Hastings Highland Games 1969
GREATER HASTINGS Inc.
PROUDLY PRESENTS THE NINETEENTH
HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES
OFFICIALS
Patron: His Worship the Mayor. MR. R. V. GIORGI
President: MR. G. W. KEARNS
Vice – President: MR. D. R. ROBERTSON
1969 Highland Games Committee:
Convener: MR. RUSSELL ROBERTSON
MESSRS D. A. ASTWOOD, T. COLLINGWOOD, I. C. GALBRAITH, N GREEN, J.P. GRANT, K. C. HULENA, J. LINDSTROM, L. J. D. PRIEST, H L ROBERTSON, and A. J. SHAW, of Greater Hastings Executive, MR. DES BRISTOW and MR. VIC GRAHAM.
Grounds Supervisors in association with representatives of the following organisations: –
Hastings Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club, H.B. Scottish Pipe Band City of Hastings Scots Highland Pipe Band, Richmondvale Archery Club, Hastings Harrier Club, H.B. Centre Piping and Dancing Association of N.Z., East Coast Branch Scottish Country Dancing Society, Hastings Marching Association, H.B. Weightlifting Association, H.B. Centre N.Z. Athletic, Cycling and Axemen’s Union Hastings and District Scots Society, H.B. Boxing Association, Tug o’War Section, H.B. Wrestling Association, Hastings Y.M.C.A., Hastings Orphans Club, Hawke’s Bay Karate Club.
Judicial Committee:
Messrs G W. KEARNS, D. R. ROBERTSON, Mrs. M. DRAPER, and the referee or chief steward of the section concerned.
Treasurer: MR. R. KING
Secretary: MRS. MOIRA DRAPER
Official Compere: MR. B. S. LLOYD
The Committee reserves the right to alter, delete, cancel, amend or adjust any event or prize money without further notice.
This programme has been prepared by Greater Hastings Inc. for the benefit of our local residents and the many visitors to the City of Hastings for the Nineteenth Highland Games.
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Hastings City Council
WELCOME TO HASTINGS
Once again it is my privilege and pleasure on behalf of the citizens of Hastings to extend to you all a very sincere welcome to our City on the occasion of the Nineteenth Highland Games. The people of Hastings join with me in wishing you a happy Easter and a pleasant holiday in this beautiful City of ours.
We are justly proud of the great name the Hastings Highland Games has throughout New Zealand and overseas, and I would like to take this opportunity of again congratulating Greater Hastings upon their very fine efforts in promoting and organising this popular annual event.
Not only are the Highland Games recognised as the “Braemar of Australasia” but also as a popular three – day meeting where the cream of New Zealand’s athletic talent competes.
I know you will enjoy your holiday in our City and I hope that you will return to us next year.
R.V. Giorgi
Mayor.
GREATER HASTINGS
Approximately six hundred, or eighty per cent individual competitors at our Nineteenth Games come to us from districts beyond Hawke’s Bay. To these people and their friends particularly it affords me great pleasure to extend a special welcome to the Hastings Highland Games. As you compete in your individual sports, I would ask you to spare a thought for the officials conducting your event who give of their Easter annually, and extend credit to their Hastings organisations, for without the services of these community minded groups it would be impossible for Greater Hastings to organise these wonderful Games.
To sponsors of various events, advertisers, business houses, organisations and individuals too numerous to name, I offer a special thank you for your continued support – a community effort of such magnitude as our Games would be impossible without you.
The extension of our 1969 programme to include a family concert, dance and rejuvenated Sunday programme, I know will have the support of all.
Finally to Executive, Active General Members, our Convenor, Mr. Russell Robertson and Secretary, Mrs. Moira Draper, I offer my personal thanks for the enormous contribution of each and every one of you.
A happy Highland Games to all.
Yours sincerely,
GEORGE KEARNS,
President, Greater Hastings.
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ARCHERY
Standynge, Nockynge, Drawynge, Holdynge, Loosynge – from the goodly exercise of these cometh fayre shootynge.
ROGER ASCHAM – TOXOPHILUS (1545)
This is as true today as it was 400 years ago and you will find that the archers who follow these points are those who will be closest to the top in the final reckoning.
Archery is primarily a participator sport, to the spectator it lacks the excitement of 100 yards dash or the 14″ standing chop, to the contestants the excitement is there. There can be no falling off in concentration throughout the entire shoot and many shoots are quite literally won with the last arrow.
To help you understand more fully what you are watching, here is a brief explanation: –
A given number of arrows shot over a single distance or a number of distances is called a round. (On Saturday an American round of 30 arrows at 60 – 50 – 40 yards.)
These are divided into lots of 6 called ends and at the completion of an end the archers go forward to the targets to score their arrows and then return to shoot another end until the full number have been shot.
The target is 120c.m. in diameter, the zones are of equal width and it is placed with the centre 4ft above the ground. Scoring counts 9 for a gold (not a bullseye), 7 red, 5 blue, 3 black and 1 white. In the event of a tie for first place the archer with the greatest number of golds wins.
The man or woman blowing the whistle is the Field Captain. His word is law and his duties include stopping and starting the shooting, deciding the scoring values of any disputed arrows on a target and generally seeing that the shoot continues without interruption.
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Archery (Saturday)
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OFFICIALS:
Field Captain: MR. K. THOMAS
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Scorer: MR. T. HUGHES
Committee: MEMBERS OF RICHMONDVALE ARCHERY CLUB.
THE HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP
Two Burton Rounds – Commencing Time: 9.00 a.m.
B. Bennett (Randwick)
A. Fulton (R’vale)
B. Burnett (Gis)
W. Nike (R’vale)
G. Beattie (AA.C.)
R. Sampson (R’vale)
C. Latta (Gis)
P. Hughes (R’vale)
R. Heath (W’ton)
K. Thomas (R’vale)
A. Raper (Mt’G)
B. Newsome (R’vale)
C. Litchfield (Shore)
T. Hughes (R’vale)
R. Barnes (A.A.C.)
B. Ladd (R’vale)
P. Garlick (Rot)
D. Simpson (R’vale)
B. Gordon (Gis)
B. Russell (Te)
J. Glennon (R’vale)
C. Osment (Te)
A. Soppit (R’vale)
E. Hannah (R’vale)
J. Mitchell (Te)
H. Gordon (Gis)
J. Richards (Whang)
E. Courtnay (Whang)
R. C. Ferry (W’ton)
F. McMillan (W’nui)
R. A. Garrick (Howick)
Trophies: $4.50 per grade, Trophy Orders. Peter Dawson Challenge Cup. and Highland Games Gold and Silver Medals for best bow scores.
LADIES AND INTERMEDIATES
Two Burton Rounds – Commencing Time: 10.30 a.m.
Miss L. Lamberg (Rot)
Mrs. V. Hughes (R’vale)
Mrs. M. Lamberg (Rot)
Miss L. Fordam (R’vale)
Mrs. V. London (W’tane)
Miss J. Fulton (R’vale)
Mrs. J. Litchfield (Shore)
Miss B. Fulton (R’vale)
Mrs. F. Barnes (A.A.C.)
Mrs. W. Rapsey (R’vale)
Mrs. S. Richards (Whang)
B. Gaffney (Greenwood)
T. Hill (R’vale)
D. O’Brien (Greenwood)
B. Soppit (R’vale)
G. Rickard (Gis)
J. Powell (R’vale)
D. Beattie (A.A.C.)
Trophies; $4.50 per grade, Trophy Orders. L. J. Harvey Challenge Cup. Cup and Highland Games Gold and Silver Medals for best bow scores.
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NOTICE TO ATHLETIC COMPETITORS
All events will be run under the New Zealand Amateur Athletics Association and New Zealand Amateur Cycling Association Rules.
CYCLISTS – Your numbers for this meeting MUST be collected from the Stewards’ Table. There will be a deposit of 20c made for each number. This deposit will be refunded when the number is returned at the completion of the meeting. NO CYCLIST WILL BE ALLOWED TO COMPETE WITHOUT A NUMBER.
Over the public address system, competitors will be advised to proceed to the starting post for various events, and failure to obey will result in the event being started without them.
Competitors are asked to assist by notifying the announcer of any scratchings at least five minutes before the event is due to start.
Competitors must leave the enclosure immediately after competing.
TRAINERS WELL NOT BE ALLOWED ON THE FIELD.
Only those athletes who are registered with their centre will be allowed to compete. Registered numbers MUST be worn.
The Manager has the right to rearrange heats if necessary. Competitors shown with an asterisk (*) to see Handicapper.
POINTS PRIZES AND CHALLENGE CUPS FOR ATHLETIC AND CYCLING SECTIONS OF THE HIGHLAND GAMES
ATHLETIC SECTION
Greater Hastings Committee’s Hastings Hundred Challenge Cup.
Onward Cycle Company Challenge Cup: City of Hastings Mile.
McCalman Challenge Cup: Hastings Highland Games 880yds (Open).
Percy and Henderson Challenge Rose Bowl: Greater Hastings 3 Mile (Open).
McAra Challenge Cup: Women’s Scottish 100yds (Open).
Hastings Motors Challenge Cup: Athlete gaining most points during Games.
James McLay Challenge Cup: Women’s 440yds (Open).
Hastings Harrier Club Challenge Cup: Winner of Marathon Road Race.
Arthur Newton Trophy: Competitor registering Fastest Time in Marathon Road Race.
All Competitors who finish the Hastings Highland Games Marathon Road Race will receive Highland Games Certificates.
Morrison Industries Challenge Cup: Competitor gaining most points during the Highland Games.
CYCLING SECTION
Peter Razos Challenge Cup: Fruit Bowl of New Zealand One Mile Invitation Scratch Race.
R. Croft Challenge Cup: Greater Hastings Highland Mile Wheelrace.
R. C. Attwood Challenge Cup: 2 Miles Highland Games Wheelrace.
Hastings Cycle Retailers’ Challenge Cup: Competitor gaining most points on Easter Saturday.
Greater Hastings Committee’s Challenge Cup: (Competitor gaining most points on Easter Monday.
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Athletic and Cycling Events
(Conducted and controlled by the Hastings Amateur Athletic and Cycling Club of the Hawke’s Bay – Poverty Bay Centre of the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Association and run under the rules of the N.Z.A.A.A. and the N.Z.A.C.A.)
OFFICIALS:
Manager: MR. D. E. HAGENSON Referee: MR. R. H. CABOT
(Referee Cycle): MR. J. ANDERSON
Track Judges:
MESSRS. R. MORLEY (Chief), J. CROWLEY, R. THOMAS, MRS. P. BAIRD (Recorder)
Judges of Walking Events: MESSRS. E. HOGGINS, J. WALKER
Athletics Commentator: BRYAN WILSON, Taradale
Cycling Commentator: IVAN HORE, Levin
Field Events Chief Referee: MR. I. WARD
Field Judges: MESSRS. J. REDWOOD, F. KEATS, R. WARD, T. KENNERLEY, T HODSON, P. HUGHES, C. HUTCHISON; MESDAMES AFFLECK, CARRELL, KENNERLEY, COE.
Liaison Officer: MRS. D. HAGENSON
Official Record: MRS. P. HODSON
Points Recorders: HANDICAPPERS
Trophy Stewards:
MRS. M. CARTWRIGHT, MISS J. FARNELL, MISS J. CROWLEY
Starter: MR. S. BOYLE
Announcer: MISS G. SYMES
Marksmen: MR. R. WELLWOOD, MR. J. PHILPOTT
Timekeepers: MESSRS. J. COE (Chief), J. CUMMINS, W. LEPPIEN
Track Stewards: MESSRS. R. C. ATTWOOD (Chief), K. ATKINS, J. FLEMING, M. FLEMING, T. WILLIAMS
Equipment Stewards:
INTERMEDIATE GRADE MEMBERS OF THE HASTINGS A.A. and C.C.
Handicappers:
Track: MESSRS. A. H. BROMLEY, H. FARNELL, P. COE
Field: MRS. M. WARD Cycling: MR. R. C. ATTWOOD
Cycling:
Track Stewards: J. FLEMING, K. ATKINS, B. MURPHY, N. ATKINS, L. RALPH
The Athletic and Cycling section of this programme is subject to alteration if necessary. All placegetters on Saturday subject to rehandicapping on Monday.
ALL ATHLETIC EVENTS
5 COMPETITORS OR NO RACE 7 COMPETITORS OR NO SECOND PLACE
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Order of Events
SATURDAY, 5th APRIL, 1969, at 10 a.m.
10.00 1. – 440yds Handicap, Men, Open – Heats
2. – Discus Handicap, Men, Open
3. – Long Jump Handicap, Women
4. – High Jump Handicap, Colts
5. – 100 metres Hurdles Handicap, Junior Women – Heats
6. – Cyclists ½-mile Parkvale Handicap – Heats
10.30 7. – 100yds Handicap, Men, Open – “HASTINGS HUNDRED” – Heats (Short Limit)
8. – 100yds Handicap, Women – Heats
9. – 100yds Handicap, Junior Women – Heats
10. – Discus Handicap – Colts
11. – Cyclists 1/2 – mile Parkvale Handicap – FINAL
12. – 880yds Handicap, Colts
11.00 13. – 880yds Handicap, Men, Open – “HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES HANDICAP” – Heats
14. – Javelin Handicap, Men – Open
15. – High Jump Handicap, Junior Women
16. – Cyclists 2 Miles Mayfair Handicap – Heats
17. – 100yds Handicap, Men, Open – “HASTINGS HUNDRED”‘ – Semi-Finals
18.- 100yds Handicap, Colts – Heats
19. – 220yds Handicap, Junior Women – Heats
20. – 1 Mile Handicap, Men, Open
21. – Cyclists 2 Miles Mayfair Handicap – FINAL
22. – Colt Cyclists 1/2 – mile Handicap – Heats
23. – 220yds Handicap, Men, Open – Heats
24. – 220yds Handicap, Colts – Heats
25. – Hastings Highland Games Marathon Road Race Finishes.
26. – 120yds Hurdles Handicap, Men, Open
27. – Colts Cyclists, ½-mile Handicap – FINAL
LUNCHEON BREAK
1.30 – OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY
1.45 28. – Hammer Throw, Men, Open – Scratch Event
29. – Shot put. Handicap – Women
30. – Long Jump Handicap, Men, Open
2.30 31. – 1 Mile, Men, Open – Invitation Scratch Event
32. – Cyclists 1 Mile Handicap, Local Competitors – FINAL
33. – 220yds Handicap, Colts – FINAL
34. – Colt Cyclists 1 Mile Handicap (Under 16yrs)
35. – 220yds Handicap, Junior Women – FINAL
36. – 220yds Handicap, Women
37. – 220yds Handicap, Men, Open – FINAL
38. – Pole Vault Handicap, Men, Open
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Order of Events
3.00 39. – 3 Miles Handicap, Men, Open – “GREATER HASTINGS HANDICAP”
3.15 40. – Cyclists GREATER HASTINGS MILE WHEELRACE HANDICAP – Heats (Short Limit)
41. – Shot Put, Handicap, Junior Women
42. – 100yds Handicap, Women – FINAL
43. – 100yds Handicap, Colts – FINAL
3.30 44. – 100yds Handicap, Men, Open – “HASTINGS HUNDRED” – FINAL
45. – 1 Mile Walk Handicap, Open
3.55 46. – 880yds Handicap, Men. Open – “HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES HANDICAP – FINAL
4.00 47. – Cyclists GREATER HASTINGS MILE WHEELRACE HANDICAP – FINAL
48. – Discus Handicap, Women
49. – 100 metres Hurdles Handicap, Junior Women – FINAL
50. – Cyclists 3 Miles Mahora Handicap – Heats
51. – 100yds Handicap, Junior Women – FINAL
52. – 1 Mile Handicap, Colts
53. – Two Lap Cycle Handicap, Schoolboys (Non – registered riders. Racing cycles not permitted)
54. – Cyclists 3 Miles Mahora Handicap – FINAL
5.00 55. – 440yds “WINDSOR PARK 440”, Women
56. – 440yds Handicap, Men, Open – FINAL
ATHLETIC ABBREVIATIONS (Alongside competitors in parentheses):
Auckland (Auck). Christchurch (Ch), Dannevirke (Dvke), Dunedin (Dn), Eketahuna (Ek), Feilding (Fldg), Gisborne (Gis). Hamilton (Ham), Hastings (H), Hutt (Hutt), Invercargill (In), Levin (Lev), Masterton (Mas), Marton (Mar). Mataura (Mat), Morrinsville (Morr), Napier (N), New Plymouth (NP), Otaki (O), Palmerston North (PN). Paraparaumu (Par), Piopio (Pio). Putaruru (Put), Raetahi (Rae), Rotorua (Rot), Taihape (Tai), Taradale (Tdl), Taupo (T), Timaru (Tim), Waipukurau (Wpk), Waikato (Waik), Wellington (Wn), Wairoa (Wai), Wanganui (Wang), Whangarei (Whang).
CYCLING ABBREVIATIONS (Alongside competitors in parentheses):
Dannevirke (Danne). Hastings (Hast), Levin (Lev), Masterton (Mast), Napier (Nap), New Plymouth (N.P.), Palmerston North (P.N.). Rotorua (Roto), Taihape (Taih), Taradale (Tara), Waipukurau (Waipuk), Wanganui (Wan). Wellington (Well),
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Saturday
EVENTS COMMENCE AT 10 a.m.
440YDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN – HEATS Event 1
1st, 2nd 3rd and 4th in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
278 – H. B. Thomas (Wn) 5
– G. F. Erkkila (Auck) 10
68 – G. J. Hargrave (Auck) 12
40 – A. J. Adamson (P.N.) 12
760 – A. R. White (N) 15
115 – A. Burke (N) 20
231 – A. F. Berry (Hutt) 23
140 – R. K. McKenzie (Pio) 30
276 – S. Quirk (Wn) 30
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
– W. J. Longley (Ch) 12
149 – L. P. Kaye (N) 12
635 – J. D. Boulton (Wn) 15
– A. J. Crook (Hutt) 15
688 – M. McMahon (Hutt) 17
215 – T. R. Irwin (Morr) 20
114 – L. T. Gush (NP) 30
86 – E. Coyle (Wai) 30
693 – K. J. Jury (Hutt) 35
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
Final of this event is No. 56
DISCUS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 2
Hcp
– R. Louis (Wn) 15ft
D. Halford (Wpk) 32ft
Hcp
2 – J. Spraggon (Put) 50ft
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
LONG JUMP HANDICAP, WOMEN Event 3
Hcp
246 – M. Snow (Auck) 10in
– L. Watkins (Auck) 1ft 2in
71 – V. Odium (Wang) 3ft 3in
Hcp
83 – C. Rae (Ham) 3ft 6in
6 – E. Sparrow (Tar) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
HIGH JUMP HANDICAP, COLTS Event 4
Hcp
228 – J. Mouton (Hutt)
Hcp
548 – J. O. Cross (Hutt) 8in
1st Height 2nd Height.
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100 metres HURDLES HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN – HEATS Event 5
1st and 2nd in each Heat to qualify for Final
1st HEAT
– L. Christensen (Wn) Scr.
57 – L. Shute (Wn) 5 and 1 Hurdle down
75 – G. Walker (Ek) 10 and 1 Hurdle down
30 – L. Moller (Put) 12 and 1 Hurdle down
1st 2nd Time
2nd HEAT
147 – D. Bartlett (H) Scr
1 – P. Beazley (Wn) *
76 – J. Cameron (Ek) 12 and 1 Hurdle down
31 – L. Morse (Put) 12 and 1 Hurdle down
1st 2nd Time
Final of this event is No. 49
CYCLISTS ½-MILE PARKVALE HANDICAP – HEATS Event 6
1st and 2nd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
1 – M. Vertongen (P.N.) scr
5 – R. Nant (P.N.) 15
9 – D. Batten (Lev) 25
13 – B. Ulyatt (Nap) 35
17 – T. Griffin (Mast) 35
21 – M. Morgan (Otaki) 40
25 – J. Finnemore (Tara) 50
29 – D. Harwood (Tara) 70
33 – D. Manssen (Danne) 90
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
2 – D. Brown (N.P.) scr
6 – J. Anderson (P.N.) 15
10 – T. Aitcheson (Hast) 25
14 – R. Oliver (Waipuk) 35
18 – A. Bloomfield (P.N.) 35
22 – R. Robertson (Roto) 40
26 – N. O’Dowd (Waipuk) 50
30 – D. Calder (Hast) 80
34 – B. Lawrence (Hast) 100
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 3 Hcp
3 – N. Lyster (Well) scr
7 – J. Christian (P.N.) 15
11 – K. Sparks (Hast) 25
15 – R. Pratt (Otaki) 35
19 – P. Abbott (Well) 40
23 – A. Frear (Otaki) 40
27 – D. Chote (Hast) 60
31 – M. Brown (Waipuk) 80
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 4 Hcp
4 – D. Gee (Well) scr.
