NGAMOTU SEASIDE PICNIC.

Taranaki Daily News, 4 January 1919, Page 2

NGAMOTU SEASIDE PICNIC.

-—— : ! Qf qatPEiiTioNS. ■■■■ 1 V. V The'Receipts;-in Saomiectjott wiMt &c gathering at Kgjsiotu. oci Ntsw fear's Day -q-'TO roughly £l'32, Of this amount ■ £43 was taiten at the- gates, and -he remainder was derived froni s\de-«liowfi and competitions. On Thursday a children's was held, childmn being admits free. The gato-takings ware £5 4s. Tue T«r±her t, r w better than on the preceding <L't, but by mi means idea! for scttsi'le enjoy tdent, being marred chiefly fry a wind. The children wei'o kept fully occupied on the swings and aerial glide, and in competing in races of all kinds. Various cmpet'tiona which had been commenced on New Year's Day were (?r----tided on Thursday afternoor in the presence of members of the committee, a press representative and others. The results wero as follow: Dinner set —Ticket No. 547 (Miss Kinsella, 127 Coirrte;ii>y Street). Tea ujarunui). Doulton rose-towl.—No. 1910 (Leslie H. Clark) . Blouse (donated s>y C. C, Ward). —No. 51 (Miss J). Oxen hum/. Blouse. —No. ?2 (.Mm. Robwt ETlis). Cake.—No. 308 (Mrs. I'eam, GiE Street), 1; N«. 117 (E. Pelliani, Vogeltown), 2; No. 213 (Miss F. Knapinan), Boxes of cigars.—fL K. G-axnham and J. K. Hawkins. Pair of SI mas.—F-o. 17A (Mr. C. Hill, Til lis Street). Ham.—No. 41 (Mr. Ilayden). The committee acknowledge a donation of £1 from Sir D. J. Hughes. The running of the (schoolboys' threemile iace wan postponed.