BICYCLE EXCURSION

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21449, 15 April 1935, Page 20

BICYCLE EXCURSION

SUCCESSFUL OUTING TO

RHODES PARK

A successful bicycle excursion wa« held by the management of Crystal Palace Theatre, on Sunday, to draw attention to the coming attraction, "Happiness Ahead." The destination, Rhodes Park, was kept a secret, ana it was not until the leaders, Messrs J. Sturrock, A. C. Hands, and J. Hamilton, turned off the main road Tai Tapu that the party gained an£ idea of its destination. The morning was chilly, but ideal for cycling, ana on arrival everyone was keen to P ticipate in the sports. A v —i. created great interest was the . ing of a bicycle tube. Each comp _ tor having 10 strokes with a P • • • the tube finally bursting at - strokes. Mr M. F. Pearl was the sue cessful competitor. . f Four teams took part m a rounders. A. C. Hands s , tca ™ s o C . the winners, with C. Jones s tcan The results of other , s T P ort v r rnfts Riding between lines: Mi;>s N. 1, Miss Lintott 2; S. Baner 1. D. _ Kenzie 2. Slow cycle races: nMcCrofts 1, Miss P. Rickerby 2. » )(J kenzie 1. A. Clements -■ H p evele races: Miss N. Crofis l- c wa nHalsey 2. Miss M-.Cr olts 0 Its f: 1 3: ston 1. W. Guy 2. A. Clemeii t i (boys), A. Miller 1. G. Ives - 3; mixed wheelbarrow r ° ce M - * McDonald and J- Dyer 1. g Peney and H. Whisker c> n gle Wakeham and S. Baker J. „j. er . women's nail-driving: Miss P.. K 5 by 1. Miss D. Birdhng 2 N. • j Married women: Mrs J = naj !- Mrs G. Kilpatnck ,2. driving: S. Baker ..J. Men's nail-'lriving. G. _ ISI A. C ' " T "