8 – P. Baker (Well) 25
12 – R. Lawrie (Hast) 25
16 – S. Watts (P.N.) 35
20 – M. Collins (Well) 40
24 – V. Hanaray (Hast) 50
28 – M. Matich (Kawerau) 60
32 – K. Eaton (P.N.) 80
1st 2nd
Time
Final of this event is No. 11
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100yds HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN – HASTINGS HUNDRED – HEATS (Short Limit) Event 7
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1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each Heat to qualify for Semi – finals
HEAT 1 Hcp
300 – B. Smith (Wn) 1
40 – A. Adamson (PN) 3
349 – L. Malcolmson (Auck) 3
– G. Marshall (H) 4
122 – A. Williams (N) 5
14 – D. B. Riley (Put) 5
8 – L. Roberts (H) 6
115 – A. Burke (N) 6
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
4th [Time]
HEAT 2 Hcp
237 – R. Endean (Auck) 1
278 – M. Thomas (Wn) 3
– G. F. Erkkila (Hutt) 3
215 – T. Irwin (Morr ) 5
86 – E. Coyle (Wai) 5
10 – G. J. McCabe (Put) 5
127 – R. Hill (Hutt) 6
578 – A. Lannock (Hutt) 7
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
HEAT 3 Hcp
32 – K. Hoggins (Gis) 2
231 – A. Berry (Hutt) 3
12 – W. J. Leach (Wpk) 3
– S. E. Erkkiia (Auck) 5
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Time
6 – M. L. Kerr – Bell (Put) 5
408 – N. Gilchrist (Mar) 6
– A. J. Crook (Hutt) 6
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
Semi-Final of this event is No. 17
100yds HANDICAP, WOMEN – HEATS Event 8
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
– L. Watkins (Auck) 2
332 – S. G. Haden (Auck) 6
5 – L. J. Murphy (Put) 7
71 – V. Odium (Wang) 7
6 – E. Sparrow (N) 9
8 – E. M. Hamilton (Put) 10
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
246 – M. L. Snow (Auck) Scr.
175 – G. Stewart (Ham) 6
– S. Baxter (Auck) 7
– L. Bailey (Waik) 8
4 – S. M. Litten (Put) 8
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 42
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100yds HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN – HEATS Event 9
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
10S. Duckmanton (Ham) Scr
147 – D. Bartlett (H) 2
202 – L. Hildreth (Wn) 2
– K. Harris (Par) 4
– P. Begley (Wn) 6
74 – L. Blumsden (Tdl) 6
76 – J. Cameron (Ek) 9
C. Lister (Mar) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
129 – D. M. Dougan (Hutt) Scr.
239 – F. Fowler (H) 2
167 – R. Patterson (Ham) 3
187 – L. Brown (Par) 4
75 – G. Walker (Ek) 6
31 – L. Morse (Put) 6
30 – L. Moller (Put) 9
57 – L. Shute (Mas) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 51
DISCUS HANDICAP, COLTS Event 10
Hcp
134 – P. Denman (Wn) 17ft
CYCLISTS ½-MILE PARKVALE HANDICAP – FINAL Event 11
Heats – See Event No. 6
1st 2nd 3rd Time
880 YARDS HANDICAP, COLTS Event 12
Hcp
200 – D. Hambrook (Tai) Scr
135 – R. Scott (Wn) 10
340 – A. G. Sellwood (H) 15
1st 2nd 3rd Time
Hcp
134 – P. Denman (Wn) 25
678 – R. Christensen (Wn) *
1st 2nd 3rd Time
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880 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN – OPEN “HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES HANDICAP” – HEATS Event 13
Kindly Sponsored by SOCIAL CREDIT LEAGUE.
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
115 – A. Polhill (N) Scr
– P. Moy (Auck) 5
67 – S. L. Dawson (Wang) 10
– P. Hoffer (Wang) 20
– B. Mollier (Hutt) 25
281 – E. M. Clifford (Lev) 35
236 – D. N. Stewart (Wn) 40
149 – L. P. Kaye (N) 40
437 – K. Collett (Morr) 40
436 – G.Collett (Morr) 40
197 – G.Wood (Wn) 40
140 – R. K. McKenzie (Pio) *
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
4th
HEAT 2 Hcp
444 – D. Sirl (Auck) Scr
23 – K. Rowe (Put) 5
143 – P. Coe (H) 15
332 – L. Greening (Wn) 20
27 – L. Litten (Put) 25
– W. J. Longley (Ch) 40
693 – K. J. Jury (Hutt) 40
575 – K. Buchanan (Morr) 40
506 – B. Collett (Morr) 40
503 – S. Warren (Morr) 40
140 – G. Hazelwood (Wn) 40
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
Final of this Event is No. 46
JAVELIN HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 14
Hcp
144 J. Redwood (H) 10ft
– R. Louis (Wn) 25ft
9 – N. Ward (H) 25ft
17 – R. Jansen (Put) 26ft
57 – L. Malcolmson (Auckl) 27ft
24 – D. Ferguson (Dn) 40ft
27 – R. Ward (H) 40ft
62 – R. G. Birkinshaw (N) 40ft
– D. Halford (Wpk) 40ft
11 – M. Kerrison (Put) 40ft
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
HIGH JUMP, HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN Event 15
Hcp
147 – D. Bartlett (H) 4in
57 – L. Shute (Mas) 4in
74 – L. Blunsden (Tar) 6in
202 – L. Hildreth (Wn) 6in
6 – L. Brown (Par) 6in
– P. Beazley (Wn) 7in
30 – L. Moller (Put) 10in
31 – L. Morse (Put) 10in
351 – K. Harris (Par) *
1st 2nd 3rd
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CYCLISTS 2 MILES MAYFAIR HANDICAP Event 16
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
2 – D. Brown (N.P.) scr
3 – N. Lyster (Well) scr
8 – P. Baker (Well) 60
11 – K. Sparks (Hast) 60
14 – R. Oliver (Waipuk) 80
17 – T. Griffin (Mast) 80
20 – M. Collins (Well) 110
23 – A. Frear (Otaki) 110
26 – N. O’Dowd (Waipuk) 140
29 – D. Harwood (Tara) 170
32 – K. Eaton (P.N.) 260
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
4th
HEAT 2 Hcp
1 – M. Vertongen (P.N.) scr
4 – D. Gee (Well) scr
9 – D. Batten (Lev) 60
12 – R. Lawrie (Hast) 60
15 – R. Pratt (Otaki) 80
18 – A. Bloomfield (P.N.) 80
21 – M. Morgan (Otaki) 110
24 – V. Hanaray (Hast) 120
29 – D. Chote (Hast) 140
30 – D. Calder (Hast) 220
33 – D. Manssen (Danne) 280
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
HEAT 3
5 – R. Nant (P.N.) 45
6 – J. Anderson (P.N.) 45
7 – J. Christian (P.N.) 45
10 – T. Aitchison (Hast) 60
13 – B. Ulyatt (Nap) 80
16 – S. Watts (P.N.) 80
19 – P. Abbott (Well) 110
22 – R. Robertson (Roto) 110
25 – J. Finnemore (Tara) 140
28 – M. Matich (Kawerau) 170
31 – M. Brown (Waipuk) 280
34 – B. Lawrence (Hast) 320
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
4th
Final of this Event is No. 21
100 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN – HASTINGS HUNDRED – SEMI – FINALS Event 17
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1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Semi – Final to qualify for Final
Heats – see event No. 7
1st 2nd 3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 44
100 YARDS HANDICAP, COLTS – HEATS Event 18
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
128 – A. Wright (N) Scr
577 – M. A. Hase (Hutt) 1
135 – R. Scott (Wn) 2
13 – B. J. Lopdell (Put) 3
188 – S. Brown (Par) 5
7 – G. Robertson (N) *
– S. Lister (Mar) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
228 – J. Mouton (Hutt) 1
134 – P. Denman (Wn) 2
94 – G. Clapperton (H) 2
7 – C. D. Kerr – Bell (Put) 5
32 – B. Gibbons (Put) 9
548 – J. V. Cross (Hutt) *
170 – A. Gilbert (H) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 43
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220 YARDS HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN – HEATS Event 19
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
– L. Christensen (Wn) Scr
167 – R. Patterson (Ham) 2
239 – F. Fowler (H) 6
109 – S. Duckmanton (Ham) 6
202 – L. Hildreth (Wn) 9
31 – L. Morse (Put) 13
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
129 – D. M. Dougan (Hutt) Scr
75 – G. Walker (Ek) 3
– K. Harris (Put) 6
187 – L. Brown (Par) 9
74 – L. Blunsden (Tdl) 13
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 35
1 MILE HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 20
Hcp
688 – M. McMahon (Hutt) 75
282 – D. L. Marshall (Lev) 90
23 – M. Johnston (Mas) 105
– B. Mollier (Hutt) 110
285 – B. A. Batten (Lev) 125
346 – D. Ferguson (Dn) 130
15 – R. Amon (Put) 160
140 – G. Hazelwood (Hutt) 165
195 – J. Shergold (H) 170
Hcp
503 – S. Warren (Morr) 175
436 – G. Collett (Morr) 175
437 – K. Collett (Morr) 170
506 – B. Collett (Morr) 180
575 – K. Buchanan (Morr) 180
4 – A. Zachan (Tdle) 180
314 – C. O’Donnell (Wang) 180
– G. C. Bartlett (Put) *
1st 2nd 3rd Time
CYCLISTS 2 MILES MAYFAIR HANDICAP – FINAL Event 21
Heats – see event No. 16
1st 2nd 3rd Time
COLTS CYCLIST ½-MILE – HANDICAP (Under 16) Event 22
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
40 – D. Hollows (P.N.) scr
42 – M. Culshaw (Waipuk) 15
44 – P. Wilton (Well) 25
46 – T. Hewitt (Mast) 50
480 – R. Galloway (Well) 50
50 – T. Cross (Well) *
HEAT 2 Hcp
41 – N. Lockwood (P.N.) scr
43 – K. Cribb (Taih) 20
45 – T. Matthews (Mast) 25
47 – G. Brady (Otaki) 50
49 – B. Love (Wang) *
51 – S. Carle (Danne) 30
1st 2nd 3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 27
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220 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN – HEATS Event 23
1st and 2nd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
300 – B. Smith (Wn) Scr
40 – A. Adamson (PN) 5
115 – A. Burke (N) 7
– M. Woods (Ch) 9
– G. Erkkila (Auck) 11
688 – M. McMarne (Hutt) 13
4 – A. Zachan (Tar) 15
17 – R. Jansen (Put) 18
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
278 – M. Thomas (Wn) 3
32 – K. Hoggins (Gis) 5
8 – L. Roberts (H) 8
349 – L. Malcolmson (Auck) 9
127 – R. Hill (Hutt) 12
578 – A. Tawnack (Hutt) 14
– S. Erkkila (Auck) 15
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 3
122 – A. Williams (N) 4
237 – R. Endean (Auck) 5
– K. Todd (Auck) 8
– G. McKale (Put) 10
635 – J. Bolton (Wn) 12
68 – G. Hargrave (Auck) 14
3 – H. Popping (Put) 15
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event No. 37
220 YARDS HANDICAP, COLTS – HEATS Event 24
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
128 – H. Wright (N) Scr
188 – S. Brown (Par) 6
7 – C. D. Kerr – Bell (Put) 8
678 R. Christensen (Wn) *
7 – G. Robertson (N) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
94 – G. Clapperton (H) 4
228 – J. Mouton (Hutt) 6
32 – B. Gibbons (Put) 8
548 – J. D. Cross (Hutt) *
170 – A. Gilbert (H) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 33
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Hastings Highland Games Invitation Mile
Will New Zealand’s Top Milers break that elusive 4 minutes?
EASTER SATURDAY: 2.30 p.m.
First prize $30 and sash, 2nd $12; 3rd $8 (Trophy Orders).
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HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES MARATHON ROAD RACE FINISHES Event 25
Approximately 32 Miles – Start 8 a.m. at Waipukurau Post Office.
Kindly Sponsored by HART PRINTING HOUSE
Hcp
1 – I. Keats (Auck) scr
2 – M. McKinnon (Auck) 2min
3 – K. Hunt (Wpk) 10min
4 – P. Masters (Wang) 12min
5 – J. Starr (Wang) 16min
6 – V. Dunbar (Wgtn) 16min
7 – F N. Gosling (Wgtn) 16min
8 – R G. Wilton. (Taradale) 16min
9 – J. Hird (Nap) 17min
10 – R H. Gilchrist (Wgtn) 18min
11 – F. J. Wilson (Mart) 18min
12 – L. Jones (Wgtn) 20min
13 – J. Brown (Hamil) 20min
Hcp
14 – J. R. Milne (Nap) 20min
15 – I. R. Blyth (Low Hutt) 22min
16 – S. Bauer (Wgtn) 23min
17 – D. McMurray (L Hutt) 24min
18 – F. B. Price (Hast) 25min
19 – A. F. C. Eustace (Oneh) 30min
20 – J. Nash (Wgtn) 35min
21 – J. D. Cook (Kapiti) 38min
22 – R. Patterson (Hamil) 40min
23 – B. D. Stewart (Wgtn) 40min
24 – C. H. O’Donnell (Wang) 40min
25 – I. R. Priest (L. Hutt) 60min
26 – J. Philpott (Hast) 90min
1st 2nd 3rd
Time
120 YARDS HURDLES HANDICAP, MEN Event 26
Hcp
10 – G. J. McCabe (Put) Scr
22 – S. Morley (Wn) 10 1 Hurdle down
1st 2nd Time
COLT’S CYCLISTS ½-MILE HANDICAP – FINAL (Under 16) Event 27
Heats – see event No. 22
1st 2nd 3rd Time
LUNCHEON BREAK
1.30 p.m. OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY
HAMMER THROW, MEN, OPEN – SCRATCH EVENT Event 28
Kindly Sponsored by SPURDLE & MORAN, LIMITED, Hastings, and the EARDISLEY HOTEL, Havelock North.
– M. Cheater (Auck)
– D. W. Gilliland (N)
– W. Nicoll (Dn)
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
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SHOT PUT, HANDICAP, WOMEN Event 29
Hcp
– L. Bailey (Waik) 1’2″
83 – C. Rae (Waik) 2’0″
8 – E. Hamilton (Put) 3’6″
264 – P. Hancock (PN) 4’0″
– J. Lister (Mar) 6’0″
Hcp
– L. Baster (Auck) 6’6″
2 – V. Keogh (N) 8’0″
24 – M. Kennerley (H) 10’0″
33 – D. Sherbourne (T) 10’0″
– A. Bassett (Dvke) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
LONG JUMP, HANDICAP, MEN Event 30
Hcp
62 – R. G. Birkinshaw (N) 10″
– K. Todd (Auck) 1’2″
6 – K. Kerr – Bell (Put) 1’3″
17 – N. Ward (H) 2’0″
11 – T. Irwin (Morr) 2’0″
27 – R. Ward (H) 2’6″
35 – A. Berry (Hutt) 3′ 0″
– R Louis (Wn) 3′ 0″
Hcp
12 – W. Leach (Wpk) 3′ 0″
3 – H. Popping (Put) 3’3″
11 – M. Kerrison (Put) 3’6″
39 – T. Pincock (Hutt) 4’0″
13 – A. Adamson (PN) 4’0″
34 – A. Tannock (Hutt) 4’0″
9 – M. Woods (Ch) *
– G. Bartlett (Put) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
ONE MILE, MEN, OPEN – INVITATION SCRATCH EVENT Event 31
Kindly Sponsored by R. & B. BENNETT LIMITED, Hastings.
1st 2nd 3rd Time
CYCLISTS 1 MILE HANDICAP – LOCAL COMPETITORS Event 32
Hcp
10 – T Aitcheson (Hast) 40
11 – K. Sparks (Hast) 40
12 – R Lawrie (Hast) 40
13 – B. Ulyatt (Nap) 60
14 – R. Oliver (Waipuk) 60
24 – V Hanaray (Hast) 80
25 – J. Finnemore (Tara) 90
Hcp
26 – N. O’Dowd (Waipuk) 90
27 – D. Chote (Hast) 120
29 – D. Harwood (Tara) 120
30 – D. Calder (Hast) 150
31 – M. Brown (Waipuk) 150
33 – D. Manssen (Danne) 180
34 – B. Lawrence (Hast) 200
1st 2nd 3rd Time
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220 YARDS HANDICAP, COLTS – FINAL Event 33
Heats – see event No. 24
1st 2nd 3rd Time
COLTS CYCLISTS 1 MILE HANDICAP (Under 16) Event 34
Hcp
40 – D. Hollows (P.N.) scr
41 – N. Lockwood (P.N.) scr
42 – M. Culshaw (Walpuk) 25
43 – K. Cribb (Taih) 40
44 – P. Wilton (Well) 50
45 – T. Mathews (Mast) 50
Hcp
46 – T. Hewitt (Mast) 80
47 – G. Brady (Otaki) 80
48 – R. Galloway (Mast) 80
49 – B. Love (Wang) *
50 – T. Cross (Well) *
51 – S. Carle (Danne) *
1st 2nd 3rd Time
220 YARDS HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN – FINAL Event 35
Heats – see event No. 19
1st 2nd Time
220 YARDS HANDICAP, WOMEN Event 36
Hcp
332 – S. G. Haden (Auck) 8
175 – G. Stewart (Ham) 9
Hcp
176 – A. Napier (Ham) 10
1st 2nd Time
220 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN – FINAL Event 37
Heats – see event No. 23
1st 2nd 3rd Time
POLE VAULT, MEN, OPEN Event 38
Hcp
9 – N. Ward (H) Scr
– R. Louis (Wn) 8″
144 – J. Redwood (H) 2’0″
Hcp
– D Halford (Wpk) 2’0″
11 – M. Kerrison (Put) *
1st 2nd 3rd
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GREATER HASTINGS HANDICAP (Short Limit 250yds) Event 39
3 MILES HANDICAP. MEN, OPEN –
Hcp
444 – D. Sirl (Auck) Scr
– R. Maddaford (Auck) Scr
– B. Rose (Wn) Scr
– E. Gray (Auck) Scr
145 – T. Manners (H) 40
41 – R. Curnow (Fldg) 50
Hcp
67 – S. L. Dawson (Wang) 135
110 – J. Byrne (NP) 175
149 – P. Weaver (Hutt) 250
196 – B. Prossor (Wn) 250
155 – M. McKinnon (Auck) 250
17 – P. Master (Wang) *
1st 2nd 3rd Time
CYCLISTS GREATER HASTINGS MILE WHEEL RACE, HANDICAP – HEATS (Short Limit) Event 40
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
4 – D. Gee (Well) scr
6 – J. Anderson (P.N.) 15
10 – T. Aitcheson (Hast) 35
14 – R. Oliver (Waipuk) 50
18 – A. Bloomfield (P.N.) 50
22 – R. Robertson (Roto) 70
26 – N. O’Dowd (Waipuk) 90
30 – D. Calder (Hast) 120
34 – B. Lawrence (Hast) 130
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
3 – N. Lyster (Well) scr
5 – R. Nant (P.N.) 15
9 – D. Batten (Lev) 35
13 – B. Ulyatt (Nap) 50
17 – T. Griffin (Mast) 50
21 – M. Morgan (Otaki) 70
25 – J. Finnemore (Tara) 80
29 – D. Harwood (Tara) 100
33 – D. Manssen (Danne) 130
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 3 Hcp
2 – D. Brown (N.P.) scr
8 – P. Baker (Well) 35
12 – R. Lawrie (Hast) 35
16 – S. Watts (P.N.) 50
20 – M. Collins (Well) 70
24 – V. Hanaray (Hast) 80
28 – M. Matich (Kawerau) 100
32 – K. Eaton (P.N.) 130
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 4 Hcp
1 – M. Vertongen (P.N.) scr
7 – J. Christian (P.N.) 15
11 – K. Sparks (Hast) 35
15 – R. Pratt (Otaki) 50
19 – P. Abbott (Well) 70
23 – A. Frear (Otaki) 70
27 – D. Chote (Hast) 100
31 – M. Brown (Waipuk) 120
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 47
SHOT PUT, HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN Event 41
Hcp
109 – S. Duckmanton (Ham) 1’0″
406 – B. Mudgway (Tai) 4’0″
167 – R. Patterson (Ham) 6’0″
Hcp
– P. Beazley (Wn) 6’6″
76 – J. Cameron (Ek) 7’0″
30 – L. Moller (Put) 9’0″
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
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100 YARDS HANDICAP, WOMEN – FINAL Event 42
Heats – see event No. 8
1st 2nd 3rd Time
100 YARDS HANDICAP, COLTS – FINAL Event 43
Heats – see event No. 18
1st 2nd 3rd Time
100 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN, HASTINGS HUNDRED – FINAL Event 44
Semi-finals – see event No. 17
1st 2nd 3rd Time
1 MILE WALK, HANDICAP, OPEN Event 45
Hcp
– O. Warner (Rae) Scr
– T. Hayhew (In) Scr
– N. Read (Whang) Scr
Hcp
11 – L. Stevenson (Mat) 35sec
11 – M. Kerrison (Put) 40sec
– T. Lamason (Rot) 50sec
1st 2nd 3rd Time
880 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN “HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES HANDICAP” – FINAL Event 46
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Heats – see event No. 13
1st 2nd 3rd Time
CYCLISTS GREATER HASTINGS MILE WHEELRACE HANDICAP – FINAL Event 47
Heats – see event No. 40
1st 2nd 3rd Time
DISCUS HANDICAP, WOMEN Event 48
Hcp
8 – E. Hamilton (Put) 5’0″
– L. Bailey (Waik) 5’0″
83 – C. Rae (Ham) 30’0″
24 – M. Kennerley (H) 40’0″
Hcp
33 – D. Sherbome (Tdle) 47′.0″
264 – P. J. Hancock (PN) 50’0″
– A. Bassett (Dvke) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
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100 METRES HURDLES HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN – FINAL Event 49
Heats – see event No. 5
1st 2nd 3rd Time
CYCLISTS 3 MILES MAHORA HANDICAP – HEATS Event 50
First 6 in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
1 – M. Vertongen (P.N.) scr
2 – D. Brown (N.P.) scr
6 – J. Anderson (P.N.) 60
7 – J. Christian (P.N.) 60
9 – D. Batten (Lev) 80
10 – T. Aitcheson (Hast) 80
13 – B. Ulyatt (Nap) 110
14 – R. Oliver (Waipuk) 110
15 – R. Pratt (Otaki) 110
21 – M. Morgan (Otaki) 130
22 – R. Robertson (Roto) 130
25 – J. Finnemore (Tara) 150
26 – N. O’Dowd (Waipuk) 150
29 – D. Harwood (Tara) 200
30 – D. Calder (Hast) 260
33 – D. Manssen (Danne) 330
34 – B. Lawrence (Hast) 360
1st 2nd
5th 6th
Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
3 – N. Lyster (Well) scr
4 – D. Gee (Well) scr
5 – R. Nant (P.N.) 60
8 – P. Baker (Well) 80
11 – K. Sparks (Hast) 80
12 – R. Lawrie (Hast) 80
16 – S. Watts (P.N.) 100
17 – T. Griffin (Mast) 110
18 – A. Bloomfield (P.N.) 110
19 – P. Abbott (Well) 130
20 – M. Collins (Well) 130
23 – A. Frear (Otaki) 130
24 – V. Hanaray (Hast) 140
27 – D. Chote (Hast) 180
28 – M. Matich (Kawerau) 180
31 – M. Brown (Waipuk) 260
32 – K. Eaton (P.N.) 260
1st 2nd
5th 6th
Time
100YDS. HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN – FINAL Event 51
Final of this Event; No. 54.
