PLAYING AREAS
Work Done by the Borough An indication of the use to. which the various playing areaa in thq horough resefves wefe put to during the year by the sports organisations in Hastings is givCn by the Bofough . Superintendent of ReServes, Mr J. G. O. Mackenzie, in his annual report to tho couneil. Mr Mackenzie stated that the departmeht provides the following faciiities , for sports bodies; — Winter Sport.— Rugby: Two grounds per week. Hockey: Two grounds per week. Summer Sport. — Cricket: Seventyfour wiekets were prepared for Ihe Cricket Association. Tennis: Five courts at Cornwall Park were maintained for the Park Lawn Tennis Club. School Sport. — Grounds were also marked out for school football, cricket, and basketball, free of charge. Private Clubs. — The following sports areas are situated on the borough reserves, but the ciubs concerned provided the necessaTy msLintenance: — . Golf: Parkvale Golf Club, a nitiC-hole coiirse at Windsor Park. Tennis: Parkvale Tennis Club, six courts at Windsor Park; West End Tennis Club, five courts at Ebbett Park. These courts are also used for basketball.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 89, 1 May 1937, Page 7
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175PLAYING AREAS Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 89, 1 May 1937, Page 7
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