SWIMMING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 10680, 29 January 1913, Page 5

SWIMMING.

'' i The East Christchurch Amateur svn'maiing Club continued the " club night" competitions at the Tepicl Batli3 On Monday evening, with a junior handicap, 33 l-3yds, which resulted as follows:—Final: >S. Hunt, 4»pc, 1; K. Dimes, lsoc, 2; G. Catternioh', Isms, :s. Time—24 2-ssec. The next event will bo the Maiden Handicap, uOyds, on

TsirtTHK. DA.YlES.—iTtimuitv '■?*< Gliul,(oiio Street, Bellcknowo, limicdm, to 'Mr and Mrs \V. Diivies—a son ( ~ OSMENT.—OiI January "27. Nt (>'?. viivden Komi, Fondaltoi), to Mr — l;i ' JI '' Osmimt—a (laughter. SHEHIDAJT.— January C 3, HUH, nt Moluiuiu, the wife of D. J. S?hcridan-u daughter January 28, lflU at J«lckl Street, Spreydim, to Mr ancl Mi.. A Snowball—ft son. . STEAi'i —On Januarv at C !»»<•«■> a. to Mr and Mrs B. A. Stead-a son. WILTON. —On January 23, at U»> Street. Canal Reserve, to Mr and Mrs J. .11, Wilton —a son. Unth well DEATHS. „ IiENNETT.—On January 2.">. ut New 11}mouth, Alexander Stephen, beloved husband of Evelvn llennott, and youngest son of the lato Itobort Dennett, late of lieniK'tt'a Junction. . , CltALTilS—On January 20, I"redencit William, dcarlv loved husband of Margaret Eleanor Challis, Go. Nursery Road, binwood, and eldest, son of I'. W. Ghalhs, Clarovilln, Wiiirarap:' JtU.; agerl thirty year?. Accidentally Saltwater Creek. ' , , iiriiLANE.—On January 23, 191.8. a. her residence, 81), Tuam Street., Catherine, widow of the late .Matthew Mutiane, late of County Cork, Ireland; aged sevcutyilivec years. 1t.1.1*. , ~ , PARKER. —On January 26, at Saltwater Crock, Sefton, Leslie Parl:er; aged tlimj venr*. Aceidcntaliy drowned. POAVELL.—On Jamiary 26. Nt Saltwater Creeks Sefton, Francis, dearly loved lmsWwT of Mrs Powell; aged fifty years. Acidentallv drowned. ' WILSON.-On December 10. 1912, at Derby, ' England. M, E. WilsCn, late of Clifton Street, Addington. Christcburcn. IN MEMORIAM. SAVAGE. —In fad but loving memory of niv dear mother, \vho depnrto;! this lifo, January 25, 1910. So loved, so mourned. Her cud was peace. Ir.sorted by her loving daughter, 8.5., aiul son. Y.S.