Heats – see event No. 9
1st 2nd 3rd Time
1 MILE HANDICAP, COLTS Event 52
Hcp
200 – D. Hambrook (Tai) Scr
577 – M. A. Hase (Hutt) 20
340 – A. G. Sellwood (H) 35
– S. Lister (Mar) *
8 – M. Johnston (Mas) *
1st 2nd 3rd Time
TWO LAP CYCLE HANDICAP, SCHOOLBOYS Event 53
(Non – registered riders. Racing Cycles NOT permitted)
1st 2nd 3rd Time
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CYCLISTS 3 MILES MAHORA HANDICAP – FINAL Event 54
Heats – see event No. 50
1st 2nd 3rd Time
440 YARDS HANDICAP, WOMEN “WINDSOR PARK 440” Event 55
Hcp
316 – B. Shingles (Wang) Scr
332 – S. G. Haden (Auck) Scr
175 – G. Stewart (Ham) 5
176 – A. Napier (Ham) 15
Hcp
2 – V. Keogh (N) 25
23 – C. Smith (H) 35
317 – S. Browne (Auck) 35
4 – S. M. Litten (Put) 35
1st 2nd 3rd Time
440 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN – FINAL Event 56
Heats – see event No. 1
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Highland Field Events Section
Sponsored by: UNILEVER N.Z. LTD.
Saturday, 2.30 p.m. (Post Entries)
(Competitors are invited to practice during the day)
Stewards:
MESSRS. J. TROTTER, J. McCORMICK, R. NEWDICK, C. M. GORDON
TOSSING THE SHEAF Event 1
Prizes: 1st $4 Trophy Order, 2nd $2 Trophy Order, 3rd $1 Trophy Order.
TOSSING THE CABER Event 2
Prizes: 1st $4 Trophy Order, 2nd $2 Trophy Order. 3rd $1 Trophy Order.
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Highland Games Karate Championships
Kindly Sponsored by: RAY HUTCHINSON LIMITED, Hastings
Preliminaries: SATURDAY Finals: MONDAY
Commencing 9 a.m.
Trophy Orders will be presented as follows: – White and Yellow Belts: 1st $6; 2nd $3. Green and Brown Belts: 1st $8; 2nd $4. Open: 1st $10; 2nd $5. Teams’ Tournament: 1st $20.
All winners to receive Highland Games Gold Medals and second place – getters Highland Games Silver Medals.
Demonstrations will be given on Easter Sunday afternoon by Mr. John Jarvis of Wellington and the New Zealand Champion Karate Team.
Mr. Jarvis is New Zealand’s most qualified Karate Exponent and is the Director of Rembuden which is the official New Zealand Branch of the Japan Karate Do Kyokushinkaikan Teaching under the jurisdiction of Master Mas Oyamn.
Rembuden members are registered and their grades recognised by Head Quarters in Japan.
The name Rembuden is made up from the Japanese, Rem – to train with heart and spirit; Bu – meaning Budo or martial way; and Den – being the place of practice.
The Director of Remduben, John Jarvis spent two years in London studying Karate at the London Karate Kai before training for one year at Head Quarters in Japan under Mas Oyama. He received his Teachers Degree from Mas Oyama in 1967, Jarvis Sensei also studied Jodo and laido at the Tokyo Riot Police School and holds black belts in their martial arts.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
You will see that business houses have supported these 1969 Hastings Highland Games and Greater
Hastings Inc. is indebted to the following for the sponsorship of the various events –
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PRIZES FOR NATIONAL DANCING
N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP UNDER 16yrs: 1st: $10, Highland Games Gold Medal and Sash; 2nd; $6; 3rd: $4. Entry fee: 60c.
NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN: 1st: $10, Highland Games Gold Medal and Sash: 2nd: $6; 3rd: $4. Entry fee: 60c.
NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP UNDER 18yrs: 1st: $8, Highland Games Gold Medal and Sash; 2nd: $5; 3rd: $3. Entry fee: 50c.
NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS UNDER 16yrs: 1st: $8, Highland Games Gold Medal and Sash; 2nd: $5; 3rd: $3. Entry fee: 50c.
HAWKE’S BAY CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN: 1st: $7, Highland Games Gold Medal and Sash; 2nd; $4.50; 3rd: $2.50. Entry fee: 40c.
HAWKE’S BAY CHAMPIONSHIP UNDER 14yrs: 1st: $5, Highland Games Gold Medal and Sash: 2nd: $3; 3rd: $2. Entry fee: 35c.
HIGHLAND GAMES JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP 10yrs and under 12yrs: 1st:
$4.50, Highland Games Gold Medal and Sash; 2nd and 3rd: Highland Games Silver Medals. Entry fee: 35c.
HIGHLAND GAMES PRIMARY SCHOLARSHIP, 8yrs and under 10yrs: 1st: $4.50. Highland Games Gold Medal and Sash; 2nd and 3rd; Highland Games Silver Medals. Entry fee: 35c.
HIGHLAND GAMES JUVENILE SCHOLARSHIP, UNDER 8yrs: 1st; $4.50, Highland Games Gold Medal and Sash; 2nd and 3rd: Highland Games Silver Medals. Entry fee: 35c.
CLASS 7: 1st: $7 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd: $4.50; 3rd: $2.50. Entry fee: 40c.
CLASS 6: 1st: $4.50 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd: $3; 3rd: $2. Entry fee: 30c.
CLASS 5: 1st: $3.50, and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd; $2; 3rd: $1.50. Entry fee: 25c.
CLASS 4: 1st: $2.50 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd: $1.75; 3rd: $1. Entry fee: 20c
CLASSES 1, 2, 3, and KINDERGARTEN: 1st: Highland Games Gold Medal: 2nd Highland Games Silver Medals. Entry fee: 15c.
LOCAL EVENTS: (Restricted to Competitors registered with and residing in the Hawke’s Bay Centre of the Piping and Dancing Association of New Zealand, and who have not previously won an event at the Highland Games): 1st, 2nd and 3rd; Highland Games Silver Medals. Entry fee: 25c.
PLEASE NOTE: The Scholarships provided by Greater Hastings Committee for the National Dancing Section at the Annual Hastings Highland Games entitle the winner to tuition to the value of the cash prize for the particular scholarship from any teacher in New Zealand, to be selected by the successful competitor, their parent or guardian, and approved by Greater Hastings executive, and who is currently registered with the Piping and Dancing Association of New Zealand. Tuition to be subsequent to the winning of the Scholarship.
The Competitor winning each Scholarship will be presented with the Hastings Highland Games Scholarship Certificate, Sash and Highland Games Gold Medal during the Games.
POINTS PRIZES AND CHALLENGE CUPS
The Master Showmen’s Challenge Cup for the competitor gaining most points during the Highland Games. Classes 2 to 7 inclusive.
The Hastings Master Bakers’ Challenge Cup for most points, 18yrs and over.
The S.O. Garland Challenge Shield for the most points any class under 16 yrs.
The Spurdle Bros. Challenge Cup for the most points 16yrs and under 18yrs.
The J. Banks Challenge Cup for most points 14yrs and under 16yrs.
The Tom Brown Challenge Cup for most points 12yrs and under 14yrs.
The Hart Printing House Challenge for most points 10yrs under 12yrs.
The Glencairn Challenge Cup for most points 8yrs and under 10yrs.
The Jenkins Challenge Cup for most points under 8yrs.
The Julie and Marcia Sparks Challenge Cup for most points 6yrs and under.
The Symons Challenge Cup for Hastings Entrant gaining most points any class under 12yrs.
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National Dancing Section
No. 1 Board – Saturday
Adjudicator: MRS. JOAN JACK, Milton
Mrs. Joan Jack commenced dancing at the age of 7 years, learning from Agnes Kovaleski at Mosgiel. She later trained and studied under Mrs. Daisy Horrell of Dunedin, gaining her Diploma (M.A.N.D.) in 1954 with Honours in both Practical and Theory. Mrs. Jack competed throughout the South Island and also in the North Island, until her marriage. She taught a dancing class in Mosgiel before marriage and has continued with a small class at Milton since then. She has been judging since 1955 and last year was one of the panel of three judges at the New Zealand Championship meeting at Timaru. Mrs. Jack was Secretary of Milton Piping and Dancing Association for five years and she is now committee member.
Adjudicator’s Secretary: MISS F. MARSH, Hastings
Stewards and Officials:
MESSRS. D. ASTWOOD, Clive, and P. J. SHERIDAN, Palmerston North
Official Pipers:
MESSRS. H. G. HOBBS, Wellington, and G. T. LOVEGROVE, Tawa
(Commencing at 9 a.m. sharp)
ALL COMPETITORS WILL DRAW FOR POSITIONS IN EACH EVENT. COMPETITORS MUST BE AVAILABLE AT THE BOARD TO DRAW WHEN CALLED BY STEWARD.
Class 5: IRISH JIG, 14-16 years Event 1
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
401 – L. B. Brown, Christchurch
402 – J. P. Robinson, Oamaru
407 – H. Croy, Christchurch
408 – D. Cossey, Auckland
409 – C. Ferguson, Auckland
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
420 – A. P. Binns, Hastings
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
429 – C. Saunders, Palmerston North
432 – L. Foster, Napier
433 – R. Steenson, Hastings
434 – S. Bellamore, Dunedin
438 – H. McKay, Napier
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
451 – J. Hobbs, Wellington
449 – B. Moorhead, Carterton
450 – J. Campbell, Hastings
Class 6: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, 16 – 18 years Event 2
403 – I. Smith, Dannevirke
405 – S. Burnside, Papatoetoe
411 – B. MacDonald, Havelock North
413 – A. Dawe, Christchurch
416 – N. Collinson, Stratford
422 – K. G. Dombroski, Te Awamutu
426 – J. Shellock, Christchurch
427 – G. Bishop, Hastings
436 – M. Trevor, Hastings
447 – A. C. Ross, Palmerston Nth
448 – P. Sandri, Timaru
456 – D. Watson, Taradale
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Class 4: IRISH JIG, 12 – 14 years Event 3
412 – R. O’Leary, Auckland
414 – S. P. Povey, Porirua East
415 – M. J. Fergus, Palmerston North
421 – K. Raines, Waikato
425 – V. McDonald, Marton
428 – S. Saunders, Palmerston Nth.
430 – I. Tinney, Otane
431 – S. Davis, Hastings
435 – G. Hampton, Ashburton
437 – P. McNabb, Levin
439 – L. Redmond, Hamilton
441 – P. Reid, Christchurch
442 – P. Downie, Epsom
444 – M. Leggett, Lower Hutt
445 – J. A. Leggett, Lower Hutt
446 – P. Daniel, Whakatane
455 – A. Malcolm, Invercargill
454 – E. Irving, Wanganui
453 – D. Mackenzie, Feilding
452 – L. Campbell, Hastings
Class 7: HIGHLAND FLING, 18 and over Event 4
404 – A. Hore, Dunedin
417 – J. A. Glass, Timaru
418 – L. Herron, Oamaru
419 – R. Armstrong, Christchurch
440 – B. R. Davey, Hastings
NORTH ISLAND CHAMP. SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, Under 16yrs Event 5
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
401 – L. B. Brown, Christchurch
402 – J. F. Robinson, Oamaru
407 – H. Croy, Christchurch
408 – D. Cossey, Auckland
409 – C. Ferguson, Auckland
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
412 – R. O’Leary, Auckland
424 – D.A. McMillan, Dannevirke
429 – C. Saunders, Palmerston Nth.
430 – I. Tinney, Otane
433 – R. Steenson, Hastings
434 – S. Bellamore, Dunedin
435 – G. Hampton, Ashburton
438 – H. McKay, Napier
439 – L. Redmond, Hamilton
441 – P. Reid, Christchurch
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
451 – J. Hobbs, Wellington
449 – B. Moorhead, Carterton
455 – A. Malcolm, Invercargill
454 – E. Irving, Wanganui
Class 7: REEL O’TULLOCH, 18 years and over Event 6
404 – A. Hore, Dunedin
417 – J.A. Glass, Timaru
418 – L. Herron, Oamaru
419 – R. Armstrong, Christchurch
440 – B. R. Davey, Hastings
Class 4: HIGHLAND FLING, 12-14 years Event 7
412 – R. O’Leary, Auckland
414 – S. P. Povey, Porirua East
415 – J. Fergus, Palmerston Nth.
421 – K. Raines, Waikato
425 – V. McDonald, Marton
428 – S. Saunders, Palmerston North
430 – I. Tinney, Otane
431 – S. Davis, Hastings
435 – G. Hampton, Ashburton
437 – P. McNabb, Levin
439 – L. Redmond, Hamilton
441 – P. Reid, Christchurch
442 – P. Downie, Epsom
444 – M. Leggett, Lower Hutt
445 – J. A. Leggett, Lower Hutt
446 – P. Daniel, Whakatane
455 – A. Malcolm, Invercargill
454 – E. Irving, Wanganui
453 – D. Mackenzie, Feilding
452 – L. Campbell, Hastings
COMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE!
ALL CHALLENGE CUPS AND POINTS TROPHIES TO BE ENGRAVED BY WINNERS AND MUST BE RETURNED BY 1st FEBRUARY, 1970.
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NORTH ISLAND CHAMP. IRISH JIG: Open Event 8
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
403 – I. Smith, Dannevirke
404 – A. Hore, Dunedin
405 – S. Burnside, Papatoetoe
413 – A. Dawe, Christchurch
416 – N. Collinson, Stratford
417 – J. A. Glass, Timaru
418 – L. Herron, Oamaru
419 – R. Armstrong, Christchurch
422 – K. G. Dombroski, Te Awamutu
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
426 – J. Shellock, Christchurch
427 – G. Bishop, Hastings
436 – M. Trevor, Hastings
439 – H. McKay, Napier
440 – B. R. Davey, Hastings
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
448 – P. Sandri, Timaru
456 – D. Watson, Taradale
Class 5: SWORD DANCE, 14 – 16 years Event 9
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
401 – L. B. Brown, Christchurch
402 – J F. Robinson, Oamaru
407 – H. Croy, Christchurch
408 – D. Cossey, Auckland
409 – C. Ferguson, Auckland
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
420 – A. P. Binns, Hastings
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
429 – C. Saunders, Palmerston Nth.
432 – L. Foster, Napier
433 – R. Steenson, Hastings
434 – S. Bellamore, Dunedin
438 – H. McKay, Napier
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
451 – J. Hobbs, Wellington
449 – B. Moorhead, Carterton
450 – J. Campbell, Hastings
Class 6: HIGHLAND REEL, 16 – 18 years Class 10
403 – I. Smith, Dannevirke
405 – S. Burnside, Papatoetoe
411 – B. MacDonald, Havelock North
413 – A. Dawe, Christchurch
416 – N. Collinson, Stratford
422 – K. G. Dombroski, Te Awamutu
426 – J. Shellock, Christchurch
427 – G. Bishop. Hastings
436 – M. Trevor, Hastings
447 – A. C. Ross, Palmerston Nth.
448 – P. Sandri, Timaru
456 – D. Watson, Taradale
Class 7: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, 18 years and over Class 11
404 – A. Hoare, Dunedin
417 – J. A. Glass, Timaru
418 – L. Herron, Oamaru
419 – R. Armstrong, Christchurch
440 – B. R. Davey, Hastings
NORTH ISLAND CHAMP. HIGHLAND FLING, Under 16 years Event 12
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
401 – L. B. Brown, Christchurch
402 – J. F. Robinson, Oamaru
407 – H. Croy, Christchurch
408 – D. Cossey, Auckland
409 – C. Ferguson, Auckland
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
412 – R. O’Leary, Auckland
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
429 – C. Saunders, Palmerston Nth.
430 – I. Tinney, Otane
432 – L. Foster, Napier
433 – R. Steenson, Hastings
434 – S. Bellamore, Dunedin
435 – G. Hampton, Ashburton
438 – H. McKay, Napier
439 – L. Redmond, Hamilton
441 – P. Reid, Christchurch
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
453 – D. Mackenzie, Feilding
451 – J. Hobbs, Wellington
449 – B. Moorhead, Carterton
455 – A. Malcolm, Invercargill
454 – E. Irving, Wanganui
Class 6: SWORD DANCE, 16 – 18 years Event 13
403 – I. Smith, Dannevirke
405 – S. Burnside, Papatoetoe
411 – B. MacDonald, Havelock Nth.
413 – A. Dawe, Christchurch
416 – N. Collinson, Stratford
422 – K. G. Dombroski, Te Awamutu
426 – J. Shellock, Christchurch
427 – G. Bishop, Hastings
436 – M. Trevor, Hastings
447 – A, C. Ross, Palmerston North
448 – P. Sandri, Timaru
456 – D. Watson, Taradale
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Class 4: HIGHLAND REEL, 12 – 14 years Event 14
412 – R. O’Leary, Auckland
414 – S. P. Povey, Porirua East
415 – M. J. Fergus, Palmerston Nth.
421 – K. Raines, Waikato
425 – V. McDonald, Marton
428 – S. Saunders, Palmerston Nth.
