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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10507, 7 February 1920, Page 4

Following; aro some additional results o.f the recent Government Printing Office employees’ picnic and sports The ladies’ tug-of-war was won, ouvrigibt by the "All-comers’ ’’ team, whoso captain was Mr P. Fleming. _ The men’s, tug-of-war was declared a joint win between the ina-cliiniyts nnd cojnipositorg. Baby-show results: —Boys under 12 months —[Leslie Fmery 1, William Frank Scott 2. Girls under 12 months—Evelyn Thompson 1, Elsie Gregg 2. Boys 13 months and under 2 years—Bonny Minfin 1, Jimmy Morris o Girls, 12 months and under 2years— Doris Daly 1, Patricia Tracy 2, Peggy Canter 1, Molly Style® 2. ' Owing to there being snldh a splendid show at babies. Dr PlattstMills kindly donated ■two extra prizes. Babies, growing children and invalids who .suffer from stomach troubles will find relief in SHARLAND’S FLU 1D MAGNESIA. Larger bottle—lower price.

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