EVANS BAY CLUB
Beautiful weather favoured the Evans Bay Swimming Club on Saturday afternoon, when Mr. A. L. Monteith, M.P., the club's patron, opened the season.
Mr. Monteith wished the club every success in its new year, and said that it was in a good position as far as the finances were concerned, whilst the membership was also strong. The club had a scheme whereby it proposed to erect extended accommodation, but as the City Council had offered no assistance so far the work had been held over. It was hoped to go ahead, however, at ah early date.
The results of the races are as follow t— .
50 yards, schoolboys.—H. Claridee 1 - E. Harris, 2. Time, 31 2-Ssec 50 yards, schoolgirls.—W. Rather 1S. Breen, 2. Time, 39 4-ssec 100 yards, open.—E. Patterson, 1; A Waterson, 2.' Time, 64sec. • 50 yards ladies', open.—Miss Warring, 1; Miss Rather, 2. Time, 39sec. 50 yards men's handicap.—M. Griffin 1; J. Monnie, 2. ' Time, 32sec 5(1 yards ladies', club.—N. Scott, 1; H. Murrell, 2. Time, 42sec. Dual relay.—M. Griffin and Mrs. Scales, 1; J. Monnie and Miss Murrell 2. Time, 82sec.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 128, 27 November 1923, Page 3
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187EVANS BAY CLUB Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 128, 27 November 1923, Page 3
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