430 – I. Tinney, Otane
431 – S. Davis, Hastings
435 – G. Hampton, Ashburton
437 – P. McNabb, Levin
439 – L. Redmond, Hamilton
441 – P. Reid, Christchurch
442 – P. Downie, Epsom
444 – M. Leggett, Lower Hutt
445 – J. A. Leggett, Lower Hutt
446 – P. Daniel, Whakatane
455 – A. Malcolm, Invercargill
454 – E. Irving, Wanganui
453 – D. Mackenzie, Feilding
452 – L. Campbell, Hastings
Class 5: REEL O’TULLOCH, 14 – 16 years Class 15
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
401 – L. B. Brown, Christchurch
402 – J. F. Robinson, Oamaru
407 – H. Croy, Christchurch
408 – D. Cossey, Auckland
409 – C. Ferguson, Auckland
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
420 – A. P. Binns, Hastings
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
429 – C. Saunders, Palmerston Nth.
432 – L. Foster, Napier
433 – R. Steenson, Hastings
434 – S. Bellamore, Dunedin
438 – H. McKay, Napier
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
451 – J. Hobbs, Wellington
449 – B. Moorhead, Carterton
450 – J. Campbell, Hastings
RULES FOR PIPING AND NATIONAL DANCING SECTIONS
1 – All Piping and Dancing Competitions will be run under the Rules of the Piping and Dancing Association of New Zealand (Inc.).
2 – Championship sections of National Dancing will not count for points trophies.
3 – In the event of a tie for any Points Trophy it will be decided as laid down by the Rules of the Piping and Dancing Association of New Zealand, or as by agreement with the approval of Greater Hastings.
4 – Points for trophies will count: First 5 points, second 3 points, third 1 Point.
5 – All competitors in Piping and Dancing MUST be registered and MUST produce Registration Cards before competing, if requested to do so.
6 – No A Grade piper shall be eligible to compete in any lower grade. The term “A Grade Piper”
shall include every piper who has gained a first, second or third placing in any five events for Open or “A” grade competition. (This Rule does not apply to the New Zealand Championship under 21 years event.)
7 – Age limit to be computed as per Piping and Dancing Association Rules.
8 – The Judge’s decision in all competition matters will be final and the Committee reserves the right to delete any class or alter or adjust any prize money or make any alteration to the programme it may deem necessary.
9 – The Stewards supervising the Dancing and Piping Competitions may request the Judge not to consider any competitor whose parent or guardian or other directly interested person, acts in an abusive or offensive manner to any official or competitor during the gathering, and the Judge shall comply.
10 – PIPING. Competitors in all grades will appear in the order shown on the programme, unless the Board Steward approves otherwise.
11 – DANCING. Competitors in all classes will draw for order of appearance before each event.
12 – No taps or loose plates to be in worn in Irish Jigs.
13 – All competitors must appear in proper National Dress.
14 – PROTESTS. All protests must be made in writing within 15 minutes of conclusion of the competition concerned, accompanied by a deposit of $2.00 which will be refunded unless the Judicial Committee decides that the protest is frivolous.
15 – All Competitors to wear numbers in National Dancing, Solo Piping and Drumming Competitions.
16 – All draws for championship events will take place immediately prior to the event or during the convenience of the Board Steward whose decision in all matters shall be final.
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National Dancing Section
No. 2 Board – SATURDAY
Adjudicator: MRS. NITA CLARK, Inglewood
Mrs. Nita Clark (nee Todd) has adjudicated at almost every major meeting in New Zealand, and this will be the fifth time at the Hastings Highland Games. Many of her pupils have won New Zealand. North Island and Provincial Championships and have competed successfully at previous Hastings Highland Championships and Points Prizes. One of her pupils gained Advanced Theory Examination.
Mrs Clark is a loyal supporter of the New Zealand Academy, and has attended every Annual Meeting and Conference for many years. She has been on the executive of the New
Academy and the Taranaki’s of representative on the Dominion Council, and is at present Vice President of the Taranaki Centre and President of the Inglewood National Dancing Committee.
Adjudicator’s Secretary: MISS F. CLARK, Inglewood
Stewards and Officials:
MESSRS. R. J. TREVOR, Hastings, and J. W. BINNS, Hastings
Official Pipers:
MESSRS. R. APPLETON-SEYMOUR, Waipukurau, and B. G. CAWOOD, Palmerston North.
Commencing at 9 a.m. sharp
ALL COMPETITORS WILL DRAW FOR POSITIONS IN EACH EVENT. COMPETITORS MUST BE AVAILABLE AT THE BOARD TO DRAW WHEN CALLED BY THE STEWARD.
Class 3: REEL O’TULLOCH, 10 – 12 years Event 1
2 – C. Roberts, Paeroa
3 – R. Bernstone, Hastings
8 – R. Stretch, Blenheim
9 – S. Pears, Southland
10 – A. Whyte, Hastings
15 – B. Laing, Hastings
16 – S. Garner, Hastings
24 – V. Tonge, Auckland
25 – K. Spence, Hastings
28 – A. McLeod, Hamilton
32 – J. M. Clarke, Timaru
33 – C. H. Law, Marton
38 – C. Elder, Hamilton
40 – G. K. Davey, Hastings
45 – V. M. Edgecombe. Hastings
48 – L. K. Bradley, Sth Canterbury
59 – A. M. Coombe, Havelock Nth
64 – B. C. Bell, Auckland
66 – F. Thoreson, Hastings
71 – N. Reynolds, Pukekohe
73 – S. D. Rumbal, Waipukurau
82 – J. M. Gifkins, Hastings
– L. Mackenzie, Feilding
Remember the EASTER SATURDAY DANCE 9 p.m. – 1 a.m.
The Simple Image will select H.B.’s “Grooviest Girl.”
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Class 1: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, Under 8 years Event 2
1 – A. C. Francis, Whakatane
6 – V. Davidson, Marton
7 – J. Dombroski, Whakatane
12 – L. Blackburn, Wellington
21 – J. E. Bone, Hastings
26 – D. J. Ludlow, Hastings
27 – M. A. Ludlow, Hastings
29 – A. M. Clotworthy, Thames
51 – L. De La Haye, Upper Hutt
52 – D. M. McNabb, Hastings
55 – T. J. Davis, Hastings
56 – V. Pollock, Ashburton
61 – A. Downie, Auckland
67 – P. Reid, Christchurch
68 – S. Bray, Waipukurau
70 – K. Dixon, Opotiki
72 – J. C. Clark, Auckland
74 – D. J. Rumbal, Waipukurau
79 – G. Appleton-Seymour, Waipawa
80 – P. MacKinnon, Wellington
85 – S. Broadbelt, Hamilton
Class 2: HIGHLAND FLING, 8-10 years Event 3
17 – M. MacDonald, Havelock Nth
22 – S. Homes, Palmerston North
23 – V. Shaw, Hastings
31 – L. Price, Northland
37 – J. Sowerby, Napier
36 – C. A. Lean, Hastings
46 – G. S. Edgecombe, Havelock Nth
49 – S. A. Ewing-Jarvie, Hastings
50 – G. Patterson, Opotiki
53 – L. Richardson, Wellington Sth
57 – F. J. Hanning, Johnsonville
58 – G. J. Short, Pukekohe
60 – A. F. Wing, Linden
62 – J. McDonald, Marton
65 – J. M. Cox, Te Atatu
76 – C. Goodwin, Masterton
77 – A. Goodwin, Masterton
78 – S. M. Munro, Lower Hutt
83 – G. E. Gifkins, Hastings
84 – L. Leggett, Lower Hutt
Class 3: JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP SWORD DANCE, 10-12 years Event 4
2 – C. Roberts, Paeroa
3 – R. Bernstone, Hastings
8 – R. Stretch, Blenheim
9 – S. Pears, Southland
10 – A. Whyte, Hastings
15 – B. Laing, Hastings
16 – S. Garner, Hastings
18 – E. Deacon, Hastings
24 – V. Tonge, Auckland
25 – K. Spence, Hastings
28 – A. McLeod, Hamilton
32 – J. M. Clarke, Timaru
33 – C. H. Law, Marton
38 – C. Elder, Hamilton
40 – G. K. Davey, Hastings
45 – V. M. Edgecombe, Hastings
47 – J. Fitchet, Wanganui
48 – L. K. Bradley, Sth Canterbury
59 – A. M. Coombe, Havelock Nth
64 – B. C. Bell, Auckland
66 – F. Thoreson, Hastings
69 – D. Bartley, Opotiki
71 – N. Reynolds, Pukekohe
73 – S. D. Rumbal, Waipukurau
82 – J. M. Gifkins, Hastings
– L. Mackenzie, Feilding
JUVENILE SCHOLARSHIP HIGHLAND FLING, Under 8 years Event 5
1 – A. C. Francis, Whakatane
6 – V. Davidson, Marton
7 – J. Dombroski, Whakatane
12 – L. Blackburn, Wellington
21 – J. E. Bone, Hastings
26 – D. J. Ludlow, Hastings
27 – M. A. Ludlow, Hastings
29 – A. M. Clotworthy, Thames
39 – D. R. Darling, Hastings
51 – L. De La Haye, Upper Hutt
52 – D. M. McNabb, Hastings
55 – T. J. Davis, Hastings
56 – V. Pollock, Ashburton
61 – A. Downie, Auckland
63 – J. I. King, Carterton
67 – P. Reid, Christchurch
68 – S. Bray, Waipukurau
70 – K. Dixon, Opotiki
74 – D. J. Rumbal, Waipukurau
79 – G. Appleton-Seymour, Waipawa
80 – P. MacKinnon, Wellington
85 – S. Broadbelt, Hamilton
EASTER VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT – Nelson Park – 8 p.m.
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Class 2: SEAN [SEANN] TRIUBHAS, 8 – 10 years Event 6
17 – M. MacDonald, Havelock Nth
22 – S. Homes, Palmerston Nth
31 – L. Price, Northland
36 – C. A. Lean, Hastings
50 – G. Patterson, Opotiki
53 – L. Richardson, Wellington Sth
58 – G. J. Short, Pukekohe
60 – A. F. Wing, Linden
62 – J. McDonald, Marton
65 – J. M. Cox, Te Atatu
76 – C. Goodwin, Masterton
78 – S. M. Munro, Lower Hutt
83 – G. E. Gifkins, Hastings
84 – L. Leggett, Lower Hutt
Kindergarten Class: HIGHLAND FLING, 6 years and under Event 7
4 – S. McLanachan, Hastings
6 – V. Davidson, Marton
11 – S. Blackburn, Wellington
13 – S. McLean, Napier
14 – M. Black, Hastings
26 – D. J. Ludlow, Hastings
26 – A. M. Clotworthy, Thames
30 – M. V. Osborne, Te Awamutu
35 – L. J. Harman, Hastings
42 – L. M. Manson, Hastings
51 – L. De La Haye, Upper Hutt
52 – D. M. McNabb, Hastings
68 – S. Bray, Waipukurau
72 – J. C. Clark, Auckland
79 – G. Appleton-Seymour, Waipawa
80 – P. MacKinnon, Wellington
Class 3: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, 10 – 12 years Event 8
2 – C. Roberts, PAeroa
3 – R. Bernstone, Hastings
8 – R. Stretch, Blenheim
9 – S. Pears, Southland
10 – A. Whyte, Hastings
15 – B. Laing, Hastings
16 – S. Garner, Hastings
18 – E. Deacon, Hastings
24 – V. Tonge, Auckland
25 – K. Spence, Hastings
28 – A. McLeod, Hamilton
32 – J. M. Clarke, Timaru
33 – C. H. Law, Marton
38 – C. Elder, Hamilton
40 – G. K. Davey, Hastings
45 – V. M. Edgecombe, Hastings
47 – J. Fitchet, Wanganui
48 – L. K. Bradley, Sth Canterbury
59 – A. M. Coombe, Havelock Nth
64 – B. C. Bell, Auckland
66 – F. Thoreson, Hastings
69 – D. Bartley, Opotiki
71 – N. Reynolds, Pukekohe
73 – S. D. Rumbal, Waipukurau
82 – J. M. Gifkins, Hastings
– L. Mackenzie, Feilding
Class 1: SWORD DANCE, Under 8 years Event 9
1 – A. C. Francis, Whakatane
6 – V. Davidson, Marton
7 – J. Dombroski, Whakatane
11 – S. Blackburn, Wellington
12 – L. Blackburn, Wellington
21 – J. E. Bone, Hastings
26 – D. J. Ludlow, Hastings
27 – M. A. Ludlow, Hastings
29 – A. M. Clotworthy, Thames
39 – D. R. Darling, Hastings
51 – L. De La Haye, Upper Hutt
55 – T. J. Davis, Hastings
56 – V. Pollock, Ashburton
61 – A. Downie, Auckland
67 – P. Reid, Christchurch
68 – S. Bray, Waipukurau
70 – K. Dixon, Opotiki
74 – D. J. Rumbal, Waipukurau
79 – G. Appleton-Seymour, Waipawa
80 – P. MacKinnon, Wellington
83 – S. Broadbelt, Hamilton
Class 2: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, 8-10 years Event 10
17 – M. MacDonald, Havelock Nth
22 – S. Homes, Palmerston Nth
31 – L. Price, Northland
36 – C. A. Lean, Hastings
46 – G. S. Edgecombe, Havelock Nth
50 – G. Patterson, Opotiki
53 – L. Richardson, Wellington Sth
57 – F. J. Hanning, Johnsonville
58 – G. J. Short, Pukekohe
60 – A. F. Wing, Linden
62 – J. McDonald, Marton
65 – J. M. Cox, Te Atatu
76 – C. Goodwin, Masterton
77 – A. Goodwin, Masterton.
78 – S. M. Munro, Lower Hutt
83 – G. E. Gifkins, Hastings
84 – L. Leggett, Lower Hutt
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NELSON PARK SOUNDSHELL 8 – 10.30 p.m.
DANCE
ASSEMBLY HALL 9 P.M. – 1.A.M.
THE SIMPLE IMAGE
LEO CLARKE and the INITIALS
THE HARWELL REACTION
THE SIMPLE IMAGE WILL SELECT H.B’s “GROOVIEST GIRL”
EASTER SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS
9.00 a.m. New Zealand Championship Piobaireachd – A Grade Piping Board. North Island Championship Strathspey and Reel – B Grade Piping Board. Hastings Highland Games Championship Archery. Highland Games Tug O’War Competition.
10.00 a.m. North Island Championship Sailors Hornpipe (under 16 years) No. 1 Board. Commencement Highland Games Karate Competitions. Highland Games Weightlifting Competitions.
10.35 a.m. Cyclists ½ mile Parkvale Handicap – Final.
11.00 a.m. North Island Championship Irish Jig (Open) No. 1 Board
12.00 noon Cyclists 2 Mile Mayfair Handicap – Final.
12.20 p.m. The First Marathon Runner due from Waipukurau.
During the lunch hour – Square Dancing Display.
1.00 p.m. N.Z. Championship 2/4 March, Strathspey and Reel – Drumming – Novice Piping Board.
1.30 p.m. Official Opening by Sir James Wattie.
1.45 p.m. Invitation Hammer Throw – Centre Arena.
2.30 p.m. New Zealand’s Top Milers in Invitation Scratch Event.
Highland Games Weightlifting Competition.
3.00 p.m. Mr. Hastings Highland Games – Physique Contest – Karate Arena.
3.15 p.m. 100 yards Handicap Women – Final. 220yds, Handicap Men – Open – Final. 2 Miles Handicap Men – Open – Final.
3.30 p.m. Official Presentation Ceremony for all major events in Centre Arena. Finals Hastings Hundred, Men. One Mile Walk Handicap, Open.
3.55 p.m. Hastings Highland Games 880yds. Handicap – Men – Final.
4.00 p.m. Cyclists Greater Hastings Mile Wheelrace Handicap – Final.
North Island Championship Highland Fling (under 16yrs.) – No. 1 Board.
4.40 p.m. Final Cyclists 3 Mile Mahora Handicap.
5.00 p.m. Final Windsor Park Women’s 440yds. Final Men’s 440yds Handicap.
EASTER SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS – 2 p.m.
THE LEOPARD INVITATION CYCLE RACES, 2.00 p.m., 3.00 p.m., 4.00 p.m.
Official Presentation Ceremony at 4.15 p.m.
KARATE DEMONSTRATION by Mr. John Jarvis, of Wellington, and the New Zealand Champion, Karate Team.
Schoolboys’ Cycle Races, Tyre Races, Brick – carrying Teams’ Relay, Scottish Country Dancing, Y.M.C.A. Gymnastic Display.
BRING THE FAMILY – AND HAVE AN AFTERNOON’S FUN!
EASTER MONDAY HIGHLIGHTS
9.00 a.m. North Island Championship Slow March – A Grade Piping Board. North Island Championship March – B Grade Piping Board. Greater Hastings Aggregate – Archery.
10.00 a.m. Commencement Highland Games Karate Championships.
10.45 a.m. Final Cyclists Half – Mile Akina Handicap.
11.00 a.m. Final 100yds. Handicap – Men.
11.20 a.m. City of Hastings Mile – Men – Open.
11.30 a.m. Three Mile Handicap – Men – Open.
12.00 noon Highland Games Twenty Thousand Metres Road Walk – Open.
1.00 p.m. Hastings Highland Games Championship 6/8 Strathspey and Reel – Drumming – at Novice Piping Board.
2.00 p.m. Hastings Y.M.C.A. Gymnastic Display.
2.30 p.m. Thirteen Inch Standing Chop – Axecraft Section.
Highland Field Events (Post Entries Accepted).
Windsor Park Women’s 440yds. Final.
3.00 p.m. The Fruit Bowl of New Zealand Invitation Cycle Race.
Hastings YM.C.A. Gymnastic Display.
North Island Championship Reel O’Tulloch (under 18yrs) – No. 1 Board. Hastings Scottish Women’s 100yds. – Final.
3.30 p.m. Official Presentation Ceremony for all major events – centre arena.
220yds. Handicap Men – Greater Hastings Handicap.
3.40 p.m. Men’s Pole Vault.
3.50 p.m. The Fruit Bowl of New Zealand Invitation Cycle Race.
4.00 p.m. New Zealand Championship Irish Hornpipe – No. 1 Board.
4.10 p.m. The City of Hastings Mile – Men – Final.
4.30 p.m. 440yds. Handicap, Men – Open.
4.45 p.m. Cyclists’ 1 1/2 miles Frimley Handicap – Final.
8.00 p.m. Hastings and District Scots Society “Easter Ingleside” at St. John Ambulance Hall, Southland Road. Hastings. A warm welcome to all visitors. Meet our 1968 Hastings Blossom Queen, Miss Sue Harvey, the Bowl of Brooklands Festival Queen, Miss Carryl Symons, Napier’s Queen of the Vintage, Miss Christine Tucker, Greater Hastings Official Party, and other guests.
WILL YE NO’ COME BACK AGAIN!
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GREATER HASTINGS proudly presents
NEW ZEALAND’S PREMIER PIPING EVENT
THE COMUNN NA PIOBAIREACHD (NEW ZEALAND) COMPETITION
The Eleventh Annual Competition of Comunn na Piobaircachd (New Zealand) Inc. will be conducted at Greater Hastings Highland Games at Windsor Park on Easter Saturday 5th April, 1969.
The winner will receive the Comunn na Piobaireachd Gold Medal, the Highland Society of London Trophy (to be held for one year) a cash prize of $20, and the Ian Cameron Challenge Cup. There will be a second prize of $12, and a third prize of $6.
ADJUDICATORS
The Adjudicators will be Messrs. D. Bain, Ashburton, and N. McKay, Auckland.
“Piobaireachd” is the name given to the classical music of the Highland Bagpipe. It is a highly developed form of music which had its beginnings in the 16th Century and was brought to perfection by the famous MacCrimmon family of Skye. It consists of a theme or ground work followed by variations, and has always been regarded by the expert piper as the highest expression of his art. Piobaireachd calls for years of careful study, and has won admiration from musical experts of many countries.
Comunn na Piobaireachd (New Zealand) Inc.. was formed to foster and encourage the study and playing of Piobaireachd in New Zealand, and has the unique distinction of being affiliated with the Piobaireachd Society of Scotland. The latter society was formed in 1903, and enjoys Royal patronage. It is concerned with maintaining the traditional standards in the art of Piobaireachd playing, through the publication of its collections of music, and arranging of classes of instruction, the provision of judges for the major competitions in Scotland and the maintenance of the Army School of Piping at Edinburgh Castle.
The most coveted awards among pipers in Scotland are the Highland Society of London’s Gold Medals, awarded each year for the playing of Piobaireachd in competitions held at Inverness and Oban under the control of the Piobaireachd Society. The Highland Society of London was formed in 1778 for the purpose of stimulating interest in Highland Culture, and instituted the first competitions in piping in 1781. The Highland Society of London has presented a silver statuette of a piper to Comunn na Piobaireachd (New Zealand) Inc., as a trophy for its competition, which it thus linked with the first competition is held in 1781, and with those now held at Inverness and Oban.
