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The Canterbury marathon representative, Colin Hicks, the first runner to cross the finishing line in the 50-mile relay’ from the Sign of the Kiwi to Akaroa on Saturday. Hicks ran outstandingly to bring his club. Toe H, in first in the C grade section of the race which was won by New Brighton A. Toe H took 4hrs 31 min 2sec for the journey. The winning time was 4hrs 12min 7sec. A record 496 runners took part in the race.

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Press, 14 September 1976, Page 30

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The Canterbury marathon representative, Colin Hicks, the first runner to cross the finishing line in the 50-mile relay’ from the Sign of the Kiwi to Akaroa on Saturday. Hicks ran outstandingly to bring his club. Toe H, in first in the C grade section of the race which was won by New Brighton A. Toe H took 4hrs 31 min 2sec for the journey. The winning time was 4hrs 12min 7sec. A record 496 runners took part in the race. Press, 14 September 1976, Page 30

The Canterbury marathon representative, Colin Hicks, the first runner to cross the finishing line in the 50-mile relay’ from the Sign of the Kiwi to Akaroa on Saturday. Hicks ran outstandingly to bring his club. Toe H, in first in the C grade section of the race which was won by New Brighton A. Toe H took 4hrs 31 min 2sec for the journey. The winning time was 4hrs 12min 7sec. A record 496 runners took part in the race. Press, 14 September 1976, Page 30

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