary of the clubs, Mr it. "■ v Z A A A., conveyed Canterbury Centre of « h the club „. ho t ° J the '°Mv Mrirti Ms heartiest thanks for had *V b Jf, a *rte££on's entertainment. He tb % •?i!S nevtr Se?ore bad there been six ! said that » e Z e J. " A neTer had there been b h ß a ,D ., t r ß e e fi a e «enaance of runners as they Hi, three ~,«„' for the Kaiapoi Club and the lad.es STtaiiiAtri in providing the refresh-