The Gold Metal of Comunn na Piobaireachd (New Zealand) Inc., was designed by Mr. George Bain, an eminent authority of Celtic art. It shows a piper of the period 1745 when pipers carried arms and played an instrument with two drones instead of the present three.
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Piping Section
A Grade Board – Saturday
Adjudicator: MR. D. BAIN, Ashburton
Mr. Bain was originally taught to play bagpipes in the Ashburton Pipe Band at the age of 12 years, and has been an active solo competitor since the age of 16 years. Mr. Bain has won all the major piping trophies in New Zealand including the Comunn na Piobaireachd Gold Medal at Hastings in 19605 He was also a member of the 1 Armoured Car (N.Z. Scottish) Regiment Band when it won the A Grade Championship at the Dominion contest in 1960.
In 1966 Mr. Bain travelled with his family to Scotland to further his knowledge of piping. He went to Glasgow and for two years until November 1968 he received weekly instruction from Pipe Major Donald MacLeod.
Mr. Bain competed extensively in Scotland and with considerable success. Some of the highlights included Oban in 1967 where he won the Strathspey and Reel and was runner – up in the medal competition. At Inverness the same year, he won the Marches, Strathspey and Reel competition and in 1968 he was the first winner of a new medal for Piobaireachd struck by the Royal Highland Games at Braemar.
Associate Judge: MR. N. McKAY, Auckland
(For Event 1 only)
Neville McKay now resides in Auckland and is well known to the foremost piping circles of New Zealand and the United Kingdom. He has a very successful competitive record in Solo Piping and lived for some years in Scotland where he received tuition from the most notable authorities in the art.
Such was his ability that he was featured in the prize list of the classic events of Scottish Piping competitions and became Pipe Major of the Aberdeen City Police Pipe Band.
His studies of Scottish culture have prompted demand for his writings on Highland music generally and Gaelic aspects in particular.
Stewards and Officials:
MESSRS. R. WILKINSON, Napier. L. McARTHUR, Turangi, and D. MUNRO. Hastings
Commencing 9 a.m, sharp
NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP SPECIAL PIOBAIREACHD (A GRADE) Event 1
Kindly sponsored by STORTFORD LODGE HOTEL
1st Prize $20 and Highland Society of London’s Statuette, Ian Cameron Challenge Cup plus N.Z. Championship Trophy; 2nd prize $12; 3rd prize $6.
130 – A. R. Dodd, Dunedin
142 – A. Sheath, Hamilton
146 – I. Guild, Wellington
151 – R. McL. Loan, Wellington
152 – R. A. Loan, Wellington
154 – N. Foster, Wellington
189 – J. M. Barrie, Auckland
190 – L. Turrell, Auckland
157 – I. Mansfield, Napier
160 – J. D. Hanning, Johnsonville
165 – D. Thoresen, Hastings
167 – G. S. Welsh, Lower Hutt
168 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington
170 – J. B. McVean, Oamaru
179 – B. G. Brougham, Auckland
186 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin
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GREATER HASTINGS MARCH STRATHSPEY AND REEL (A GRADE) Event 2
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1st prize $7 and Highland Games Gold Medal, Clan MacKenzie Challenge Shield; 2nd prize $5; 3rd prize $3.
130 – A. R. Dodd, Dunedin
142 – A. Sheath, Hamilton
146 – I. Guild, Wellington
151 – R. McL. Loan, Wellington
152 – R. A. Loan, Wellington
154 – N. Foster, Wellington
157 – I. Mansfield, Napier
160 – J. D, Hanning, Johnsonville
189 – J. M. Barrie, Auckland
190 – L. Turrell, Auckland
161 – R. B. Rankin, Marton
165 – D. Thoresen, Hasting
167 – G. S. Welsh. Lower Hutt
168 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington
170 – J. B. McVean, Oamaru
176 – I. L. McKay, Wellington
179 – B. G. Brougham, Auckland
184 – C. Jennings, Westshore
185 – Z. Kidd, Christchurch
186 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin
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1st prize $10 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $6; 3rd prize $3.
130 – A. R. Dodd, Dunedin
142 – A. Sheath, Hamilton
146 – I. Guild, Wellington
151 – R. McL. Loan, Wellington
152 – R. A. Loan, Wellington
154 – N. Foster, Wellington
157 – I. Mansfield, Napier
160 – J. D. Hanning, Johnsonville
189 – J. M. Barrie, Auckland
190 – L. Turrell, Auckland
161 – R. B. Rankin, Marton
165 – D. Thoresen, Hastings
167 – G. S. Welsh, Lower Hutt
168 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington
170 – J. B. McVean, Oamaru
176 – I. L. McKay, Wellington
179 – B. G. Brougham, Auckland
184 – C. Jennings, Westshore
185 – Z. Kidd, Christchurch
186 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin
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Piping Section
B Grade Board – Saturday
Adjudicator: MR. D. P. J. SARGENT, Woodville
Mr. Don Sargent has previously adjudicated at the Hastings Highland Games and was an Adjudicator at recent New Zealand Highland Pipe Band Championships at Christchurch. He was for some time Pipe Major of the Dannevirke and District Pipe Band and has been an instructor in the Dannevirke area for many years, particularly at the Dannevirke High School. Mr. Sargent was also a member of the Ruahine Pipe Band during their years of great fame. They won the A Grade New Zealand Championship among many other titles. Mr. Sargent has been very successful in the solo aspect of piping and has won many championship titles in this field.
Stewards and Officials:
MESSRS A. YOUNG, H. McKERRELL and E. LOWE, Hastings
Commencing at 9 a.m. sharp
NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP STRATHSPEY AND REEL (B GRADE) Event 1
1st prize $12 and Highland Games Gold Modal; 2nd prize $8; 3rd prize $4.
134 – I. Hines, Wellington
136 – M. Henderson, Sth Canterbury
140 – J. R. Trevor, Hastings
188 – I. T. Anderson, Wellington
144 – M. Williams, Hastings
169 – O. L. Bishop, Hastings
172 – G. Lydford, Napier
187 – S. J. Hobson, Masterton
JIG AND HORNPIPE (B GRADE) Event 2
1st prize $6 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $4; 3rd prize $2
134 – I. Hines. Wellington
136 – M. Henderson, Sth Canterbury
140 – J. R. Trevor, Hastings
144 – M. Williams, Hastings
172 – G. Lydford, Napier
HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES MARCH (B GRADE) Event 3
1st prize $6 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $4; 3rd prize $2.
134 – I. Hines, Wellington
136 – M. Henderson, Sth Canterbury
140 – J. R. Trevor, Hastings
144 – M. Williams, Hastings
188 – I. T. Anderson, Wellington
158 – R. Green, Napier
169 – O. L. Bishop, Hastings
172 – G. Lydford, Napier
187 – S. J. Hobson, Masterton
6/8 MARCH (B GRADE) Event 4
Kindly Sponsored by: HASTINGS PANEL REPAIRS.
1st prize $6 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $4; 3rd prize $2.
134 – I. Hines. Wellington
136 – M. Henderson, Sth Canterbury
140 – J. R. Trevor, Hastings
144 – M. Williams, Hastings
158 – R. Green, Napier
169 – O. L. Bishop, Hastings
172 – G. Lydford, Napier
187 – S. J. Hobson, Masterton
Tuning – All competitors in Piping Section will be allowed a maximum of HALF A MINUTE to tune drones at Board.
Official Tuner: MR. J. TOBIN, Hastings.
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Piping Section
Novice Piping Board – Saturday
Kindly Sponsored by: HAWKE’S BAY ASPHALTS LIMITED
Adjudicator: MR. L. MacKINNON, Jnr., Palmerston North.
Mr. Lou MacKinnon commenced piping at the age of 9 years as a pupil of his father. He has competed up and down the country for a number of years including the last approximately twelve years at the Hastings Highland Games where his name has appeared in the prizewinners’ lists fairly consistently.
He joined the City of Wellington Highland Pipe Band in 1952 and played with them until 1964. in contests throughout New Zealand, and in 1958 toured the British Isles with them.
Mr. MacKinnon has acted as adjudicator on several occasions since moving to Palmerston North, and was Adjudicator for the Novice Piping Section at the 15th Hastings Highland Games.
Stewards and Officials:
MESSRS. K. TOBIN, R. WALKER, and B. McLAREN, all Hastings
Commencing 9 a.m. sharp
SLOW MARCH (NOVICE) Event 1
1st prize $3 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $3; 3rd prize $2.
135 – P. Reid, Lower Hutt
137 – N. Warner, Kati Kati
143 – Miss F. J. McLean, Levin
147 – R. Hendry, Wgtn
148 – J. Williams, Wgtn
149 – P. McGrannaghan, Gisborne
153 – A. L. MacAulay, Petone
155 – J. C. Charters, Lower Hutt
156 – Miss B. Miller, Christchurch
162 – Miss G. Cadman, Hamilton
163 – Mrs. E. J. Fraser, Patoka
166 – M. G. McCathie, Napier
171 – G. Aslin, Wellington
173 – P. Jones, Waipawa
180 – W. Rickard, Hastings
182 – M. C. Baird, Hastings
MARCH (C GRADE) Event 2
1st prize $5 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $3; 3rd prize $2.
131 – M. E. Robinson, Oamaru
132 – J. Berry, Marton
135 – P. Reid, Lower Hutt
137 – N. Warner, Kati Kati
138 – Miss I. Lynch, Kati Kati
139 – B. Dean, Napier
141 – B. J. Law, Marton
143 – Miss F. J. McLean, Levin
145 – L. Wills, Tauranga
147 – R. Hendry, Wellington
148 – J. Williams, Wellington
150 – I. S. Loan, Wellington
153 – A. L. MacAulay, Petone
155 – J. C. Charters, Lower Hutt
159 – I. Lee, Taradale
162 – Miss G. Cadman, Hamilton
164 – I. R. Carruthers, Taradale
166 – M. G. McCathie, Napier
171 – G. Aslin, Wellington
174 – M. J. Williams, Hasting
177 – G. Henderson, Palmerston North
178 – G. Harris, Hastings
181 – R. McNabb, Levin
183 – R. Trotter, Hastings
Tuning – ALL competitors in Piping Section will be allowed a maximum of HALF A MINUTE to tune drones at Board.
Remember the EASTER SATURDAY DANCE 9 p.m. – 1 a.m.
The Simple Image will select H.B.’s “Grooviest Girl.”
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MARCH (LADIES’ EVENT) Event 3
1st prize $3 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $3; 3rd prize $2.
138 – Miss I. Lynch, Kati Kati
143 – Miss F. J. McLean, Levin
156 – Miss B. Miller, Christchurch
162 – Miss G. Cadman, Hamilton
163 – Mrs. E. J. Fraser, Patoka
175 – Miss J. M. Wilson, Levin
SLOW AIR (C GRADE) Event 4
1st prize $3 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $3; 3rd prize $2.
131 – M. E. Robinson, Oamaru
132 – J. Berry, Marton
135 – P. Reid, Lower Hutt
138 – Miss I. Lynch, Kati Kati
139 – B. Dean, Napier
141 – B. J. Law, Marton
145 – L. Wills, Tauranga
147 – R. Hendry, Wellington
148 – J. Williams, Wellington
150 – I. S. Loan, Wellington
153 – A. L. MacAulay, Petone
155 – J. C. Charters, Lower Hutt
159 – I. Lee, Taradale
162 – Miss G. Cadman, Hamilton
164 – I. R. Carruthers, Taradale
171 – G. Aslin, Wellington
166 – M. G. McCathie, Napier
174 – M. J. Williams, Hastings
177 – G. Henderson, Palmerston North
178 – G. Harris, Hastings
181 – R. McNabb, Levin
183 – R. Trotter, Hastings
COMPETITORS PLEASE NOTE!
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Drumming – A Section
Novice Piping Board – Saturday
(Commencing 1 p.m. approx.)
Adjudicator: MR. G. R. McARTHUR, Palmerston North.
Mr. Gordon McArthur has won the Open Solo at the Hastings Highland Games many times, and has more than once won the New Zealand Open Drumming Championships. He was formerly a member of the Hawke’s Bay Scottish Pipe Band.
Mr. McArthur has taught previous Open Solo Champions, and has coached many other solo performers who have competed successfully. He has also coached other Band Drum Teams which have performed with considerable success. He has adjudicated at New Zealand Pipe Band Championships and previously at the Hastings Highland Games.
Stewards and Officials:
Messrs. K. TOBIN. Hastings and R. WALKER, Hastings.
NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIP 2/4 MARCH STRATHSPEY AND REEL
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1st prize $8 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $7; 3rd prize $3.
221 – J. Berkett, Hastings
227 – W. G. Lee, Hastings
228 – G. Bainbridge, Hastings
230 – W. R. Hobbs, Wellington
Drumming – B Section
2/4 MARCH, STRATHSPEY AND REEL
1st prize $5 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $3; 3rd prize $2.
220 – C. L. Wood, Tauranga
222 – V. Booker, Waipawa
223 – M. Burney, Waipawa
224 – C. E. Williams, Hastings
225 – D. R. Wing, Wellington
226 – R. W. Wood, Palmerston North
229 – B. Henderson, Palmerston North
231 – I. Hawkins, Wellington
232 – R. Bowman, Wellington
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Tug o’ War Section
SATURDAY
Commencing 9 a.m.
Officials:
Referee and Judge: Mr. V. GRAHAM
Time-keeper: K. LOWE
Announcer and Starter: N. WOOD
Weight Steward: V. GRAHAM
Record Steward: K. LOWE
HEAVYWEIGHT, MIDDLEWEIGHT and LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS
Maximum weight of teams in Middleweight section not to exceed 60 stone.
Maximum weight of teams in Lightweight section not to exceed 55 stone.
Pulls will be of two minutes duration and will take place on a cleated board.
Prizes – The winning team in the Heavyweight division will receive $60 and the George Deakin Challenge Cup, runners – up $20.
The winning team in the Middleweight division will receive $60 and the Tuohy Cup, runners – up, $20.
The winning team in the Lightweight division will receive $60 and the Stan Tyson Challenge Cup, runners-up $20.
GENERAL RULES
A team must take the strain lying down, each member with his or her feet against a specially provided cleat or batten. Battens must not be less than 3ft 6ins apart, nor more than 4ft 6ins and 3ins in thickness, and must extend to a width of not more than 4ft. Spikes or nails will not be permitted.
Both ends of the rope must be free, passed under the arm. and held there ifdesired, but by the hands only, the hands to be in front of the body. Half hitching or crossing of legs must not be allowed. Ends must be free of anchor man, and an official to be at each end. All pullers are to face the indicator for the duration of the pull.
The team having the advantage, no matter how slight, when time is up to be declared the winners. If neither team has the advantage, another pull must be arranged for by the judges.
The rope should be held steady for a period at termination of pull so that the decision is not on a snap advantage on time.
The uniform starting signal shall be “get ready”, “take the strain”, “go”.
A call shall be made at the end of every minute and a call shall be made 10 seconds before the end of the pull with a count down the last 10 seconds.
The Captain must not cross into neutral territory, obstruct the view of the opposing team or straddle the rope.
The Referee shall have the right to disqualify any team (or any member of a team) which may infringe any condition or rule governing the contest, or he may declare the event “no contest” with power to allow a fresh contest then or at any future time, with an emergency member of such team in place of the offending member. The Referee’s decision shall be final and binding.
At the start, the rope shall be taunt [taut] and all competitors should be outside the lines.
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WEIGHT LIFTING COMPETITIONS
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Officials and Stewards:
Referee: Mr. J. CULLEN, Auckland
Judges: Mr. B. MAHONEY, Wellington, and Mr. R. WHITE, Napier
1st prize $8.50 and Highland Games Gold Medal, 2nd prize $6.50, 3rd prize $4.50 in each section.
Event 1 – HANDS PRESS: Bar is taken from the ground to chest in one movement, and then pressed to arms length without any movement of arms, back or feet.
Event 2 – 2 HANDS SNATCH: Bar is taken to arms length in one movement from the floor by splitting or bending legs.
Event 3 – 2 HANDS CLEAN JERK: Bar is taken to shoulders by moving or bending the legs. Lifter regains upright position and then jerks weight above head with the aid of his legs.
WEIGHTLIFTING NOTES
The following notes are included for the purpose, briefly, of conveying to the general public some idea of the procedure adopted in a contest such as this.
A weightlifting contest is held on three lifts, called the two hands press, two hands snatch and two hands clean and jerk.
Each contestant has three attempts at each lift, his best lifts being added together to give him total.
Under normal circumstances a weightlifting contest is held between contestants competing in their own bodyweight division, such as bantam – weight, heavyweight, etc. similar to a boxing or wrestling contest. However, the contest to be witnessed here is between men ranging in body – weights from 8st. to 17st., so that it is obvious some handicapping system must be used.
A handicapping system has been devised for contests such as these, called the Austin Formula
This system gives a decimal figure to correspond with every different bodyweight, a larger one for the lighter man and a smaller one for the heavy man. The decimal figure is multiplied by the total the man lifts, the highest figure being the winner. For instance. Brown, weighing 15 stone, may total 7001bs, which is multiplied by .5 which equals 350. Jones, weighing 150lbs, may total 600lbs, which is multiplied by .6 which gives an answer of 360. So although Jones did not lift as much as his opponent he wins because he has done better per ratio to his bodyweight.
The completion of all lifts must be the lifter standing erect and holding bar above head at arms’ length with feet not more than 15″ apart. This position must be held until referee gives signal to lower.
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Archery (Monday)
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LADIES AND INTERMEDIATES
One Somerset Round – Commencing Time: 9.00 a.m.
Miss L. Lamberg (Rot)
Mrs. V. Hughes (R’vale)
Mrs. M. Lamberg (Rot)
Miss L. Fordam (R’vale)
Mrs. V. London (W’tane)
Miss J. Fulton (R’vale)
Mrs. J. Litchfield (Shore)
Miss B. Fulton (R’vale)
Mrs. F. Barnes (A.A.C.)
Mrs. W. Rapsey (R’vale)
Mrs. S. Richards (Whang)
B. Gaffney (Greenwood)
T. Hill (R’vale)
D. O’Brien (Greenwood)
B. Soppit (R’vale)
G. Rickard (Gis)
J. Powell (R’vale)
D. Beattie (A.A.C.)
Trophies: $4.50 per grade, Trophy Orders. Highland Games Gold and Silver Medals for best bow scores.
MEN
One Somerset Round – Commencing Time: 10.30 a.m.
B. Bennett (Randwick)
A. Fulton (R’vale)
B. Burnett (Gis)
W. Nike (R’vale)
G. Beattie (A.A.C.)
R. Sampson (R’vale)
C. Latta (Gis)
P. Hughes (R’vale)
R. Heath (W’ton)
K. Thomas (R’vale)
A. Raper (Mt’G)
B. Newsome (R’vale)
C. Litchfield (Shore)
T. Hughes (R’vale)
R. Barnes (A.A.C.)
B. Ladd (R’vale)
P. Garlick (Rot)
D. Simpson (R’vale)
B. Gordon (Gis)
B. Russell (Te)
J. Glennon (R’vale)
C. Osment (Te)
A. Soppit (R’vale)
E. Hannah (R’vale)
J. Mitchell (Te)
H. (Gordon (Gis)
E. Richards (Whang)
E. Courtnay (Whang)
R. C. Ferry (W’ton)
F. McMillan (W’nui)
R. A. Garrick (Howick)
Trophies: $4.50 per grade, Trophy Orders. Highland Games Gold and Silver Medals for best bow scores.
Abbreviations: (Gis) Gisborne Archery Club, Gisborne; (Rot) Rotorua Archery Club, Rotorua; (W’ton) Wellington Archery Club, Wellington; (A.A.C.) Auckland Archery Club, Auckland; (Shore) Shore Archery Club, Auckland; (Mt’G) Mountain Green Archery Club. Auckland; (W’tane) Whakatane Archery Club, Whakatane; (Greenwood) Greenwood Archers, New Plymouth; (R’vale) Richmondvale Archery Club, Hawke’s Bay; (Te) Te Awamutu Archery Club, Te Awamutu; (Whang) Whangarei Archery Club, Whangarei; Wanganui Archery Club (W’nui). Conducted under the Rules of the N.Z. Archery Association.
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Order of Events
MONDAY, 7th APRIL, 1969, at 10 a.m.
