PICNICS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 129, 25 February 1919, Page 3

PICNICS

JAMES SMITH, LTD,

The staff of James Smith, Ltd., held j their annual, picnic at Mason's Gardens. The sports resulted as follow:—Men's 75 .Yards Race: F.'Murks, 1; D: Handyside, 2. Ladies' 75j'(is. l(nce: Mi. c s Janes, 1; Miss Hall, 2. Men's 100 yds. Eace: F. Marks, 1; G. Finlay, 2., Boys' Race: C. Pengelly, 1; J. Schoberg, 2. 22flyds. Men's Ence: W. Evans, 1; J. Ward, 2. bOytls. Ladies' Race: Miss' Coble, 1; Miss Middleton, 2. 100 yds. Ladies' Race: Miss Janes, Scarrow. >2. _ Meu's Consolation Race: AV. Grant. Children's Eace (boys): Jimmy Nichols, 1; Howard Smith. 2. Children's Race (girls):' Marjory. Smith, 1; Helen Smith, 2. Threelegged Eace: Miss llall and Mr. Ward, 1; Miss Mason and Mr. Morrison, 2. Wheelbarrow Eace: Messrs. Joyes and Marks. Egg-and-Spoon Eace: Miss Janes, 1; Miss Mason, 2. Ladies' Nail-driving Competition: Mrs. Brearton.' Married Ladies' Eace: Mrs. Brearton, 1; Mrs. Grant, 2; Mrs. Clark, 3. Thread-the-Needle Race: Miss Janes and Mr. Ward.

COUtoS. CULLING AND CO. •j'vAi enjoyable day "was spent, by the staff of Messrs. Coulls, Culling, and Co. and their friends at Maidstone Park on Saturday. The party.journeyed out by' motor-bus, and, tbpronphly enjoyed the drive, , which was .enlivened by vocal items en route. Mr. Coull. presented the trophies to the winners. of the races, which were as follow Apprentices' handicap : N. Clark, 1; F. Sutton, 2. , Lady Employees' Handicap: Miss M. Aplin, 1; Mi»s A„ Ludlow, 2. Men's Handicap (open): B. Collins, 1; J. Gleave, 2; A. Carr. 3. Hop, Step, and Jump: N. Clark, 1; C. .Latimer, 2. Ladies' Handicap (open): Miss Walker, 1; Mrs. Cullens, 2. C.C. and Co.'s Handicap: P. Bond. 1; J. Gleaves, ]; E. Sutton, 3. Cigarette Eace: Miss Levick and J. Gleave, 1; Mi6s Coull and A. Carr, 2. Men's Relay Eace: J. Gleave, P. Bond, E. Suttefn, and G. Collins." .