SWIMMING

Grey River Argus, 17 December 1920, Page 6

SWIMMING

WEEK-END EVENTS. Two swimming races take place on Sunday at the local club 's baths at Cobden, commencing at 10.30 o'clock. The entrants and handicaps are as-fol-lows: — Men's Race, 80 yards. — Deere, scr.; Quinn 2sec, Wearne 3, Robinson 4, Trouland 5, Chapman 6, White 6, Swectman 6, Thompson S, Winchester S, Warnes S, Davidson 8, Parkinson 9, King 9. V. Robinson 9, .Williams 10, P. Doogan 10, Brown. 10, W. Williams 11, J. Bellamy 12. Boys' Race. — Nelson scr, King scr., W. Sexton ser, P. Sexton scr;, Cotter j 2secs, Lake 3, J. Quinn 3, W. Cotter i 4, Kiely 5, O'Neill 5, T. Shannahans, Harris 5, E. Quinn 6, Brown '7, W. Morrcssey 8, J. Morressey 9, CaTruthers 9, Majefcski 9, McGee 10. AUCTION SALE OF TARM LAND. In this issue Messrs Mark Sprotand' Go,/s new announcement in connection with the sale of the well-known property, Marsden Estate, appears. This property is well situated in' the Grey Valley alongside the railway with , a frontage to the main road. This valuable property is to be auctioned on January 13th, 1921 and will be sold in ono lot or sub-divided into three conveniont areas. Besides the property being very conveniently situated in every respect, it adjoins the State Dairy Farm where operations are now in train preparatory for next dairying season. The . property comprises a large area of cleared and ploughable land, with homestead buildings and good, strong fences. It is sub-divided into 25 paddocks, which aro well watered, with a good stream suitable for hydro-electric use, and of a large proved carrying capacity. Full particulars may be obtained from Messrs Mark Sprot and Co. Wade and .Co. have just received a j ltipmcnt of Sea Grass prams— quite the latest in style and colours. Call to-day and make your selection. — Advt.