FIRE BRIGADES
COMPETITIONS AT 'WAIROA. Representatives of fire brigades at Hastings, Napier, Tomoana, Havelock North arid AVairoa gathered at the last-named centre on -Saturday for competitions open to Hawke’s Bay brigades. Superintendent J. Kane, Deputy-Superintendent Alex Thomson and the secretary, Mr. !>. L. Ferguson, of the Gisborne brigade, were three of the judges. Napier won the aggregate points shield and the other results were as follow : Modern Motor Event. —Napier, 53 4-nsoc., I ; Hast ings, 56 2-ssec., 2: Tomoana, 57sec., 3. One-rnan Coupling.—Hastings Bp ■ I7sec.. 3: Hastings A. 49 2-osec.. 2; Wniroa C, 51 3-ssco., 3. Two-men C’ou]>liug.— Napier A and Wniroa C. tie, 41 l-osoe.. 1 ; I'laslings C, 46 2-ssee., 3. Three-men Coupling.—Napier, u 6 l-s<;oc., 1 : Hastings B. 56 2-oscc., 2; Havelock B. Cisco., 3.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12089, 31 October 1933, Page 6
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126FIRE BRIGADES Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12089, 31 October 1933, Page 6
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