10.00 1. – 440yds Handicap, Women
2. – Triple Jump Handicap, Men, Open
3. – Discus Handicap, Junior Women
4. – High Jump Handicap. Women
5 – 100yds Handicap, Junior Women – Heats
6. – 100yds Handicap. Men, Open – Heats
7. – Cyclists 1/2 – mile Akina Handicap – Heats
8. – 880yds Handicap, Colts
9. – 880yds Handicap, Men, Open – Heats
10. – Cyclists 1/2 – mile Akina Handicap – FINAL
11. – Shot Put Handicap, Men, Open
12. – Long Jump Handicap, Colts
13. – 100yds Handicap, Men, Open – Semi – final
14. – 100yds Handicap, Colts – Heats
15. – Cyclists 1 Mile Raureka Handicap – Heats
16. – Colts Cyclists 1/2 – mile Handicap – Heats
17. – 100yds Handicap, Junior Women – FINAL
18. – 100yds Handicap, Men, Open – FINAL
19. – 100yds Handicap, Colts – FINAL
11.20 20. – 1 Mile Handicap, Men, Open – Heats “CITY OF HASTINGS MILE”
21. – Javelin Handicap, Men. Open.
22. – Cyclists 1 Mile Raureka Handicap – FINAL
23. – Colts Cyclists 1/2 – mile – FINAL
11.30 24. – “GREATER HASTINGS 220 YARDS HANDICAP”, Men, Open – Heats
25. – 2 Miles Cycle Handicap, Local Competitors
26. – 3 Miles Handicap, Men, Open
12.00 27. – Road Race – HIGHLAND GAMES 20,000 METRES ROAD WALK HANDICAP, Open
28. – 220yds Hurdles Handicap, Men, Open
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1.30 29. – Cyclists 2 Miles “GREATER HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES WHEELRACE HANDICAP” (Short Limit) – Heats
30. – Long Jump Handicap, Junior Women
31. – Javelin Handicap, Women
32. – High Jump Handicap, Men, Open
33. – 2 Miles Steeplechase, H.B. – P.B. Athletes only
34. – 100 Metres Hurdles Handicap, Junior Women – Heats
35. – Colt Cyclists 1 Mile Handicap
2.00 36. – Cyclists 2 Miles GREATER HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES WHEELRACE – FINAL
37. – 880yds Handicap, Men, Open – FINAL
2.15 38. – 100yds Handicap, Women – “HASTINGS SCOTTISH 100” (8yds limit)
2.20 39. – “GREATER HASTINGS 220 YARDS HANDICAP”. Men, Open – FINAL
40. – Pole Vault Handicap, Men, Open
41. – Shot Put Handicap, Colts
42. – Schoolboys Two Lap Cycle Race (Non – registered riders. Racing cycles not permitted).
2.30 43. – “THE FRUIT BOWL OF NEW ZEALAND” Invitation Scratch Mile Cycle Race (Selected riders)
44. – 100 metres Hurdles Handicap, Junior Women – FINAL
45. – Discus Handicap, Men, Open
2.40 46. – 1 Mile Handicap, Men, Open – “CITY OF HASTINGS MILE” – FINAL
47. – 220yds. Handicap, Women
48. – Cyclists 1½ Miles Frimley Handicap – Heats
49. – 440yds. Handicap, Men, Open
50. – 440yds Handicap. Colts
51. – Cyclists 1½ Miles Frimley Handicap – FINAL
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Monday
EVENTS COMMENCE AT 10.00 A.M.
440 YARDS HANDICAP, WOMEN Event 1
Hcp
316 – B. Shingles (Wang) scr
332 – S. G. Haden (Auck) scr
175 – G. Stewart (Ham) 5
176 – A. Napier (Ham) 15
Hcp
2 – V. J. Keogh (N) 25
4 – S. M. Litten (Put) 35
23 – C. Smith (H) 40
1st 2nd 3rd Time
TRIPLE JUMP, HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 2
Hcp
62 – G. Birkinshaw (N) 1′
53 – K. Todd (Auck) 1’6″
17 – N Ward (H) 4′
– T. Irwin (Mor) 4′
86 – E. Coyle (Wai) 4′
9 – M. Woods (Chch) 4’6″
– R. Louis (Wn) 4’6″
Hcp
27 – R. Ward (H) 4’6″
– D. Halford (Wpk) 5′
3 – W. Leach (Wpk) 5′
3 – H. Popping (Put) 5′
11 – M. Kerrison (Put) 5′
35 – A. Berry (Hutt) 5′
– G. Bartlett (Put) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
DISCUS HANDICAP. JUNIOR WOMEN Event 3
Hcp
167 – R. Pattison (Ham) 5′
406 – B. Mudgway (Tai) 8′
– P. Beazley (Wn) 12′
76 – J. Cameron (Ek) 15′
31 – L. Morse (Put) 15′
30 – L. Moller (Put) 15′
107 – S. Duckmanton (Ham) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
HIGH JUMP HANDICAP, WOMEN Event 4
Hcp
– S. Baster (Auck) 2″
6 – E. Sparrow (Tdle) 11″
Hcp
71 – V. Odlum (Wang) 1′
– A. Bassett (Dvke) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Height Height Height
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100 YARDS HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN – HEATS Event 5
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
109 – S. Duckmanton (Ham) scr
202 – L. Hildreth (Wn) 2
239 – P. Fowler (H) 2
187 – L. Brown (Par) 4
1 – P. Beazley (Wn) 6
31 – L. Morse (Put) 6
76 – J. Cameron (Ek) 9
74 – L. Blunsden (Tdl) *
1st 2nd 3rd
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HEAT 2 Hcp
129 – D. M. Dougan (Hutt) scr
147 – D. Bartlett (H) 2
167 – R. Patterson (Ham) 3
– K. Harris (Par) 4
75 – G. Walker (Ek) 6
30 – L. Moller (Put) 9
– C. Lister (Mar) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 17
100 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN – HEATS – OPEN Event 6
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each Heat to qualify for Semi – Finals
HEAT 1 Hcp
300 – B. Smith (Wn) 1
278 – M. Thomas (Wn) 3
122 – A. Williams (Nap) 5
86 – E. Coyle (Wai) 5
8 – L. Roberts (Has) 6
115 – A. Burke (Nap) 6
4 – A. Zachan (Tdl) 6
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
32 – K. Hoggins (Gis) 2
– G. F. Erkkila (Auck) 3
– S. L. Erkkila (Auck) 5
6 – M. L. Kerr – Bell (Put) 5
127 – R Hill (Hutt) 6
578 – A. Tannock (Hutt) 7
– K. Todd (Auck) *
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
HEAT 3
40 – A. Adamson (P.N.) 3
12 – W. J. Leach (Wpk) 3
– G. R. Marshall (Has) 5
10 – G. J. McCabe (Put) 5
276 – S. Quirke (Wn) 6
3 – H. T. J. Popping (Put) 7
17 – R. L. F. Jansen (Put) 8
1st 2nd 3rd
4th Time
Semi-Final of this event is No. 13
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CYCLISTS ½-MILE AKINA HANDICAP – HEATS Event 7
1st and 2nd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
4 – D. Gee (Well) scr
5 – R. Nant (P.N.) 15
12 – R. Lawrie (Hast) 25
13 – B. Ulyatt (Nap) 35
18 – A. Bloomfield (P.N.) 35
25 – J. Finnemore (Tara) 50
26 – N. O’Dowd (Waipuk) 50
33 – D. Manssen (Danne) 90
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
3 – N. Lyster (Well) scr
6 – J. Anderson (. – N.) 15
11 – K. Sparks (Hast) 25
14 – R. Oliver (Waipuk) 35
19 – P. Abbott (Well) 40
24 – V. Hanaray (Hast) 50
27 – D. Chote (Hast) 60
32 – K. Eaton (P.N.) 80
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 3 Hcp
2 – D. Brown (N.P.) scr
7 – J. Christian (P.N.) 15
10 – T. Aitcheson (Hast) 25
15 – R. Pratt (Otaki) 35
20 – M. Collins (Well) 40
23 – A. Frear (Lev) 40
28 – M. Matich (Kawerau) 60
31 – M. Brown (Waipuk) 80
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 4 Hcp
1 – M. Vertongen (P.N.) scr
8 – P. Baker (Well) 25
9 – D. Batten (Lev) 25
16 – S. Watts (P.N.) 35
17 – T. Griffin (Mast) 35
21 – M. Morgan (Otaki) 40
22 – R. Robertson (Roto) 40
29 – D. Harwood (Tara) 70
30 – D. Calder (Hast) 80
34 – B. Lawrence (Hast) 100
1st 2nd
Time
Final of this event is No. 10
880 YARDS HANDICAP, COLTS Event 8
Hcp
135 – R. Scott (Wn) scr
340 – A. G. Sellwood (H) 10
134 – P. Denman (Wn) 15
Hcp
200 – D. Hambrook (Tai) 30
678 – R. Christensen (Wn) *
1st 2nd 3rd Time
880 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN – HEATS Event 9
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
68 – G. Hargrave (Auck) 15
27 – L. Litten (Put) 25
– B. Mollier (Hutt) 25
760 – A. White (N) 55
197 – G. Wood (Wn) 65
575 – K. Buchanan (Morr) 70
506 – B. Collett (Morr) 73
149 – P. Weaver (Wn) 75
697 – T. Pincock (Hutt) 70
503 – S. Warren (Morr) 75
226 – R. Argue (Hutt) 75
140 – R. McKenzie (Pol) *
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
HEAT 2 Hcp
285 – B. Batten (Lev) 25
282 – D. Marshall (Lev) 25
196 – B. Prosser (Wn) 40
140 – G. Hazelwood (Hutt) 60
693 – K. Jury (Hutt) 65
436 – G. Collett (Morr) 70
195 – J. Shergold (H) 70
4 – A. Zochan (Tar) 75
437 – K. Collett (Morr) 75
114 – L. Gush (N.P.) 75
– G. Bartlett (Put) *
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Final of this event is No. 37
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CYCLISTS ½-MILE AKINA HANDICAP – FINAL Event 10
Heats – see event No. 7
1st 2nd 3rd Time
SHOT PUT, HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 11
– R. Louis (Wn) 8″
144 – J. Redwood (H) 3’6″
13 – A. Adamson (P.N.) 9’0″
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
LONG JUMP HANDICAP, COLTS Event 12
Hcp
13 – B. Lopdell (Put) 2’4″
7 – C. Kerr – Bell (Put) 2’4″
228 – J. Mouten (Hutt) 2’6″
Hcp
548 – J. 0. Cross (Hutt) 4′
7 – G. Robertson (Nap) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
100 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN – SEMI-FINALS Event 13
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each Semi – Final to qualify for Final
Heats – see event No. 6
1st 2nd 3rd
4th Time
Final of this event is No. 18
100 YARDS HANDICAP, COLTS – HEATS Event 14
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Scr [Hcp]
128 – A. Wright (N) scr
577 – A. Haase (Hutt) 1
135 – R. Scott (Wn) 2
94 – G. Clapperton (H) 3
7 – C. D. Kerr – Bell (Put) 4
7 – G. Robertson (N) *
170 – A. Gilbert (H) *
577 – M. A. Haase (Hutt) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
228 – J. Mouton (Hutt) 1
134 – P. Denman (Wn) 2
13 – B. J. Lopdell (Put) 2
188 – S. Brown (Par) 4
32 – B. Gibbons (Put) 6
– S. Lister (Mar) *
548 – J. O. Cross (Hutt) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 19
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CYCLISTS 1 MILE RAUREKA HANDICAP – HEATS Event 15
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
3 – N. Lyster (Well) scr
7 – J. Christian (P.N.) 20
11 – K. Sparks (Hast) 45
15 – R. Pratt (Otaki) 60
19 – P. Abbott (Well) 85
23 – A. Frear (Otaki) 85
27 – D. Chote (Hast) 120
31 – M. Brown (Waipuk) 160
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
4 – D. Gee (Well) scr
8 – P. Baker (Well) 45
12 – R. Lawrie (Hast) 45
16 – S. Watts (P.N.) 60
20 – M. Collins (Well) 85
24 – V. Hanaray (Hast) 90
28 – M. Matich (Kawerau) 120
32 – K. Eaton (P.N.) 150
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 3 Hcp
1 – M. Vertongen (P.N.) scr
5 – R. Nant (P.N.) 20
9 – D. Batton (Lev) 45
13 – B. Ulyatt (Nap) 60
17 – T. Griffin (Mast) 60
21 – M. Morgan (Otaki) 85
25 – J. Finnemore (Tara) 100
29 – D. Harwood (Tara) 130
33 – D. Manssen (Danne) 180
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 4 Hcp
2 – D. Brown (N.P.) scr
6 – J. Anderson (P.N.) 20
10 – T. Aitcheson (Hast) 45
14 – R. Oliver (Waipuk) 60
18 – A. Bloomfield (P.N.) 60
22 – R. Robertson (Roto) 85
26 – N. O’Dowd (Waipuk) 100
30 – D. Calder (Hast) 150
34 – B. Lawrence (Hast) 200
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 22
COLTS CYCLISTS ½ MILE CYCLE HANDICAP – HEATS
(Under 16 years) Event 16
1st, 2nd and 3rd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
31 – N. Lockwood (P.N.) scr
42 – M. Culshaw (Waipuk) 15
44 – P. Wilton (Well) 25
47 – G. Brady (Otaki) 50
49 – B. Love (Wang) *
51 – S. Carle (Danne) 30
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
40 – D. Hollows (P.N.) scr
43 – K. Cribb (Taih) 20
45 – T. Mathew (Mast) 25
46 – T. Hewitt (Mast) 50
48 – R. Galloway (Well) 50
50 – T. Cross (Well) *
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 23
100 YARDS HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN – FINAL Event 17
Heats – see event No. 5
1st 2nd 3rd Time
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100 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN – FINAL Event 18
Semi – Finals see event No. 13
1st 2nd 3rd Time
100 YARDS HANDICAP, COLTS – FINAL Event 19
Heats – see event No. 14
1st 2nd 3rd Time
1 MILE HANDICAP. MEN, OPEN – HEATS “CITY OF HASTINGS MILE”
(Short Limit, 130yds) Event 20
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
– R. Taylor (Dn) scr
15 – A. Polhill (N) 25
23 – K. Rowe (Put) 50
143 – P. Coe (H) 70
688 – M. McMarne (Hutt) 75
– P. Hoffer (Wang) 105
236 – D. Stewart (Wn) 115
346 – D. Ferguson (Dn) 120
503 – S. Warren (Morr) 125
263 – G. Burgess (P.N.) 125
437 – K. Collett (Morr) 130
436 – G. Collett (Morr) 130
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
444 – D. Sirl (Auck) scr
– P. Moy (Auck) 15
41 – R. Curnow (Fldg) 55
67 – S. Dawson (Wang) 70
110 – J. Byrne (N.P.) 95
– B. Mollier (Hutt) 110
281 – E. Clifford (Lev) 120
196 – B. Prosser (Wn) 120
226 – R. Argue (Hutt) 125
140 – G. Hazelwood (Hutt) 125
575 – K. Buchanan (Morr) 130
506 – B. Collett (Morr) 130
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
Time
Final of this event is No. 46
JAVELIN HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 21
Hcp
144 – J. Redwood (H) 10′
17 – N. Ward (H) 25′
– R. Louis (Wn) 25′
17 – R. Jansen (Put) 26′
57 – L. Malcolmson (Auck) 27′
Hcp
– D. Halford (Wpk) 40′
24 – D. Ferguson (Dn) 40′
27 – R. Ward (H) 40′
62 – G. Birkinshaw (N) 40′
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
CYCLISTS 1 MILE, RAUREKA HANDICAP – FINAL Event 22
Heats – see event No. 15
1st 2nd 3rd Time
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COLT CYCLISTS ½-MILE HANDICAP – FINAL Event 23
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Heats – see event No. 16
1st 2nd 3rd Time
220 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN “GREATER HASTINGS HANDICAP” – HEATS
(Short Limit 12yds) Event 24
1st and 2nd in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
278 – M. R. Thomas (Wn) 2
122 – A. Williams (N) 4
12 – W. J. Leach (Wpk) 5
– M. Woods (Chch) 8
349 – L. Malcolmson (Auck) 9
10 – G. J. McCabe (Put) 10
135 – J. B. Boulton (Wn) 12
3 – H. T. J. Popping (Put) 12
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
300 – B. Smith (Wn) scr
32 – K. Hoggins (Gis) 4
231 – A. Berry (Hutt) 7
8 – L. Roberts (H) 8
6 – M. L. Kerr – Bell (Put) 9
– G. F. Erkkila (Auck) 11
– S. C. Erkkila (Auck) 12
1st 2nd
Time
HEAT 3
237 – R. Endean (Auck) 4
40 – A. J. Adamson (P.N.) 5
115 – A. Burke (N) 7
14 – D. B. Riley (Put) 8
215 – T. Irwin (Morr) 10
127 – R. Hill (Hutt) 12
276 – S. uirk [Quirk] (Wn) 12
1st 2nd Time
Final of this event is No. 39
CYCLISTS 2 MILE HANDICAP – LOCAL COMPETITORS Event 25
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Hcp
10 – T. Aitcheson (Hast) 60
11 – K. Sparks (Hast) 60
12 – R. Lawrie (Hast) 60
13 – B. Ulyatt (Nap) 90
14 – R. Oliver (Waipuk) 90
24 – V. Hanaray (Hast) 130
25 – J. Finnemore (Taradale) 150
Hcp
26 – N. O’Dowd (Waipuk) 150
27 – D. Chote (Hast) 180
29 – D. Harwood (Tara) 180
30 – D. Calder (Hast) 240
31 – M. Brown (Waipuk) 240
33 – D. Manssen (Danne) 280
34 – B. Lawrence (Hast) 320
1st 2nd 3rd Time
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3 MILE HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 26
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Hcp
145 – T. Manners (H) 30
155 – M. McKinnon (Auck) 295
263 – G. S. Burgess (P.N.) 300
194 – J. Starr (Wang) 310
11 – M. R. Kerrison (Put) 350
195 – J. Shergold (H) 375
314 – C. O’Donnell (Wang) 375
Hcp
23 – M. Johnston (Mas) 380
226 – R. Argue (Hutt) 390
225 – C. Roughton (Hutt) 390
15 – R. Amon (Put) 395
222 – I. Priest (Wn) 400
149 – P. Weaver (Wn) 400
1st 2nd 3rd Time
HIGHLAND GAMES 20,000 METRE ROAD WALK HANDICAP – OPEN SEALED HANDICAP Event 27
– T. O. Lamason (Rot)
– T. Mayhew (In)
– N. R. Read (Whang)
11 – L. Stevenson (Mat)
103 – K. Tait (Gis)
188 – J. Trowell (Gis)
– O. Warner (Rae)
1st 2nd 3rd Time
220 YARDS HURDLES HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 28
Kindly Sponsored by HICKMAN’S BOOKSELLERS, Hastings.
