FIREMEN'S TESTS

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 50, 15 March 1937, Page 5

FIREMEN'S TESTS

-Press Assooiation.)

Hastings Win Places at Nelson LAST DAY RESULTS

(By Teleeranh-

NELSON, Last Night, At the United Fire Brigade3 demonstrations which concluded to-day the

winners of tne three shields, the championship shield, the high pressure shieldj and the manual shield, were the Petone team and the gold medals were present-j ed. The results of the events were;— - Four-men motor: Devonport 49 4-5aec.| ,1, Waipukurau 51 2-5see. 2, Petone 53! !4-5sec. 3. Two-men rescue; Oamaru and Hawera j eqnal first, 34sec., Te Aroha 36sec. 3,, j Taumarunui and Kumara equal fourth, 137 2-5sec., Reefton 38 2-5sec. 6. ! Four-men motor pump from stand-* jpipe: Petone 71 l-5see. i, Hastings 75! i 4-5sec. 2 Waipukurau 77 l-5sec. 3, Car-j 'terton 77 2-5sec. 4, Hawera 80 3-5sec. 5,j ! Upper Hutt 80 S-osee. 5. During the' 'running the Petone branch fell off, butj their protest against disqualificationj •was upheld. • Four-men motor event: Showing two. |Waters, one from each fioor: Petone 38 2-5sec. 1, Taumarunui 41 l-5sec. 2, Otorohanga 46sec. 3, Stratford 46 l-5sec. 4, Featherston 47 4-5sec. 5, Hastings 48sec. 6. Petone win the MerryWeather. Shield. Three-men motor event (dressing);, Petone 52 l-5sec. 1, Carterton 53 S-S^e&j 2, Hastings 55 4-5sec. 3, Hawera filsee.: '4, Taumarunui 62 l-5sec. 5, Otorohangaj 64 l-5sec. 6. Petone win the Came!> S Shield. ; i • ■ '