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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11657, 23 October 1923, Page 3

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RESULTS OF EVENTS. By Telegraph—Special to f 'N.Z. Times " MASTERTON, October 22. The weather was gloriously tine lor the Labour Day sport©, held at Memorial Park to-day before a fairly good attendance. Results: 1(H) Yards Handicap—R. Gully 1, W. J Candy 2, J. C. Johnston 3. Time, 10 One Mile Flat—R. A. Rose (scr) 1, E. Rose 2, E. Gully 3. Time, 4miu. 41 2-ssec. 100 Yards (Ladie»s)—Miss M. Bluko 1, Miss G. Jackson 2, Miss E. Rennall 3. Time, l2sec. 75 Yards Primary School Girls’ Championship—E. Rcnail 1, B. Jackson 2, I. Spademan 3. . 220 Yards Handicap (Ladies)—M.ise E. Renull 1, Miss G. Jackson 2, Miss A. Miller 3. Time, 28sec. Pole Vault—J. A. Roberts end D Greenland <9ft lOin) 1, W. H. Roberts 3. Primary Sohooy Boys' Championship, 100 yards—B. Hurley 1, J. MeCurrison 2, J. Cross 3. , _ _ Two Mile Cycle Handicap—W . Malmo 3, T. Oakley 2, H. Oakley 3. Time, 6mm 440 Yanis Handicap—E. Gully 1, R. Gully 2. The only finishers. Time. 51 2-ssec 220 Yards Hurdles—W. Grantham 1, J• Atkinson 2. Time, 33sec. Half-mile Bicycle Handicap—H. Oakley 1, T. Oakley 2, W. Malmo 3. High Jump—W. 11. Roberts 1, B. Roberts 2. w - r - <*>• 440 Yards Ladies' Handicap—Miss G. Jackson 1, Miss K. O’Connor 2, Miss K. Bloke 3. _ . . 220 Yards Handicap—lv. Eastwood 1, E. Gully 2, J. Atkinson 3. Time, 23eoc. Five-mile Harrier Championship K A. Rose 1, L- A. Keats 2, L. Waters 3Sealed Handicap—D. N. Elmsley l, L. Watem 2, Y. Spackman 3.

HOLIDAY IN DUNEDIN SHORTS AND CARNIVAL. Pei Press Association. DUNEDIN, October 22. Fine weather prevailed here for the Labour Day week-end, and the holiday was taken advantage of by .very kvrge numbers. The Labour Day picnic drew a crowd, exceeding 2COO for a day's outing to Outran), and the athletic spoits. on the Caledonian grounds, organised by the Sports Wonderland Carnival committee were also very largely patronised. In the evening tho carnival in His Majesty's Theatre also proved a very popular place of resort. Numbers enjoyed the day on the beaches and in tho public gardens near at hand, or at the numerous holiday resorts further from the city.