SWIMMING SEASON

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22262, 9 November 1935, Page 19

SWIMMING SEASON

OPENING TUESDAY WEEK AUCKLAND CENTRE'S CARNIVAL • The ewitaming reason in Auckland will be opened by a carnival conducted by the Auckland Centre and all affiliated clubs in the Tepid Baths next Tuesday week. The programme caters for swimmers of every class, and the carnival is expected to prove tho largest held in Auckland for several years, nominations having been made from the Dargaville, Whangarei and Helensville cliibs. as well as from 7 city clubs. The handicap, oventu are as follows :~ 3? l-Byd» tiny tots, boys, 83 Hyd# tiny lots, grl», 50ydi junior boys, fiflyds junior F.rw, oOyds intermediate boya, 80yd« intermediate ttrls, 66 2.3 yds ladies, 66 0-3ydi men*. 50yds fen's novice. 61} 2-3 yds ladiei' backstroke. 66 2-3 yds mtn'a bfeastitroke. The keenest ihterest should bs (iroueed by '«» inter-club relay championship*, one * or combined intermediate and junior teams, ■lid the other (or senior teams. TE PUKE CLUB [BY TUEGPAPH~~OWM gOBBKSFO.NDENT] TE PUKE, Friday At thg apnual meetinsr of the Te Puke Swimming Club, officers were elected ";n QW ®Patron. tjj« tfon. C. E. Macpresident. Mr. D, George i vicqWtsldent, Mr. W. E. Hookey; secretary and treasurer, Mr. W, J. MoCullouehj hon. miGT, Mr. H. W. Earpi committee. J. percey. C. R, Carthew, W. Pi!S? ei Y.E, Bowen, W. Brown. IJ» Freemanj w sar5 ar F, Palmer, H. Lowe anu oj 9* Knijjht; official tirnekeepar, Mr. u.