PIGEON FLYING
SUPREME CLUB HOLDS RACE.
The Supreme Flying Club successfully flew a- short race from Greymouth in the worst of conditions last 'Sunday morning. The birds were liberated by Mr W. McPherson at 9 a.m. and an even race resulted. The winning bird, owned by J. Lawn, travelled the distance in quick time despite the weather, and trapped home half a- miunte ahead of the rest J. Lawn, therefore, receives the pnjjr of birds kindly donated by Mr W, Drury of Christchurch, Results: J % awn/', yards) fper) minute 1093.2,. 1; J, Lawn 1096.75,_2.; “Majestic Lofts,” ;1085..02, 3; “Arial Lofts” 1079.1, 4; “Majestic Lofts.” 1077.6. 5; “Windfall Lofts,” 1077.2, 6; “Aerial Lofts,” 1075.71, 7; “Windfall Lofts,” 1075.63, 8; “Windfall Lofts,” 1075.61,. 9.
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Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1933, Page 4
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122PIGEON FLYING Hokitika Guardian, 16 May 1933, Page 4
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