Hcp
10 – G. J. McCabe (Put) scr
635 – J. Bolton (Wn) scr
Hcp
349 – L. Malcolmson (Auck) scr
– S. Morley (Wn) 10
1st 2nd 3rd Time
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CYCLISTS 2 MILE GREATER HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES WHEELRACE, HANDICAP (Short Limit) Event 29
First 5 in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
5 – R. Nant (P.N.) 30
6 – J. Anderson (P.N.) 30
7 – J. Christian (P.N.) 30
12 – R. Lawrie (Hast) 40
13 – B. Ulyatt (Nap) 60
18 – A. Bloomfield (P.N.) 60
19 – P. Abbott (Well) 80
24 – V. Hanaray (Hast) 90
25 – J. Finnemore (Tara) 120
30 – D. Calder (Hast) 160
31 – M. Brown (Waipuk) 160
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
5th Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
1 – Vertongen (P.N.) scr
3 – N. Lyster (Well) scr
10 – T. Aitcheson (Hast) 40
11 – K. Sparks (Hast) 40
15 – R. Pratt (Otaki) 60
17 – T. Griffin (Mast) 60
20 – M. Collins (Well) 80
23 – A. Frear (Otaki) 80
26 – N. O’Dowd (Waipuk) 120
29 – D. Harwood (Tara) 140
32 – K. Eaton (P.N.) 180
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
5th Time
HEAT 3 Hcp
2 – D. Brown (N.P.) scr
4 – D. Gee (Well) scr
8 – P. Baker (Well) 40
9 – D. Batten (Lev) 40
14 – R. Oliver (Waipuk) 60
16 – S. Watts (P.N.) 60
21 – M. Morgan (Otaki) 80
22 – R. Robertson (Roto) 80
27 – D. Chote (Hast) 140
28 – M. Matich (Kawerau) 140
33 – D. Manssen (Danne) 200
1st 2nd 3rd4th 5th Time
Final of this event is No. 36
LONG JUMP HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN EVENT 30
Hcp
109 – S. Duckmanton (Ham) 8″
57 – L. Shute (Mas) 8″
147 – D. Bartlett (Has) 1′
129 – D. M. Dougan (Hutt) 1’3″
167 – R. Patterson (Ham) 1’6″
– P. Beazley (Wn) 1’6″
31 – L. Morse (Put) 2’3″
74 – L. Blunsden (Tdl) 2’4″
202 – L. Hildreth (Wn) 2’4″
75 – G. Walker (Ek) 2’4″
30 – L. Mollier (Put) 3′
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
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JAVELIN HANDICAP, WOMEN Event 31
Hcp
8 – E. Hamilton (Put) 10′
– L. Bailey (Waik) 11′
246 – M. L. Snow (Auck) 15′
83 – C. Rae (Ham) 18′
Hcp
– L Murphy (Put) 30′
24 – M Kennerley (Has) 30′
33 – D Sherboume (Tdl) 30′
– A. Bassett (Dvke) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
HIGH JUMP HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 32
Hcp
17 – N. Ward (H) 4″
– D. Halford (Wpk) 6″
3 – H. Popping (Put) 8″
Hcp
11 – M. Kerrison. (Put) 9″
11 – T. Irwin (Morr) *
– G. Bartlett (Put) *
1st 2nd 3rd
Height Height Height
2 MILE STEEPLECHASE (Hawke’s Bay-Poverty Bay Athletes Only) Event 38
1st 2nd 3rd Time
100 METRES HURDLES HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN – HEATS Event 34
1st in each Heat and Fastest 2nd to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
147 – D. Bartlett (H) Scr
1 – P. Beazley (Wn) *
76 – J. Cameron (Ek) 12 and 1 hdle down
1st 2nd
3rd Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
57 – L. Shute (Mas) 5 and 1 hdle down
75 – G. Walker (Ek) 10 and 1 hdle down
1st 2nd
3rd Time
Final of this event is No. 44
COLTS CYCLISTS 1 MILE HANDICAP (Under 16 years) Event 35
Hcp
40 – D. Hollows (P.N.) scr
41 – N. Lockwood (P.N.) scr
42 – M. Culshaw (Waipuk) 25
43 – K. Cribb (Taih) 40
44 – P. Wilton (Well) 50
45 – T. Mathews (Mast) 50
Hcp
51 – S. Carle (Danne) 60
46 – T. Hewitt (Mast) 80
47 – G. Brady (Otaki) 80
48 – R. Galloway (Mast) 80
49 – B. Love (Wang) *
50 – T. Cross (Well) *
1st 2nd 3rd Time
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CYCLISTS 2 MILE “GREATER HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES WHEELRACE, HANDICAP” (Short Limit) – FINAL Event 36
Heats – see event No. 29
1st 2nd 3rd Time
880 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN – FINAL Event 37
Kindly Sponsored by DAWN MEAT CO., LTD., Hastings.
Heats – see event No. 9
1st 2nd 3rd Time
100 YARDS HANDICAP, WOMEN “HASTINGS SCOTTISH 100” Event 88
Hcp
246 – M. Snow (Auck) scr
332 – S. Haden (Auck) 6
71 – V. Odlum (Wang) 7
Hcp
23 – C Smith (H) 8
6 – E. Sparrow (Tar) 8
83 – C. Rae (Ham) 8
1st 2nd 3rd Time
220 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN “GREATER HASTINGS HANDICAP” – FINAL (Short Limit 12yds) Event 39
Heats – see event No. 24
1st 2nd 3rd Time
POLE VAULT HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 40
Hcp
9 – N. Ward (H) scr
– R. Louis (Wn) 8″
144 – J. Redwood (H) 2′
1st 2nd 3rd
Height Height Height
SHOT PUT HANDICAP, COLTS Event 41
Hcp
200 – D. Hambrook (Tai) 6″
13 – B. Lopdell (Put) 6″
1st Dist. 2nd Dist.
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TWO LAP CYCLE HANDICAP, SCHOOLBOYS Event 42
(NON – REGISTERED RIDERS. RACING CYCLES NOT PERMITTED)
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1st 2nd 3rd Time
“THE FRUIT BOWL OF NEW ZEALAND” INVITATION SCRATCH MILE CYCLE RACE (Selected Riders) Event 43
1st 2nd 3rd Time
100 METRES HURDLES HANDICAP, JUNIOR WOMEN – FINAL Event 44
Heats – see event No. 34
1st 2nd 3rd Time
DISCUS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 45
Hcp
– R. Louis (Wn) 15’0″
3 – H. Popping (Put) 30’0″
Hcp
11 – M. Kerrison (Put) 50’0″
2 – J. Spraggon (Put) 50’0″
1st 2nd 3rd
Dist. Dist. Dist.
1 MILE HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN, “CITY OF HASTINGS MILE” – FINAL Event 46
Heats – see event No. 20
1st 2nd 3rd Time
220 YARDS HANDICAP, WOMEN Event 47
Hcp
332 – S. G. Haden (Auck) 8
175 – G. Stewart (Ham) 9
Hcp
176 – A. Napier (Ham) 10
4 – S. M. Litten (Put) 18
1st 2nd 3rd Time
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CYCLISTS 1½ MILE FRIMLEY HANDICAP – HEATS Event 48
First 5 in each Heat to qualify for Final
HEAT 1 Hcp
1 – M. Vertongen (P.N.) scr
2 – D. Brown (N.P.) scr
– N. Lyster (Well) scr
4 – D. Gee (Well) scr
9 – D. Batten (Lev) 50
11 – K. Sparks (Hast) 50
15 – R. Pratt (Otaki) 70
18 – A. Bloomfield (P.N.) 70
21 – M. Morgan (Otaki) 90
23 – A. Frear (Otaki) 90
27 – D. Chote (Hast) 150
30 – D. Calder (Hast) 200
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
5th Time
HEAT 2 Hcp
5 – R. Nant (P.N.) 30
6 – J. Anderson (P.N.) 30
10 – T. Aitcheson (Hast) 50
13 – B. Ulyatt (Nap) 70
16 – S. Watts (P.N.) 70
19 – P. Abbott (Well) 90
22 – R. Robertson (Roto) 90
25 – J. Finnemore (Tara) 120
28 – M. Matich (Kawerau) 140
31 – M. Brown (Waipuk) 200
34 – B. Lawrence (Hast) 290
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
5th Time
HEAT 3
7 – J Christian (P.N.) 30
8 – P. Baker (Well) 50
12 – R. Lawrie (Hast) 50
14 – R. Oliver (Waipuk) 70
17 – T. Griffin (Mast) 70
20 – M. Collins (Well) 90
24 – V. Hanaray (Hast) 90
26 – N. O’Dowd (Waipuk) 120
29 – D. Harwood (Tara) 150
32 – K. Eaton (P.N.) 200
33 – D. Manssen (Danne) 280
1st 2nd
3rd 4th
5th Time
Final of this event is No. 51
440 YARDS HANDICAP, MEN, OPEN Event 49
Hcp
56 – R. Endean (Auck) 5
– G. Erkkila (Auck) 10
46 – L. Kaye (N) 12
13 – A. Adamson (PN) 12
2 – T. Greening (Wgn) 15
60 – J. Bolton (Wgn) 15
Hcp
10 – M. McMahon (Hutt) 17
11 – T. Irwin (Mor) 20
115 – A. Burke (N) 20
52 – R. McKenzie (Pio) 30
86 – E. Coyle (Wai) 30
693 – K. Jury (Hutt) 35
1st 2nd 3rd
Time Time
440 YARDS HANDICAP, COLTS Event 50
Hcp
128 – A. Wright (N) Scr
94 – G. Clapperton (H) Scr
135 – R. Scott (Wn) 10
199 – J. Terry (Tai) 15
577 – M. A. Haase (Hutt) 20
Hcp
134 – P. Denman (Wn) 20
340 – H. G. Sellwood (H) 25
188 – S. Brown (Par) *
678 – R. Christensen (Wn) *
170 – A. R. Gilbert (H) *
1st 2nd 3rd Time
CYCLISTS 1½ MILE FRIMLEY HANDICAP – FINAL Event 51
Heats – see event No. 48
1st 2nd 3rd Time
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Officials:
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1st 2nd 3rd
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UNDERHAND CHOP Event 6
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1st 2nd 3rd
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National Dancing Section
No. 1 Board – Monday
Adjudicator: MRS. NITA CLARK, Inglewood
Adjudicator’s Secretary: MISS F. CLARK, Inglewood
Stewards and Officials:
MESSRS. D. ASTWOOD, Clive, and P. J. SHERIDAN, Palmerston North
Official Pipers:
MESSRS. H. G. HOBBS, Wellington and G. T. LOVEGROVE, Tawa
Commencing at 9 a.m. sharp
ALL COMPETITORS WILL DRAW FOR POSITIONS IN EACH EVENT. COMPETITORS MUST BE AVAILABLE AT THE BOARD TO DRAW WHEN CALLED BY THE STEWARD.
Class 4: SAILOR’S HORNPIPE, 12-14 years Event 1
406 – Janet Hutcheson, Hastings
412 – R. O’Leary, Auckland
414 – S. P. Povey, Porirua East
415 – M. J. Fergus, Palmerston Nth.
421 – K. Raines, Waikato
423 – K. R. Eliot, Hastings
425 – V. McDonald, Marton
428 – S. Saunders, Palmerston Nth.
430 – I. Tinney, Otane
431 – S. Davis, Hastings
435 – G. Hampton, Ashburton
437 – P. McNabb, Levin
439 – L. Redmond, Hamilton
441 – P. Reid, Christchurch
442 – P. Downie, Epsom
444 – M. Leggett, Lower Hutt
445 – J. A. Leggett, Lower Hutt
446 – P. Daniel, Whakatane
455 – A. Malcolm, Invercargill
454 – E. Irving, Wanganui
453 – D. McKenzie, Feilding
452 – L. Campbell, Hastings
Class 7: IRISH HORNPIPE, 18 years and over Event 2
404 – A. Hore, Dunedin
417 – J. A. Glass, Timaru
418 – L. Herron, Oamaru
419 – R. Armstrong, Christchurch
440 – B. R. Davey, Hastings
Class 6: HIGHLAND FLING, 16-18 years Event 3
403 – I. Smith, Dannevirke
405 – S. Burnside, Papatoetoe
411 – Bruce MacDonald, Havelock Nth
413 – A. Dawe, Christchurch
416 – N. Collinson, Stratford
422 – K. G. Dombroski, Te Awamutu
426 – J. Shellock, Christchurch
427 – G. Bishop, Hastings
436 – M. Trevor, Hastings
447 – A. C. Ross, Palmerston Nth
448 – P. Sandri, Timaru
456 – D. Watson, Taradale
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Class 5: HIGHLAND REEL, 14-16 years Event 4
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
401 – L. B. Brown, Christchurch
402 – J. F. Robinson, Oamaru
407 – H. Croy, Christchurch
408 – D. Cossey, Auckland
409 – C. Ferguson, Auckland
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
420 – A. P. Binns, Hastings
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
429 – C. Saunders, Palmerston Nth
432 – L. Foster, Napier
433 – R. Steenson, Hastings
434 – S. Bellamore, Dunedin
438 – H. McKay, Napier
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
451 – J. Hobbs, Wellington
449 – B. Moorhead, Carterton
450 – J. Campbell, Hastings
Class 4: SEAN TRUIBHAS, 12 – 14 years Event 5
406 – J. Hutcheson, Hastings
412 – R. O’Leary, Auckland
414 – S. P. Povey, Porirua E.
415 – M. J. Fergus, Palmerston Nth
421 – K. Raines, Waikato
423 – K. R. Eliot, Hastings
425 – V. McDonald, Marton
428 – S. Saunders, Palmerston Nth
430 – I. Tinney, Otane
431 – S. Davis, Hastings
435 – G. Hampton, Ashburton
437 – P. McNabb, Levin
439 – L. Redmond, Hamilton
441 – P. Reid, Christchurch
442 – P. Downie, Epsom
444 – M. Leggett, Lower Hutt
445 – J. A. Leggett, Lower Hutt
446 – P. Daniel, Whakatane
455 – A. Malcolm, Invercargill
454 – E. Irving, Wanganui
453 – D. Mackenzie, Feilding
452 – L. Campbell, Hastings
OPEN H.B. CHAMPIONSHIP SWORD DANCE Event 6
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
403 – I. Smith, Dannevirke
404 – A. Hore, Dunedin
405 – S. Burnside, Papatoetoe
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
411 – Bruce MacDonald, Havelock Nth
413 – A. Dawe, Christchurch
416 – N. Collinson, Stratford
417 – J. A. Glass, Timaru
418 – L. Herron, Oamaru
419 – R. Armstrong, Christchurch
422 – K. G. Dombroski, Te Awamutu
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
426 – J. Shellock, Christchurch
427 – G. Bishop, Hastings
433 – K. Steenson, Hastings
436 – M. Trevor, Hastings
438 – H. McKay, Napier
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
456 – D. Watson, Taradale
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2 – C. Roberts, Paeroa
406 – J. Hutcheson, Hastings
8 – R. Stretch, Blenheim
9 – S. Pears, Southland
412 – R. O’Leary, Auckland
24 – V. Tonge, Auckland
28 – A. McLeod, Hamilton
414 – S. P. Povey, Porirua E.
415 – M. J. Fergus, Palmerston Nth
423 – K. R. Eliot, Hastings
48 – L. K. Bradley, Sth Canterbury
64 – B. C. Bell, Auckland
428 – S. Saunders, Palmerston Nth
430 – I. Tinney, Otane
431 – S. Davis, Hastings
71 – N. Reynolds, Pukekohe
435 – G. Hampton, Ashburton
82 – J. Gifkins, Hastings
439 – L. Redmond, Hamilton
441 – P. Reid, Christchurch
442 – P. Downie, Epsom
444 – M. Leggett, Lower Hutt
445 – J. A. Leggett, Lower Hutt
446 – P. Daniel, Whakatane
455 – A. Malcolm, Invercargill
454 – E. Irving, Wanganui
453 – D. Mackenzie, Feilding
452 – L. Campbell, Hastings
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Class 5: SEAN TRUIBHAS, 14-16 years Event 8
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
401 – L. B. Brown, Christchurch
402 – J. F. Robinson, Oamaru
407 – H. Croy, Christchurch
408 – D. Cossey, Auckland
409 – C. Ferguson, Auckland
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
420 – A. P. Binns, Hastings
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
429 – C. Saunders, Palmerston Nth
432 – L. Foster, Napier
433 – R. Steenson, Hastings
434 – S. Bellamore, Dunedin
438 – H. McKay, Napier
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
451 – J. Hobbs, Wellington
449 – B. Moorhead, Carterton
450 – J. Campbell, Hastings
Class 7: HIGHLAND REEL, 18 years and over Event 9
404 – A. Hore, Dunedin
417 – J. A. Glass. Timaru
418 – L. Herron, Oamaru
419 – R. Armstrong, Christchurch
440 – B. R. Davey, Hastings
NORTH ISLAND REEL O’TULLOCH, Under 18 years Event 10
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
401 – L. B. Brown, Christchurch
402 – J. F. Robinson, Oamaru
403 – I. Smith, Dannevirke
405 – S. Burnside, Papatoetoe
407 – H. Croy, Christchurch
408 – D. Cossey, Auckland
409 – C. Ferguson, Auckland
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
413 – A. Dawe, Christchurch
416 – N. Collinson, Stratford
422 – K. G. Dombroski, Te Awamutu
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
426 – J. Shellock, Christchurch
427 – G. Bishop, Hastings
433 – R. Steenson, Hastings
434 – S. Bellamore, Dunedin
436 – M. Trevor, Hastings
437 – P. McNabb, Levin
438 – H. McKay, Napier
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
447 – A. C. Ross, Palmerston Nth
448 – P. Sandri, Timaru
456 – D. Watson, Taradale
Class 4: SWORD DANCE, 12-14 years Event 11
406 – J. Hutcheson, Hastings
412 – R. O’Leary, Auckland
414 – S. P. Povey, Porirua E.
415 – M. J. Fergus, Palmerston Nth
421 – K. Raines, Waikato
423 – K. R. Eliot, Hastings
425 – V. McDonald, Marton
428 – S. Saunders, Palmerston North
430 – I. Tinney, Otane
431 – S. Davis, Hastings
435 – G. Hampton, Ashburton
437 – P. McNabb, Levin
439 – L. Redmond, Hamilton
441 – P. Reid, Christchurch
442 – P. Downie, Epsom
444 – M. Leggett, Lower Hutt
445 – J. A. Leggett, Lower Hutt
446 – P. Daniel, Whakatane
455 – A. Malcolm, Invercargill
454 – E. Irving, Wanganui
453 – D. Mackenzie, Feilding
452 – L. Campbell, Hastings
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Class 6: SEAN TRUIBHAS, 16-18 years Event 12
403 – I. Smith, Dannevirke
405 – S. Burnside, Papatoetoe
411 – Bruce MacDonald, Havelock Nth
413 – A. Dawe, Christchurch
416 – N. Collinson, Stratford
422 – K. G. Dombroski, Te Awamutu
426 – J. Shellock, Christchurch
427 – G. Bishop, Hastings
436 – M. Trevor, Hastings
447 – A. C. Ross, Palmerston Nth
448 – P. Sandri, Timaru
456 – D. Watson, Taradale
N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIP IRISH HORNPIPE, Under 16 years Event 13
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
401 – L. B. Brown, Christchurch
402 – J. F. Robinson, Oamaru
406 – J. Hutcheson, Hastings
407 – H. Croy, Christchurch
408 – D. Cossey, Auckland
409 – C. Ferguson, Auckland
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
412 – R. O’Leary, Auckland
420 – A. P. Binns, Hastings
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
429 – C. Saunders, Palmerston Nth
432 – R. Foster, Napier
434 – S. Bellamore, Dunedin
435 – G. Hampton, Ashburton
438 – H. McKay, Napier
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
446 – P. Daniel, Whakatane
451 – J. Hobbs, Wellington
449 – B. Moorhead, Carterton
455 – A. Malcolm, Invercargill
Class 6: IRISH REEL, 16 – 18 years Event 14
403 – I. Smith, Dannevirke
405 – S. Burnside, Papatoetoe
411 – Bruce MacDonald, Havelock Nth
413 – A. Dawe, Christchurch
416 – N. Collinson, Stratford
422 – K. G. Dombroski, Te Awamutu
426 – J. Shellock, Christchurch
427 – G. Bishop, Hastings
436 – M. Trevor, Hastings
447 – A, C. Ross, Palmerston Nth
448 – P. Sandri, Timaru
456 – D. Watson, Taradale
Class 7: SEAN TRUIBHAS, 18 years and over Event 15
404 – A. Hore, Dunedin
417 – J. A. Glass, Timaru
418 – L. Herron, Oamaru
419 – R. Armstrong, Christchurch
440 – B. R. Davey, Hastings
Class 5: IRISH REEL, 14-16 years Event 16
400 – K. Whitta, Wellington
401 – L. B. Brown, Christchurch
402 – J. F. Robinson, Oamaru
407 – H. Croy, Christchurch
409 – C. Ferguson, Auckland
408 – D. Cossey, Auckland
410 – H. Carter, Invercargill
420 – A. P. Binns, Hastings
424 – D. A. McMillan, Dannevirke
429 – C. Saunders, Palmerston Nth
433 – R. Steenson, Hastings
434 – S. Bellamore, Dunedin
438 – H. McKay, Napier
443 – L. Downie, Epsom
451 – J. Hobbs, Wellington
449 – B. Moorhead, Carterton
450 – J. Campbell, Hastings
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National Dancing Section
No. 2 Board – Monday
Adjudicator: MRS. JOAN JACK, Milton
Adjudicator’s Secretary: MISS F. MARSH, Hastings
Stewards and Officials:
MESSRS. R. J. TREVOR, Hastings, and J. W. BINNS, Hastings
Official Pipers:
MESSRS. R. APPELTON-SEYMOUR [APPLETON-SEYMOUR], Waipukurau, and B. G. CAWOOD, Palmerston North
Commencing at 9 a.m. sharp
ALL COMPETITORS WILL DRAW FOR POSITIONS IN EACH EVENT.
COMPETITORS MUST BE AVAILABLE AT THE BOARD TO DRAW WHEN CALLED BY THE STEWARD.
Class 1: IRISH JIG, Under 8 years Event 1
1 – A. C. Francis, Whakatane
6 – V. Davidson, Marton
7 – J. Dombroski, Whakatane
11 – S. Blackburn, Wellington
12 – L. Blackburn, Wellington
21 – J. Bone, Hastings
26 – D. J. Ludlow, Hastings.
