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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22345, 8 March 1938, Page 9

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FIRST NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONS 1887-1888 100 yards—F. Meenan (Otago), 10 l-ssec. 250 yards: A. B. Williams (Canterbury), 27sec. 440 yards: A. B. Williams (Canterbury), 53 4-ssec. 880 yards: P. Morrison (South Canterbury), 2min 6asec. One mile: J. F. Reid (Southland), smin Isec. One mile walk: T. Kerr (Otago), 7min 23sec. 120 yards hurdles: G. B. Shaw (Canterbury), 18 sec. Long jump: T. D. Harman (Canterbury), 20ft. High jump: F. Perry (South Canterbury), sft.

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