SCHOOL PICNIC.
PIRINOA OUTING. The Pirinoa school held its annual picnic in Mr W. Hume’s riverside .paddock, on Monday last. The weather was pey-fect, and tile outing was most success! ill in every way. Tlic.-e war a large gathering of children Stic adults. Following are the winners of the various races :— Big Girls.—Ena Millar 1, Hose Busch 2. Little Curls. —Mary Robertson 1, Bessie Busch 2. Big Boys.—Eric Gold 1, Alex. Millar 2. Little Boys.—John Adams I, Guy Hume 2. Girls’ Three-Legged.—Ena Millar and Gwen Hall 1. Boys’ Three-Legged.—Mita Carter and Guy Hume 1. Girls Skipping.—Mabel Himona 1, Ena Millar 2. Tiny Tots.—Silvia Millar 1, Eva Wha 2, Ke,n Pain 3, Albert Te Maari 4. Girls’ Egg and Spoon Race.—Frances Pain 1, Gwen Hall 2. Boys’ Egg and Spoon Race.—Alec Manihera 1, Eric Gold 2. Big Girls’ Hopping Race.—Ena Millar 1, Rosina Te Maari 2. Little Girls’ Hopping Race. —Mihi Te Whaiti 1, Zilla Duggan 2. Big Boys’ Hop, Step and Jump.— Eric Gold 1, Ray Gold 2. Little Boys’ Hop, Step and Jump.— Alec Millar 1, Ken Munro 2. Married Women’s Race.—Mrs Pain 1, Mrs Howard 2. Single Women’s Race.—Miss Seymour 1, Miss McNaughton 2. Married Men’s Race.—Mr Albert Piripi 1, Mr Gillies 2. Single Men’s Race.—Ken Bold 1, Tama Ahepene 2. Girls’ Sack Race.—Rose Busch I, Nancy Te Whaiti 2. Boys’ Sack Race.—Eric Jennings 1, Mita Carter 2. Men and Women's Three-Legged Race.—Annie Millar and Mr S. McDougall 1. Boy’s Consolation Race.—Edward Robertson 1, Gordon Hall 2. Girls’ Consolation Race, —Rita Watson 1, Hazel Hall 2. Girls’ Long Jump.—Nancy Te Whaiti 1, Ena Millar 2. Boys’ High Jump.—Ray Gold 1. Jim Duggan 2. Apple Bobbing Race.—Alee. M'anihera 1, Will Johnson 2. Men’s High Jump.—Mr Hall 1, Tama Ahipene 2. Girls’ Shoe Race.—Theresa Busch 1, Frances Pain 2. Boys’ Wheelbarrow Race.—Ray Gold and Charlie Busch 1. Girls’ Kangaroo Race.—Rosina Te Maari 1, Gwen Hall 2. Boys’ Monkey Race.—Ray Gold 1, Moana Waiwera 2. Tie Tying Race. —Allan Mclntosh 1. Mr Banks 2. Thanks are due to Mr W. Hume for the use of his grounds, and to Messrs Howard. McDougall, and Duggan for their energetic help. In the evening a dance was held in aid of the Hall Committee’s funds.
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Wairarapa Age, 14 March 1922, Page 2
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