LIFE SAVING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17573, 25 June 1925, Page 3

LIFE SAVING.

SIR JOHN HALL SHIELD. The annual life-saving competition for the Sir John Hall Shield, held under the auspices of the Canterbury Head took place at the Tepid Baths last evening. The conditions of the contest were the same as those for the Proficiency Certificate of the society. The reChristchurch Roys' High School No 1 team (V. C. Spiller, G. I*. Griffiths, B. Eumm and Tt. J. FytV, A. S. Coolcson, instructor). points ...... 1 Sumner Life-Saving Club (A. F. Tavlor, T. Climie, <5. \\\ Browne ami i B. X. Buttle; 1\ J. Glackin, in- i Boys' High School 2 jteam ( R. r>'. " . .lone s? "in smi e u!r f, ’' i'flTi points'; .3 ; All Hi e ms _ga ve a very line ex hi hiThe judges criticised the promotion of exaggerated in the movements. The water work all royml was < • Uent, and the. judges criticised the promotion of Of the High School No 2 t.-nm, which, I'or such young boys, was splendid. The release methods of the teams in the indicated by the points gained was remarkably even. The points gained bv ; were: — Land Water " ork. "Work. Boys' High School No. ] 2?7 L’lsj Boys’ High School No. 2 220} -j I-j j wor| : - ! ’}| I ' l ; judge-s « V. Sarelius. ! | i