ALF. BAYLY SCHOLARSHIP.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 101, 19 October 1911, Page 2

ALF. BAYLY SCHOLARSHIP.

ATHLETIC COMPETITIOXS. Tin- Athletic competition in connection with tin' Itayly Memorial Scholarship examinations.' |>n>iimt<'(l by the Taranaki P.ugliy Union, take place in the Recreation Sports (irounil. Now Plymouth, mi Thursday next, 'ititli inst. Tlic scholarship was contested for the first time last year, ami was won by Master Raker, of New Plymouth. The candidates this year are: —T. Pennington. Xgairo; T. L. ilawkes. <.*. h. ISacon, ('. Crone. L. Aroa. V. X. t'lemow, K. S. Campbell, L. I. Diiy, C. A. Kvans, (i. 11. \V. Kwing. n. (iraiit, K. ("'. .Jury. R. W. While, V. L. W. Stanton. Xew Plymouth High School: 1). ('. Lawrence. Oputiaky; •!. C. Campbell, .1. D. F. Carroll, A. Herman, T. 0. Morton, A. Viekers, Stratford; K. R. Coutts, J. E. Wasley. Tariki: K. L. 11. Marvel's, Kaponga. The local representative of the Union, lias the arrangements in hand, and "ill be assisted by a strong committee. The sports last year, despite the weather, were most enjoyable, and will no donbl arouse some local interest. A small charge will be made for admittance, the proceeds to fto to augment the scholarship funds, which the Rugby Cnion eventually hopes to make strong enough to take the llayly scholars through portion ;i( least of ii University course.