ANNIVERSARY PICNICS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 884, 30 January 1930, Page 12

ANNIVERSARY PICNICS

VARIOUS ORGANISATIONS RESULTS OF SPORTS EVENTS Various organisations held picnics yesterday at Motuihi Island, Henderson, Whitford and Swanson. The Loyal Orange Lodge, 114. ‘Waitemata, held its third annual picnic . in the Henderson Domain. The worshipful master, Mr. J. Elliott, was in charge of the function, other officials j being Mr. Ward, district master, and j Mr. Searle, deputy-district master. | About 200 members were present. Results of the sports events are as follow: Boys’ Race (under 7), 50yds.—D. Thompson, 1; H. Jones, 2. Girls* Race (under i), 50yds.—M. i Jones. 1: M. Searle, 2. Boys’ Race (.under 12).—F. Searle, 1; D. Thompson, 2. Girls’ Race (under 12). —A. Wood. 1; D. Searle, 2. Boys’ Race (under 14).—G. Searle, 3: L. Small. 2. Girls’ Race (under li). —D. Searle. 1; M. Rogers. 2. Young Men’s Race.—F. Drew, l; L. Phillips, 2. Young Women’s Race. —Miss M. Peterson. 1; Miss AT. Searle, 2. Married Men’s Race.—J. Paice, 1; D. Tride, 2. Married Women's Race. —Airs. Butler, 1; Airs. White, 2. MORRIS OWNERS’ PICNIC More than 100 Morris owners held a picnic at Whitford on the beach property of Mr. Martin Kelly. A feature of the picnic was a series of interesting motoring events. In the staff race Air. P. Boone, who has served the firm of Harrison and Gash, Ltd., since the business commenced in 1897, ran second. Results of the sports are as follow: Children’s Sports.—Girls’ Race. 7-9. Winsome Taylor. 1; Gwen Mitchell, 2. Boys' Race (» to 9). —Ray Mitchell. 1; | Xoel Collins, 2. Girls’ Race (9 to 12). —Jean Gardner. 1; Beatrice St. Paul. 2. Boys’ Race (9 to 12).—Alurray Stewart, 1; Noel Collins, 2. Girls’ Race (12 to 16). —Nancy Boles, 1; Jean Gardner, 2. Boys’ Race (12 to 16).—Alurray Stewart, 1: Reg. Conway, 2. Motor-car Events.—Potato race (big i cars): Williams, 3; McKinley, 2. Potato Race (Alinors).—B. Passau, 1; W. Haslam, 2. Bending Race (big cars).—-Williams, 1; Aliss Hill, 2. Bending Race (Alinors). —R, Grace, 1: J. Nichols, 2. Thread-the-Xeedle Race' (Women). — Atiss M. Harrison, 1; Aliss M. Oliver, 2. Air. Hooper, 1; Les Harrison, 2. Changing the Wheel Race.—J. Nichols, 1; R. Grace, 2. Staff Race, 75yds.— W. O’Hara, 1: P. Boone, 2. \ RECHABITES’ OUTING Tho Independent Order of Rechabites held a, picnic at Swanson Park, where an enjoyable time was spent, iho children spent most of their time in sports and swimming, and in addition there was a cricket match between married and single men. resulting in a win for the former. Results are as follow: Boys’ Race, S to 10 years, 50yds.—W. Parkes, 3; C. Green, 2; S. Hutchinson, 2. Boys’ Race, 10 to 12 years, 50yds.—C. Parkes, 1; L. Alunro, 2; J. Lydster, 3 Girls’ Race, S to 10 years. 50yds.—Z. Cork iris, 1; A. Jones. 2; P. -Mavs. 3. Girls’ Race, 3 0 to 12 years, 50yds.—AT. Sarson and J. Burton, 1; J. Donahue, 3. Boys Race, 12 to 14 years.—G. Cammen, 1; J. Wickins, 2. Girls’ Race, 12 to 14 years, 75yds.—AI. Hayward. 3; F. Payne, 2. Girls’ Race, 14 to 16 years, 75yds.—T. Aickin, 1; N. German, 2. Girls’ Race, 16 to 18 years, 75yds.—ML MayaH, 3: D. Addison, 2. ►Single Women’s Race (Members of Order over IS years), 75yds.—Aliss AI. Mack, 1; Miss M. Jenkin, 2. Boys’ Race, 14 to '6 years, 100yds.—AV. Ilammond, 1; J. Bartlett, 2. Boys’ Race, 16 to IS years, 100yds.—A. Camrnell, 1; E. Bacon, 2. Single Men's Race (members of Order only), 100yds.—T. Goldsboro, 1; A. E Jenkin, 2. Married Men’s Race (members of O'*- i der only), 100yds.—T. Hughes, 1; A. ’ Hughes, 2. .Visitors’ Race (men), 100yds.—D. BenMembers’ Wives* Race, 50yds.—Airs. T. ! Hughes, 1; Mrs. N. Rayner. 2. Visitors’ Race (women), 50yds.—Aliss J. Shields, 1. REBEKAH 1.0.0. F. Motuihi was selected by the Rebekab I I. for the annual picnic, a large j number of friends attending. Many prominent Oddfellows were present, j including Sisters E. L. Newbold. j L.D.D.G.M., AI. L. Tailby. P.L.D.D.G.M.. 1 E Robinson, P.N.G., district secretary, Bro. F. S. Newbold, grand representative, and the Noble Grands of ; Myrtle, Lily of Eden, Mizpah. and ! Haeata Rebekab Lodges. Results of the sports are as fol- i low: Girls’ Races, 6 and 7 years.—E. Col- t lins, 1; R. Paltridge, 2. S, 9 and 10 j years: AT. Gough, 1; O. Eyton, 3. Eleven, j 3 2 and 13 years: G. Cameron, 1; P. Tubbs, j Boysi Races.—Six and 7 years: A. Black, > 1; J. Gimmell, 2. Eight, nine and 10 years: D. Gimmell, 3; T. Paltridge, 2. Eleven, 12 and 13 years: M. Atkinson, 1; J. Bee, 2. Single Sisters’ Race.—W. Newbold. N.G. (Mizpah), 1; E. Everitt, N.G. (Myrtle), 2. Single Brothers’ Race.—T. Howse (Wynyard), 1; J. Gardner (Star of Eden), Women Visitors’ Race.—Miss M. Crawford (Rose of Wellington), 1; Aliss E. Cameron, 2. Men Visitors’ Race.—W. Pengelley, 1: T. Howse, 2. Alpha Juvenile Lodge Race.—G. Cameron, 1; C. Kelly. 2. Stepping the Chain.—Sister Atkinson. P.N.G. (Myrtle)., 1; Sister Gunn, N.G. (Haeata), 2. Women's Nail Driving.—Sister A. Hoffman, P.N.G. (Alyrtle), 1; Sister Leathan (Myrtle), 2. Men’s Nail Driving.—Fitzgerald, 1: Howse, 2. P.N.G.’s Competition.—R. Howse (Alizpah), 3; I. Bee (Mizpah), 2. Married Sisters’ Competition.—Sister Atkinson (Alyrtle), 1; Sister I. Kellv (Maungarei), 2. Married Brothers’ Competition.—N. J. Clark, P.G. (Alberta). 1; F. S. Newbold, G.R. (Wynyard), 2. PITT STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL The Pitt Street Methodist Church annual Sunday school picnic was held at One Tree Hill, when more than 100 children and parents were present. An enjoyable time was spent, the children taking part in a comprehensive sports programme arranged for them.