ODDFELLOWS’ PICNIC

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 886, 1 February 1930, Page 5

ODDFELLOWS’ PICNIC

The Ot’ahuhu and Papatoetoe Manchester Unity Oddfellows held the first combined picnic at Patumahoe on Wednesday. The function was a success in every way, about 400 people travelling by special train from Auckland, and a large number travelling by motor-car. During the day selections were given by the Papatoetoe Town Band. Following are results of the sports events: Tiny Tote, girls.—C. Hotham, 1; J. .Ellery, 2. Tiny Tots, boys.—Clifford and Beaston, 1; T. Froggart, 3. o Girls over 5.—F. Colston, 1; I. Johnson, Boys, over 5.—T. Bees ton, 1; F. Froggart, 2. Boys, 6 years.—H. Closey, 1. Girls, 7 to 0 years.—D. Hindman, 1; J. Milne, 2. Girls, 9 to 10 years.—G. Davis, 1; A. Cartwright, 2. Boys, 9to 10 years.—J. Gill, 1; D. Perkinson, 2. Girls, 11 years.—J. Perkinson, 1; V. Black, 2. Boys, 11 years.—H. Mails, 1; F. Rainger, 2. t

Girls, under 16.—M. Goodison, 1; R Black, 2. Boys, under 16.—J. McNamara, 1: A. Godfrey, 2. Visitors, under 16, girls.—E. Frankham, 1; I. Carson, 2. Visitors, under 16, boys.—L. Barker, ! 1; H. Dacosy, 2. 100 Y ards M.U. Race.—R. Harper l (Papatoetoe), 1; Alexander (Papakura), 2; Johnson (Papatoetoe), 3. Visitors’ 100 Yards.—J. Kellv, 1; G. Knight, 2. 75 Yards, Lady Visitors.—Mrs. Parkinson, 1; Mrs. Wylie, 2. 75 Yards, Women.—Miss J. Leach (Papatoetoe), 1; Miss D. Carter (Ponsonby), 2. Local Lodges.—B. Taylor, 1; M. Harvey, 2. 220 Yards.—W. Alexander, 1; C. Johnson. 2. 880 Yards.—C. Smith (Papakura), 1; W. Alexander (Papatoetoe), 2; W. Gardiner (Franklin), 3. Bandsmen’s Race. —K. Leaning, 1; R. j Harper, 2. Sack Race.—B. Read. 3: V. Taylor, 2. One Mile.—Smith (Papakura), 1: Scott (Papakura), 2; R. McManus, consolation. Potato Race. —Miss Perkinson, 1; Mrs. Taylor, 2. Thread-the-Xeedle Race.—-W. Smith and Mrs. Smith, 1. 880 Yards Relay » Race. —Alexander (Papakura) and Harp#r (Papatoetoe), 1.