27 – M. A. Ludlow, Hastings
29 – A. M. Clotworthy, Thames
39 – D. R. Darling, Hastings
41 – D. J. Edwards, Hastings
44 – J. N. Nikolaison, Hastings
51 – L. De La Haye, Upper Hutt
52 – D. M. McNabb, Hastings
55 – T. J. Davis, Hastings
56 – V. Pollock, Ashburton
61 – A. Downie, Auckland
63 – J. I. King, Carterton
67 – P. Reid, Christchurch
68 – S. Bray, Waipukurau
70 – K. Dixon, Opotiki
74 – D. J. Rumbal, Waipukurau
79 – G. Appleton-Seymour, Waipawa
80 – P. MacKinnon, Wellington
81 – S. J. Welsh, Lower Hutt
85 – S. Broadbelt, Hamilton
87 – L. Daly, Hastings
Class 2: HIGHLAND FLING, 8-10 years Event 2
5 – A. Cleary, Waipawa
17 – M. MacDonald, Havelock North
20 – M. Booker, Waipawa
22 – S. Homes, Palmerston North
23 – V. Shaw, Hastings
31 – L. Price, Northland
36 – C. A. Lean, Hastings
46 – G. S. Edgecombe, Havelock Nth
50 – G. Patterson, Opotiki
53 – L. Richardson, Wellington Sth
57 – F. J. Hanning, Johnsonville
58 – G. J. Short, Pukekohe
60 – A. F. Wing, Linden
62 – J. McDonald, Marton
65 – J. M. Cox, Te Atatu
76 – C. Goodwin, Masterton
77 – A. Goodwin, Masterton
78 – S. M. Munro, Lower Hutt
83 – G. E. Gifkins, Hastings
84 – L. Leggett, Lower Hut
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Kindergarten Class: IRISH JIG, 6 years and under Event 3
4 – S. McLanachan, Hastings
6 – V. Davidson, Marton
11 – S. Blackburn, Wellington
13 – S. McLean, Napier
14 – M. Black, Hastings
19 – M. O’Leary, Auckland
26 – D. J. Ludlow, Hastings
29 – A. M. Clotworthy, Thames
42 – L. M. Manson, Hastings
51 – L. De La Haye, Upper Hutt
52 – D. M. McNabb, Hastings
68 – S. Bray, Waipukurau
72 – J. C. Clark, Auckland
79 – G. Appleton-Seymour, Waipawa
80 – P. MacKinnon, Wellington
Class 3: HIGHLAND FLING, 10-13 years Event 4
2 – C. Roberts, Paeroa
3 – R. Bernstone, Hastings
8 – R. Stretch, Blenheim
9 – S. Pears, Southland
10 – A. Whyte, Hastings
15 – B. Laing, Hastings
16 – S. Garner, Hastings
18 – E. Deacon, Hastings
24 – V. Tonge, Auckland
25 – K. Spence, Hastings
28 – A. McLeod, Hamilton
32 – J. M. Clarke, Timaru
38 – C. Elder, Hamilton
40 – G. K. Davey, Hastings
43 – D. J. Nikolaison, Hastings
45 – V. M. Edgecombe, Hastings
47 – J. Fitchet, Wanganui
48 – L. K. Bradley, South Canterbury
59 – A. M. Coombe, Havelock North
64 – B. C. Bell, Auckland
66 – F. Thoreson, Hastings
69 – D. Bartley, Opotiki
71 – N. Reynolds, Pukekohe
73 – S. D. Rumbal, Waipukurau
75 – K. E. Cormack, Napier
82 – J. M. Gifkins, Hastings
– L. Mackenzie, Feilding
LOCAL FLING, Under 10 years Event 5
5 – A. Cleary, Waipawa
7 – M. MacDonald, Havelock Nth
20 – M. Booker, Waipawa
21 – J. Bone, Hastings
23 – V. Shaw, Hastings
26 – D. J. Ludlow, Hastings
27 – M. A. Ludlow, Hastings
36 – C. A. Lean, Hastings
39 – D. R. Darling, Hastings
44 – J. N. Nikolaison, Hastings
49 – S. A. Ewing-Jarvie, Hastings
55 – T. J. Davis, Hastings
88 – S. Bray, Waipukurau
79 – G. Appleton-Seymour, Waipawa
LOCAL SWORDS, 10-12 years Event 6
3 – R. Bernstone, Hastings
10 – A. Whyte, Hastings
15 – B. Laing, Hastings
25 – K. Spence, Hastings
32 – J. M. Clarke, Timaru
45 – V. M. Edgecombe, Hastings
59 – Ann Coombe, Hastings
75 – K. E. Cormack, Napier
Class 2: SWORD DANCE, 8-10 years Event 7
5 – A. Cleary, Waipawa
17 – M. MacDonald, Havelock Nth
20 – M. Booker, Waipawa
22 – S. Homes, Palmerston Nth
23 – V. Shaw, Hastings
31 – L. Price, Northland
36 – C. A. Lean, Hastings
46 – G. S. Edgecombe, Havelock Nth
50 – G. Patterson, Opotiki
53 – L. Richardson, Wellington Sth
57 – F. J. Hanning, Johnsonville
58 – G. J. Short, Pukekohe
60 – A. F. Wing, Linden
62 – J. McDonald, Marton
65 – J. M. Cox, Te Atatu
76 – C. Goodwin, Masterton
77 – A. Goodwin, Masterton|
78 – S. M. Munro, Lower Hutt
83 – G. E. Gifkins, Hastings
84 – L. Leggett, Lower Hutt
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Class 1: HIGHLAND FLING, Under 8 years Event 8
1 – A. C. Francis, Whakatane
6 – V. Davidson, Marton
7 – J. Dombroski, Whakatane
11 – S. Blackburn, Wellington
12 – L. Blackburn, Wellington
21 – J. Bone, Hastings
26 – D. J. Ludlow, Hastings
27 – M. A. Ludlow, Hastings
29 – A. M. Clotworthy, Thames
39 – D. R. Darling. Hastings
41 – D. J. Edwards. Hastings
44 – J. F. Nikolaison, Hastings
51 – L. de La Haye, Upper Hutt
52 – D. M. McNabb, Hastings
55 – T. J. Davis, Hastings
56 – V. Pollock, Ashburton
61 – A. Downie, Auckland
63 – J. I. King, Carterton
67 – P. Reid, Christchurch
68 – S. Bray, Waipukurau
70 – K. Dixon, Opotiki
74 – D. J. Rumbal, Waipukurau
79 – G. Appleton-Seymour, Waipawa
80 – P. MacKinnon, Wellington
81 – S. J. Welsh, Lower Hutt
85 – S. Broadbelt, Hamilton
87 – L. Daly, Hastings
Class 3: SEAN TRUIBHAS: 10 – 12 years Event 9
2 – C. Roberts, Paeroa
3 – R. Bernstone, Hastings
8 – R. Stretch, Blenheim
9 – S. Pears, Southland
10 – A. Whyte, Hastings
15 – B. Laing, Hastings
16 – S. Garner, Hastings
18 – E. Deacon, Hastings
24 – V. Tonge, Auckland
25 – K. Spence, Hastings
28 – A. McLeod, Hamilton
32 – J. M. Clarke, Timaru
38 – C. Elder, Hamilton
40 – G. K. Davey, Hastings
45 – V. M. Edgecombe, Hastings
47 – J. Fitchet, Wanganui
48 – L. K. Bradley, Sth Canterbury
59 – A. M. Coombe, Havelock North
64 – B. C. Bell, Auckland
66 – F. Thoreson, Hastings
69 – D. Bartley, Opotiki
71 – N. Reynolds, Pukekohe
73 – S. D. Rumbal, Waipukurau
75 – K. E. Cormack, Napier
82 – J. M. Gifkins, Hastings
– L. Mackenzie, Feilding
PRIMARY SCHOLARSHIP IRISH JIG, 8-10 years Event 10
5 – A. Cleary, Waipawa
17 – M. MacDonald, Havelock Nth
20 – M. Booker, Waipawa
22 – S. Homes, Palmerston North
23 – V. Shaw, Hastings
31 – L. Price, Northland
36 – C. A. Lean, Hastings
49 – S. A. Ewing-Jarvie, Hastings
50 – G. Patterson, Opotiki
53 – L. Richardson, Wellington Sth
57 – F. J. Hanning, Johnsonville
58 – G. J. Short, Pukekohe
61 – A. Downie, Auckland
60 – A. F. Wing, Linden
62 – J. McDonald, Marton
65 – J. M. Cox, Te Atatu
76 – C. Goodwin, Masterton
78 – S. M. Munro, Lower Hutt
83 – G. E. Gifkins, Hastings
84 – L. Leggett, Lower Hutt
Class 1: SWORD DANCE, Under 8 years Event 11
1 – A. C. Francis, Whakatane
6 – V. Davidson, Marton
7 – J. Dombroski, Whakatane
12 – L. Blackburn, Wellington
21 – J. Bone, Hastings
26 – D. J. Ludlow, Hastings
27 – M. A. Ludlow, Hastings
29 – A. M. Clotworthy, Thames
39 – D. R. Darling, Hastings
41 – D. J. Edwards, Hastings
44 – J. Nikolaison, Hastings
51 – L. De La Haye, Upper Hutt
52 – D. M. McNabb, Hastings
55 – T. J. Davis, Hastings
56 – V. Pollock, Ashburton
61 – A. Downie, Auckland
67 – P. Reid, Christchurch
68 – S. Bray, Waipukurau
70 – K. Dixon, Opotiki
74 – D. J. Rumbal, Waipukurau
79 – G. Appleton-Seymour, Waipawa
80 – P. MacKinnon, Wellington
85 – S. Broadbelt, Hamilton
87 – L. Daly, Hastings
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Class 3: IRISH JIG, 10-12 years Event 12
2 – C. Roberts, Paeroa
3 – R. Bernstone, Hastings
8 – R. Stretch, Blenheim
9 – S. Pears, Southland
10 – A. Whyte, Hastings
15 – B. Laing, Hastings
16 – S. Garner, Hastings
18 – E. Deacon, Hastings
4 – V. Tonge, Auckland
25 – K. Spence, Hastings
28 – A. McLeod, Hamilton
32 – J. M. Clarke, Timaru
38 – C. Elder, Hamilton
40 – G. K. Davey, Hastings
43 – D. J. Nikolaison, Hastings
45 – V. M. Edgecombe, Hastings
47 – J. Fitchet, Wanganui
48 – L. K. Bradley, Sth Canterbury
59 – A. M. Coombe, Havelock North
64 – B. C. Bell, Auckland
66 – F. Thoreson, Hastings
69 – D. Hartley, Opotiki
71 – N. Reynolds, Pukekohe
73 – S. D. Rumbal, Waipukurau
75 – K. E. Cormack, Napier
82 – J. M. Gifkins, Hastings
– L. Mackenzie, Feilding
Local Events – Please note that this event is restricted to those competitors who have never won a first prize at previous Highland Games. If this renders you ineligible to compete, please advise the Secretary for a refund of entry fee.
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Piping Section
A Grade Board – Monday
Adjudicator: MR. D. BAIN, Ashburton
Stewards and Officials:
MESSRS. R. WILKINSON, Napier, L. McARTHUR, Turangi and D. MUNRO, Hastings
(Commencing 9 a.m. sharp)
NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP SLOW MARCH (A GRADE) Event 1
1st prize $12 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $8; 3rd prize; $4.
130 – A. R. Dodd, Dunedin
142 – A. Sheath, Hamilton
146 – I. Guild, Wellington
151 – R. McL. Loan, Wellington
154 – N. Foster, Wellington
157 – I. Mansfield, Napier
160 – J. D. Hanning, Johnsonville
185 – Z. Kidd, Christchurch
189 – J. M. Barrie, Auckland
161 – R. B. Rankin, Marton
165 – D. Thoresen, Hastings
167 – G. S. Welsh, Lower Hutt
168 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington
170 – J. B. McVean, Oamaru
176 – I. L. McKay, Wellington
179 – B. G. Brougham, Auckland
184 – C. Jennings, Westshore
186 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin
190 – L. Turrell, Auckland
CITY OF HASTINGS MARCH (A GRADE) Event 2
1st prize $6 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $4; 3rd prize $2.
130 – A. R. Dodd, Dunedin
142 – A. Sheath, Hamilton
146 – I. Guild, Wellington,
151 – R. McL. Loan, Wellington
152 – R. A. Loan, Wellington
154 – N. Foster, Wellington
157 – I. Mansfield, Napier
160 – J. D. Hanning, Johnsonville
185 – Z. Kidd, Christchurch
189 – J. M. Barrie, Auckland
161 – R. B. Rankin, Marton
165 – D. Thoresen, Hastings
167 – G. S. Welsh, Lower Hutt
168 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington
170 – J. B. McVean, Oamaru
176 – I. L. McKay, Wellington
179 – B. G. Brougham, Auckland
184 – C. Jennings, Westshore
186 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin
190 – L. Turrell, Auckland
STRATHSPEY AND REEL (A GRADE) Event 3
1st prize $6 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $4; 3rd prize $2.
130 – A. R. Dodd, Dunedin
142 – A. Sheath, Hamilton
146 – I. Guild, Wellington
151 – R. McL Loan, Wellington
152 – R. A. Loan, Wellington
154 – N. Foster, Wellington
157 – I. Mansfield, Napier
160 – J. D. Hanning, Johnsonville
185 – Z. Kidd, Christchurch
189 – J. M. Barrie, Auckland
161 – R. B. Rankin, Marton
165 – D. Thoresen, Hastings
167 – G. S. Welsh, Lower Hutt
168 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington
170 – J. B. McVean, Oamaru
176 – I. L. McKay, Wellington
179 – B. G. Brougham, Auckland
184 – C. Jennings, Westshore
186 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin
190 – L. Turrell, Auckland
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JIG AND HORNPIPE (A GRADE) Event 4
1st prize $6 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 3nd prize $4; 3rd prize $2.
130 – A. R. Dodd, Dunedin
142 – A. Sheath, Hamilton
146 – I. Guild, Wellington
151 – R. McL Loan, Wellington
152 – R. A. Loan, Wellington
154 – N. Foster, Wellington
157 – I. Mansfield, Napier
160 – J. D. Hanning, Johnsonville
185 – Z. Kidd, Christchurch
189 – J. M. Barrie, Auckland
161 – R. B. Rankin, Marton
165 – D. Thoresen, Hastings
167 – G. S. Welsh, Lower Hutt
168 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington
170 – J. B. McVean, Oamaru
176 – I. L. McKay, Wellington
179 – B. G. Brougham, Auckland
186 – F. Mathieson, Dunedin
190 – L. Turrell, Auckland
6/8 MARCH Event 5
1st prize $6 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $4; 3rd prize $2.
130 – A. R. Dodd, Dunedin
142 – A. Sheath, Hamilton
146 – I. Guild, Wellington
151 – R. McL Loan, Wellington
152 – R. A. Loan, Wellington
154 – N. Foster, Wellington
157 – I. Mansfield, Napier
160 – J. D. Hanning, Johnsonville
135 – Z. Kidd, Christchurch
189 – J. M. Barrie, Auckland
161 – R. B. Rankin, Marton
165 – D. Thoresen, Hastings
167 – G. S. Welsh, Lower Hutt
168 – F. MacKinnon, Wellington
170 – J. B. McVean, Oamaru
176 – I. L. McKay, Wellington
179 – B. G. Brougham, Auckland
184 – C. Jennings, Westshore
186 – F, Mathieson, Dunedin
190 – L. Turrell, Auckland
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Piping Section
B Grade Board – Monday
Adjudicator: MR. D. P. J. SARGENT, Woodville
Stewards and Officials:
MESSRS. A. YOUNG, Hastings; H. McKERRELL, Hastings and E. LOWE, Hastings
Commencing 9 a.m. sharp
NORTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP MARCH (Under 21 years) Event 1
Kindly Sponsored by CYCLONE AUTO LTD., Hastings.
1st prize $12 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $8; 3rd prize $4.
134 – I. Hines, Wellington
136 – M. Henderson, Sth Canterbury
144 – M. Williams, Hastings
150 – I. S. Loan, Wellington
152 – R. A. Loan, Wellington
154 – N. Foster, Wellington
158 – R. Green, Napier
164 – I. R. Carruthers, Taradale
169 – O. L. Bishop, Hastings
172 – G. Lydford, Napier
187 – S. J. Hobson, Masterton
HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES MARCH (B GRADE) Event 2
1st prize $6 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $4; 3rd prize $2.
154 – I. Hines, Wellington
136 – M. Henderson, Sth Canterbury
140 – J. R. Trevor, Hastings
144 – M. Williams, Hastings
188 – I. T. Anderson, Wellington
158 – R. Green, Napier
169 – O. L. Bishop, Hastings
172 – G. Lydford, Napier
187 – S. J. Hobson, Masterton
STRATHSPEY AND REEL (B GRADE) Event 3
Kindly Sponsored by: MILLAR & GIORGI LTD.
1st prize $6 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $4; 3rd prize $2.
134 – I. Hines, Wellington
136 – M. Henderson, Sth Canterbury
140 – J. R. Trevor, Hastings
144 – M. Williams, Hastings
188 – I. T. Anderson, Wellington
158 – R. Green, Napier
169 – O. L. Bishop, Hastings
172 – G. Lydford, Napier
187 – S. J. Hobson, Masterton
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Piping Section
Novice Piping Board – Monday
Adjudicator: MR. L. MacKINNON, Jnr., Palmerston North
Stewards and Officials:
Messrs. K. TOBIN, R. WALKER and B. McLAREN, all Hastings.
Commencing 9 a.m. sharp.
MARCH (NOVICE) Event 1
1st prize $5 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $3; 3rd prize $2.
135 – P. Reid, Lower Hutt
137 – N. Warner, Kati Kati
147 – R. Hendry, Wellington
148 – J. Williams, Wellington
149 – P. McGrannachan, Gisborne
153 – A. L. MacAulay, Petone
156 – Miss B. Miller, Christchurch
162 – Miss G. Cadman, Hamilton
163 – Mrs. E. J. Fraser, Patoka
166 – M. G. McCathie, Napier
171 – G. Aslin, Wellington
173 – P. Jones, Waipawa
182 – M. C. Baird, Hastings
6/8 MARCH (C GRADE) Event 2
1st prize $5 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $3; 3rd prize $2.
131 – M. E. Robinson, Oamaru
132 – J. Berry, Marton
135 – P. Reid, Lower Hutt
137 – N. Warner, Kati Kati
138 – Miss I. Lynch, Kati Kati
139 – B. Dean, Napier
143 – Miss F. J. McLean, Levin
145 – L. Wills, Tauranga
147 – R. Hendry, Wellington
148 – J. Williams, Wellington
150 – I. S. Loan, Wellington
153 – A. L. MacAulay, Petone
159 – I. Lee, Taradale
162 – Miss G. Cadman, Hamilton
164 – I. R. Carruthers, Taradale
166 – M. G. McCathie, Napier
171 – G. Aslin, Wellington
173 – P. Jones, Waipawa
174 – M. J. Williams, Hastings
178 – G. Harris, Hastings
181 – R. McNabb, Levin
183 – R. Trotter, Hastings
SLOW MARCH (LADIES’ EVENT) Event 3
1st prize $8 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $6; 3rd prize $2.
138 – Miss I. Lynch, Kati Kati
143 – Miss F. J. McLean, Levin
156 – Miss B. Miller, Christchurch
162 – Miss G. Cadman, Hamilton
163 – Mrs. E. J. Fraser, Patoka
175 – Miss J. M. Wilson, Levin
Tuning – All competitors in Piping Section will be allowed a maximum of HALF A MINUTE to tune drones at Board.
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Drumming – A Section
Novice Piping Board – Monday
Commencing 1 p.m. approx.
Adjudicator: Mr. G. R. McARTHUR, Palmerston North
Stewards and Officials:
Messrs. K. TOBIN, Hastings and R. WALKER, Hastings.
HASTINGS HIGHLAND GAMES CHAMPIONSHIP 6/8 STRATHSPEY AND REEL
1st prize $8 and Highland Games Gold Medal, 2nd prize $6, 3rd prize $2.
221 – J. Berkett, Hastings
227 – W. G. Lee, Hastings
228 – G. Bainbridge, Hastings
230 – W. R. Hobbs, Wellington
Drumming – B Section
6/8 STRATHSPEY AND REEL
1st prize $5 and Highland Games Gold Medal; 2nd prize $3; 3rd prize $2.
220 – C. L. Wood, Tauranga
222 – V. Booker, Waipawa
223 – M. Burney, Waipawa
224 – C. E. Williams, Hastings
225 – D. R. Wing, Wellington
226 – R. W. Wood, Palmerston North
231 – I. Hawkins, Wellington
232 – R. Sowman, Wellington
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