A former Christchurch Boys’ High School pupil, Grant Gilbert (left), and a current pupil, Angus Ross, try out the new allweather track and field facility which was opened at the school yesterday. The $60,000 facility consists of sprint lanes, a long jump and triple jump runway, and a javelin and high jump apron. Athletes made immediate use of the equipment, with competitions after the opening.
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65A former Christchurch Boys’ High School pupil, Grant Gilbert (left), and a current pupil, Angus Ross, try out the new allweather track and field facility which was opened at the school yesterday. The $60,000 facility consists of sprint lanes, a long jump and triple jump runway, and a javelin and high jump apron. Athletes made immediate use of the equipment, with competitions after the opening. Press, 2 December 1985, Page 6
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