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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23589, 17 March 1942, Page 6

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Canterbury Pigeon Plying Club.—The Sccldon race, the longest event on tie programme of the Canterbury Pigeon Flyinß Club, was held on Salurcl:;> ami was won by J. E V. Maxwell's bird No 311. which, finislved the distance ol 15.'miles 1595 yards in 3hr' 24min 4t!s..c Eighty-eight birds, entered by 19 owner s, flew in the race. In a second race, tin winner, A. H. Stone's bird. No. 79. noished the course nf r>9 miles 7S.i yard'in Ihr 2«min 25see. Twenty-one members entered 121 birds.