SWIMMING

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 11 February 1913, Page 5

SWIMMING

N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIPS. MISS OLICARY STILL CHAMPION. (By Tnle(jrai>h.—-l'-ms Association.) WANG AX Ul, Last Night. The N'ew Zealand Swimming Cliampionships wore concluded to-night in lino weather, and in the presence of a big attendance. The meeting throughout was a great success, the principal factor in this being the remarkably fine weather experienced, arid the" splendid exhibitions cf the natatorial art. Id. all the championship eventy the present New Zealand records were beaten by substantial margins. The results cf to-day's contests were as follow :— <- Ladies' Swimming Championship, 100 yards.—-Miss O'Leary (Masterton} 1. Miss. D'. Farquhar (Auckland) 2. ; Miss Eade < Christ-church) 3. Time, lmin 24 1-osec, a New Zealand ro cord. '440 Yards Championship.—Champion (Waitemata) 1. Wilson (Waite•mata) 2, Atkinson fOpawa) 3. Won by fourteen yards. Time, omin 40sec. : 150 Yards luterclub Handicap.— Annand, lOsec, (Opawa) 1.. Lang* (Inglewood) 2. Time, 2min 40 2-5 sec. 50 Yards Scratch Pace. —Briro ('Wellington) 1. Pfanku<:h (Blenheim) 2, O'Hare (Waiteinata) 3. Time, 29sec. 100 Yards Ladies' Handicap.—Miss Klla.O'Learv (Mastorton) 12 sec, 1, Miss Ostler ('Auckland). 17sec, 2, Miss A. O'Leary (Mastc-i'ton), iscr. 3. A fine finish. Time lmin 42sec. 440 Yards Flying Squadron Championship (four men), Auckland 1, Hawko's Bay 2, Wangamn 3. Tiuio, 4min 2S 1-osec. Polo, final. Canterbury I, Wellington 2. 100 Yards Relay J'ntorclub Handicap.—Victoria Pl, Blenheim 2.: Time 66 2-ssec. YaldhUrst SJiield, to be won annually by province scoring most' points annually in chanmionship evouts.—Auckland 46. Canterbury 10, Wellington 9. Haukc's Pay-.1.