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' PARTIES FROM EAST SIDE. CLIMBS MADE IN MOONLIGHT. Though rain set in on East Egmont ■yesterday afternoon the Stratford mountain house was visited by a large number of people at the week-end, and four parties went to the summit. Two other parties started for the summit late yesterday morning but returned when bad weather began. One climbing party left the plateau at 5 p.m. on Saturday and reached the summit at 7 pun. in time to see the> sun set. The descent was made by moonlight and the house was reached at H P-m. Two other parties climbed by moonlight and were on the peak for the sunrise, and eight members of the Stratford Mountain Club made the ascent during yesteyday* Apart drom the' climbers there was a large number of visitors at the resort at the week-end and a big party made the interesting visit to Curtis Falls and thence via the Manganui Gorge and circular track back to the house. ELTHAM FIRE BRIGADE. RESULTS OF COMPETITIONS. The annual competitions of the Eltham fire brigade were held at the week-end in conjunction with fire prevention week. A demonstration of fire fighting Ml Bridge Street was watched by a large gathering of the public. An imaginary fire was quickly suppressed, and spectators wore impressed, with the efficiency of the brigade. . The brigade was present in' iuu strength under Superintendent H. A. Nuttall, and a high standard of competition work was attained. The Fake Cup was won by Fireman H. Potts in the good time of 39s without penalties. The Gavigan Cup was won by Second Foreman L. Nees after a run-off with Fireman M. Ritter after a tie in the first run. Details are:— Fake Cup, one man wet event: Fireman H. Potts, 395. 1; Second Foreman L. Nees, 41s, 2; Fireman L. Julian, 43 3-ss, 3. . Gavigan Cup: Fireman M. Ritter and Second Foreman L. Nees, 60s, equal 1; Fireman Campbell, 63 l-ss, 2; run-off, Nees 1, Ritter 2. Gilbert Memorial Cup for championship: L. Nees 1, L. Julian 2. Cresswell Cup: J. McNab 1, H. Potts 2. STRATFORD CYCLE CARNIVAL. DECLARATION OF HANDICAPS. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr. M. Lawson for the Stratford cycle carnival to be held in Victoria Park on Tuesday night:— Running, 100 yards and 220 yards: A. Mcßoberts, syds., 14yds.; L. Lash, 9, 22; F. Frethey, 9, 19; A. Cole, 9, 19; J. Boniface, 10, 21; E. Winmill, 10, 22; R. Irwin, 11, 23; G: Lehrke, 11, 21; G. Tuffery, 11, 22; D. Allen, 11, 22; G. Pluck, 11$, 22; G. Harris, 11$, 24; K. Webb, 12$, —. Cycling, half-mile, one mile and three miles respectively: F. Foote, scr., scr., scr.; C. Burke, syds., 15yds., scr; L. Wood, 15, 20, scr.; G. Parker, 20, 40, 100; H. Eva, 20, 50, 160; E. Stockman 20, 40, 140; T. Haw, 30, 50, 100; D. Coleman, 35, 70, 190; W. Ashman, 30, 80, 190; L. Pittams, 30, 60, 160; C. Gilbert, 50, 90, 240; C. Pittams, 40, 70, 250? T. Hookham, 40, 80, 280; L. Reeves, 50, 100, 290; E. Standing, 50, 100, 290; T. Belk, 50, 100, 290; J. Young, 50, 120, 300; G. Stevens, 35, 70, 250; C. Brewer, 55, 90, 250; P. Wisnewski, 55, 120, 320; L. Stevens, 45, 80, 150; A. Mclvor, 65, 140, 340; P. Dunn, 65, 140, 340; J. Dan, 65, 140, —; S. Harrison, 75, 160, 360; T. Homer, 75, 160, 360; G. Candy, 75, —, —. B grade, one mile; P. Wisnewski scr., J. Young 20yds., J. Dan 40, A. Mclvor 40, P. Dunn 50, S. Harrison 70, T. Homer 80, G. Candy 90. Two miles Taranaki championship, blue ribbon and medal: F. Foote (Waitara), C. Burke (New Plymouth), E. Stockman (Stratford), G. Parker (Korito), L. Wood (New Plymouth), H. Eva (New Plymouth), T. Haw (Oakura), D. Coleman (Stratford), W. Ashman (Korito), E. Standing (Inglewood), L. Pittams I (Stratford), L. Reeves (Inglewood).
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 March 1935, Page 8
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