KAIWAKA.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 17 April 1912, Page 3

KAIWAKA.

The Kaiwaka Annual Sports were held on Easter Monday, tinder perfect •weather conditions, although the escape was a narrow one, the previous and succeeding days being wet. Every event was well contested ; the en-* tries were very satisfactory, every event going off to time, and the full programme, with, an extra, was put through m daylight, showing skillful management, the whole being really a credit to tiie* officers and committee. The committee will again carry forward a considerable surplus.

A really good conceit was held in the evening, Piper Campbell, from the "Works," easily taking first place, but the other performers had a good reception also, judging from the en~ cores they had to respond to.

Following is the list of the winners of the different events :—

Maiden 100yds—E. Campbell, 1; L. Albert, 2. \ 220 yds Hurdles—A. Donaldson, 1; E. Campbell, 2. Gentleman Rider—R. Leslie, 1 ; J. Williams, 2.

High Jump—E, Campbell, I; J, Dragicivich, 2,

440 yds Handicap—J. Dragicivich, 1 M. Barbar, 2 ; L. Balderston, 3.

Style. Jump, Horses— B. Williams, 1; W. Ross, 2; W. Wilson, 3.

Mile Handicap—J. Dragicivich, I ; G. Baillie, 2 ; L. Balderston, 3.

Standing Chop—Ay. Wilson, 1; \, Pook, 2 ; K. Parker, 4. Married Ladies —Mrs Pau, 1 ; Mrs A. Campbell, 2 ; Mrs.Hall, 3.

Victoria Cross Competition, for Territorials only—C. Leslie, I ; S. Eyre, 2. Stepping-the^Cham — J. McLean. and J. Bunchegar, a tie.

High Jump, Horses—B. Williams, 1 ; J. Williams, 2.

Girls Race—Miss E. Leslie, 1 ; Miss E. Flowere, 2.

Boot Race—A. Woods, 1 ; A. Don*, aldson, 2.

Boys'Bace—C. Hogan, 1; A. Me Clean, 2.

School Boys' Race—A. McClean, 1 ; P, Litten, 2.