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Hawera Star, Volume L, 1 December 1930, Page 10

AUCTIONS. R. P. MORRISSEY & CO . ~ UNION STREET SALE ROOMS. I TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2. At 1.30 p.m.—Quantity household furniture and effects, soft goods, goods, Xmas novelties and general merchandise GROUP TWO—S TO 10 YEARS. Girls. Eight years, flat race.—-Sarah Katene 1, M. Anton 2, T. Ball’d 3. Nine yeans,, flat race.—John Hone l, E. B arid a 2, W. Katene! 3. Ten years, flat race. —Stella Mancer 1. CL Clague 2, S. Gunderson 3. Sack race. —Eva Barkla 1, P. Ingram 2, M. Anton 3. Skipping race.—Phyllis Ingram I, Enid -Mackay 2, M. Baldwin 3. Three-legged race.—Ngaere Payne and Phyllis Ingram 1, I. Gundeson and G. Dudley 2. Tyre race. —LE. McKay 1, EL Barkla 2, P. Ingram 3. Potato race. —S. Mancer 1.- S. Gundeson 2, N. Payne 3. Obstacle race. —T. Gundeson 1, M. Auton 2 P. Spooner 3. Boys. Eight years, fiat race.—is. Miller 1, L. Hill 2, I. McKay 3, Nine years, flat race.—Andrew Barkla. 1. G. Wells 2, R,. Silby 3. . Ten years, flat race. —O. Hawe 1. M. Miller 2, B. Orompton 3. Sack race.—Douglas Clague 1, Alt. Gamlin 2, A. Barkla 3. Wheelbarrow race.—Reg. Silby and Andrew Barkla 1, E. Harrison and C. Howe 2. Three-legged race.—G. Wells and D. Duncan 1, A. Barkla ancl It. Silby 2. Tvre race. —J. Vernon 1, CL Hawe 2. It. Silby 3. Potato race.—N. Itobinson 1, CL Ingram 2, D. Clague 3. Thread-needle race. —D. Clague , ntl •T Clague 1, B. Davies, and P. .Spooner 2 Obstacle race.—T. Rei 1. AT. Miller 2. R. Silbv 3. GROUP THREE—LiI TO 13 YEARS. Girls. Eleven years, flat race.—Jean Mit- | chell 3. P. Adlam 2, H, Hobday 3. Twelve years, flab race.—S. McDonald t. R. Atkinson 2. M. Rees 3. I Thirteen years, flat race.—D. Gun- ! tleson 1, Hazel Rei, P. Crosbie. Slack race.—D. Gundeson 1, A. McDonald 2, V. Crosbie 3. Skipping race.—D. .Gundeson 1. H. Hobday and S. McDonald, equal 2. Three-Legged race.—Ei. Toroa, and Hazel Rei 1. Iris Stewart, and Betty Sutter 2. Tvre race. —Jean Meuli 1. P. Crosbie 2. M. Rees 3. Potato race.—D. Gunderson 1- —< 2, M. Henry 3. Thread-needle race. —H. Rei 1. D. Gundeson 2. Obstacle race. —S. McDonald! 1. M. Ifenrv 2. P. Crosbie 3. Boys. Eleven years, flat race. —G. Putt 1, P. Rei 2. J. Silby 3. Twelve years, flat race.—M . Spice 1, ,1. Smith 2, A. George 3. Thirteen years, flat race.—G. [lines 1, K. Davis 2, O. Budd 3. Sack race.—W. Spice 1, C. Budd 2, G Spice 3. Wheelbarrow race. —C. Budd r d It Davis 1, A. Innes and D. Wells 2. Tliroe-legged race. —A. George and J. Smith 1. J. Silbv and E. Mellow 2. Tvre race.—K. Davis 1, CL Rudd and" G Crompton equal 2. Potato race.—R. Taylor 1, G. 2. N. Ghisnall 3. Thread needle race. —A. George and H. Roil 1, C. Washer and D. Gundeson 2. j Obstacle race. —W. Spice 1, C. j R. Ingram 3. lludd

GROUP OOUR—I4 JO 16 TEAR*. Uirls. Flat race. —G. Adlam 1, M. Barkla 2, P. Putt 3. T Sack race.—F. Gamlin 1, D. Jennings 2. 13. Hobday 3. Skipping race. —G. Andrews 1, D. Duncan 2, P. Putt 3. Three-legged race. —L. Duncan and F. Gamlin 1. N. Thomas and B. Patterson 2. , , Tyre race. —M. Barkla 1. N. Thomas 2. E. Burns 3. . Obstacle race. —F. Gamlin 1, P. Putt 2, G. Adlam 3. Potato race.—G. Adlam 1, D. •Jennings 2, Al. Barkla 3. I3oys. Flat race. —A. Cleaver 1, W. Wann 2 C. Treweek 3. Sack race—l. Stewart 1, W. Wann 2, C. Treweek 3. , Wheelbarrow race. —W. Wann a»;d C. Hobday 1, A. Cleaver and C. Treeweek 2. , Three-legged race.—W. Edwards and G Innes 1, J. Smith and A. George 2. Tyre race.—N. Taylor 1, I. Stewart 2. A. Cleaver 3. Thread the needle race. —C. and 13. Hobday 1. C. Treeweelc. and E. Burns 2. , Obstacle race. —C. Hobday 1. G. uteweek 2, I. Stewart 3. Potato race.—C. Treeweek 1. A. Cleaver 2, C. Hobday 3.

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