TIKITIKI SCHOOL

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19882, 8 March 1939, Page 13

TIKITIKI SCHOOL

ANNUAL SPORTS •SUCCESSFUL CATJIEIUNC (Humid CorruNpomlunt.) The Tikitiki School Committee, the headmaster, Mr. Dobson, and Mr. C. Turner are to be congratulated on the success of the school's annual sports, held recently. The weather was perfect and a large number of parents attended. Sports were held in the pa grounds, the winners of the events being:— Boys’ Races. —Five to Six Years: M. Tuhou, 1: 11. Wawatai, 2; E. Morcie, 3. Six to Seven Years: J. ■Mitchell, 1; Mac, 2; H. Waitoa, 3. Eight to 10 Years: P. Taiapa, 1; M. Wiremu, 2; P. Karaka, 3. Ten to 11: R. Wiremu, i; J. Pewhairangi, 2; B. Peachey, 3. Eleven to J2: A. Walker, 1; D. Green, 2; S. Mitchell, 3. Twelve to 13: T. Green, 1: N. Nigerengere, 2; M. Haenga, 3. Thirteen and over: .M. Koia, 1; W. Kaa, 2: K. Kururangi, 3. Three-legged Race: J. 'Coats and N. Tuck, 1; B. Green and N. Ngerengerc, 2. Girls’ Races. —Five-Six Years: K Koran, 1; H. Ngerengere, 2; M. Pokai, 3. Six-Seven Years: R. Atkins, 1; 11. Haenga, 2; M. Walker,■ 3. Seven-Eight Year's: E. Karawina, 1; L. Ferris, 2; M. Mitchell, 3. Eight-Nine Years: M. Parker, 1; O. Green, 2: W. Green, 3. Nine-Ten Years: F. Williams and A. Manuel, dead heat, 1: D. Peachey, 3. Ten-Eleven Years: C. Ferris, 1; 11. Isaac and li. Atkins, dead heat, 2. Eleven-Twelve Years: M. Jenkins, 1; P. Haenga; 2; M. Koia, 3. TwelveThirteen Years: K. Mitchell, 1; J. Brown, 2; L. Atkins, 3. Thirteen and over: K. Dewes, 1; R. Walker, 2; M. Poi, 8. Three-legged Race: L. Poi and J. Brown, 1; H. Poi and G. Walker, 2. Tiny Tots.—Hine Walker, P Rufus White, 2; B. Manuel, 3. Boys Relay Race. —Malekino Koia’s team, 1. Girls Relay Race. —Kumi Ferris' team. 1. Women’s Race.—Mrs. Atkins. 1: Mrs. H. Goldsmith, 2. Men’s Race.—Green, 1: I-luriwai, 2. Sack Races.—Boys, Std. 1: P. Karaka 1; W. Ngerengere, 2; W. Koia, 3. Skis. 2 and 3: J. Pewhairangi, 1; N. Ngerengere, 2; W. Koia, 3. Std.s. 4 and 6: B. Green. 1; B. White. 2; D. Green, 3. Girls, Skis. 1 and 2: C. Ferris. 1: 11. Manuel. 2: R. Pepere, 3. Std. 3: M. To Whitu, 1; P. Poi, 2; Q. Manuel, 3. Std. 4: H. Poi, 1; L. Poi, 2; J. Brown, 3. Std. 5: K. Mitchell, 1: IVI. Poi, 2: M. Wiremu 3. Winner of trophy for most points.— B. Green. The trophy was a tennis racquet and balls valued at £3 and donated by Mr. Dan Fitzgerald.