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Otaki Mail, 15 February 1922, Page 4

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STATE SCHOOL PICNIC. Tiie picnic in connection with Ike above was held on Friday last under ideal conditions, and under the capable management of the Committee the various running and jumping events were got through in first rate style. The Ls also enjoyed themselves, as thefio; chosen. Messrs Evans’ Bros, beaut fid 1-oi-h, made st capital picnic gimiad. Appended are the results: — Girls nt id or 7 —Pearl Taylor 1, Emily Sinkinson 2. Boys under 10 —J. Mason 1, J. Higgie Girls under 10—K. Eagle 1, 0. Ashdown 2. 5U.-vs under lo —L. Macdonald J, K. Easton 2. Girls under 13—I. Sawyer 1. A. .Macdonald 2. Boys under .13- D. Moses 1- -t- layG iris under it—B. Gawler 1. E. SawBoys under it— I’. Bradey 1. J, rlayhir 2. Three-legged race (girls)—E. Lauder and mate I. Boys, J. Fielding and mare 1. Sack. Race (Girls) —S. . Gawler 1. (Boys). E. Baines 1. Relay Race. (Girls) —H. Gawler’a team 1. (Boys) E. Collier’s team 3. .Jumping, boys under 12---R. Macdonald I. -1. Day 2. -tlimping, boys under 15—D. Bradey 1. W. Gawler 2. In this event the winner easily cleared 4.ft', loin. Tug-of-war (boys)—l). Moses's team !. (Girls), S. Gawler’s team 1. skipping Contest —E. Lander 3, S. Gawler 2. Youths’ race—L. Macdonald 1, J. Mc‘ ’hesiie v 2. Young Ladies’ Race—E. Lander 1. E. .Sawyer 2. The Committee thoughtfully provided plenty of hot water, milk, tea, sugar, cordials and fruit, and this action was thoroughly appreciated. The thanks of the management and parents are due to Messrs Evans Bros, for their kindness.