Hawke’s Bay Photo News 1963 – Number 051 February
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PHOTO NEWS
HAWKE’S BAY’S OWN PICTORIAL PHOTO MAGAZINE
Vol. 5
No. 3
February 1963
Editor Philip Moore
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Front Cover. Once again we bring you the three finalists of the annual “Miss Hawke’s Bay'” Bathing Beauty contest. They are, from left: Nicola Hearn, Havelock North, Jocelyn McIvor and Valerie Flanders, Miss Hawke’s Bay 1963.
Back Cover. One of Hawke’s Bay’s finest beaches “Waipatiki”, which is fast becoming popular with the more hardy motoring types of the province, who are game to brave the access road.
“Miss Hawke’s Bay”, Miss Valerie Flanders of Hastings.
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WILSON – RAMSEY. At St. Mark’s Church, Takapau, Patricia, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ramsey, of Takapau, to Norris, son of Mr. and Mrs. N.L. Wilson of Takapau. The reception was held at the Buffalo Lodge, Takapau.
Wendy Studios, Takapau
LEACH – CRACKNELL. At St. Mary’s Church, Waipukurau, Huia, only daughter of Mr. and the late Mrs. J.C.N. Cracknell, to Samuel, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Leach of Gisborne. The reception was at the Waipawa United Football Club Gymnasium.
Photo by Wendy Studios.
DURHAM – THOMAS. At St. Andrew’s Church, Waipukurau, Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Thomas, of Okato, New Plymouth, to Norris, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Durham, of Waipukurau. The reception was held at the Rugby Union Hall, Waipukurau.
Photo by Wendy Studios.
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Aynsley Robyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. McClure, Napier, is shown at her 21st birthday which was held recently at the Old Folks Assn. Hall, Napier.
Marion, daugher of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Nicholls, Greenmeadows, is shown at her 21st birthday, which was held at Wesley Methodist Hall, Napier, recently.
Photo by Batchelors Studios
Doug Parkinson celebrated his 21st birthday at the Tikokino Town Hall. His mother, Mrs W. Collins, looks on.
Photo by Wendy Studios
Pauline Lynette, daughter of Mrs. A. I. Warrander, Napier, celebrated her 16th at home.
Photo by Batchelors Studios.
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HENDERSON – POWDRELL. Margaret Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs E. F. Powdrell, Hastings, pictured leaving St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Hastings, following her wedding to Ashton-Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs K. D. Henderson, Tauranga. The reception was held in the Hawke’s Bay Farmers Tearooms.
HEWETT – BRADSHAW. Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Hewett shown after their wedding at St. Augustine’s Church, Napier. The bride was formerly Marion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs C. C. Bradshaw, Meeanee, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hewett, Napier.
Photo by Batchelors Studios
SHAND – USHER. The bride, Ngaire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Usher, Havelock North, prepares to enter Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Havelock North, for her marriage to James, son of Mrs. and the late Mr. A. J. Shand, Kauana, Southland. With her is her bridesmaid, Miss Barbara Oliver.
TAYLOR – McMEEKIN. – Photographed following their wedding at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Hastings, recently, are Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Wilbert Taylor. The bride is Mairi Helen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McMeekin, Hastings. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Taylor, Hastings.
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BABY SHOW
Babies galore, what a surprise for the Napier Thirty Thousand Club when they decided to hold a Baby Show as part of the holiday attractions. They were overwhelmed with 249 happy entrants.
Mrs. Green of Napier, one of the judges, passes a critical eye over a happy entrant.
Winner of the six months and under group was Anthony Whiteman, seen here with this mother.
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12 to 18 months was won by David Skilton, seen here with his mother, Mrs. Jean Skilton.
Gail Stewart looks a little pensive. Gail was placed 2nd in the 12-18 months group.
Bruce Johnstone, winner of the 18 months to 2 years group.
Michele Rusbatch, who was a place getter in the 2 to 3 years age group.
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TENNIS CHAMPION
Miss Jenny Griev (right) formerly of Hastings, and Barry Harris (Wellington) with their trophy for the combined doubles handicap.
J. Roach (left) and B. Shute (Hutt Valley), winners of the men’s doubles title. Shute also retained his mens singles title.
Sixteen year old Linda Farrell of Hastings, featured in seven finals of the Hawke’s Bay Open Tennis Championships on the Whitehead Road courts recently, and finished up with six titles. Linda was the first player ever to win all three singles championships – under 17 years, under 19 years, and the women’s open. She also made a clean sweep in the womens open events for three senior titles. Here is Linda surrounded with her cups and trophies, at the end of the tournament.
Miss P. Shorter (Napier) and R. Beale (Napier), winners of the combined doubles handicap event.
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RED LETTER DAY
My Hat! What eye catchers. These Napier youngsters travelled incognito on shopping day. They are, from left: Shirley Eagle, Gayle Swanne, Susan Swanne, Suzanne Oliver and Josephine Collins.
After a full days outing in Hastings on Red Letter Shopping Day the crowds drifted back to the station and lined up waiting the arrival of the free train.
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One of the oldest motoring landmarks in Hawke’s Bay, the Puketapu swing, or suspension bridge is soon to disappear. It is being replaced by a modern two lane motorway with concrete piers. The old structure (above) barely allowed a single vehicle to pass. The new bridge (below) has been the scene of steady progress, the abutments and concrete piers now being completed. The new bridge is likely to be opened later in the year.
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Polaris, driven by Ralph Whitwell, Mangakino, was the fastest boat on the river during the regatta and won the major event of the day, the N.Z. Unlimited V-bottom Championship. Polaris, powered by twin Corvette engines, leads the field followed by Miss Waipa.
Pat Mudgeway of Hastings cuts a swath through the water in his powerful hydroplane, Vega, during the A Class Midget Handicap.
Kaye 2, powered with a single Corvette engine, roars under the overhead bridge after competing in the B Class Championship event. Kaye 2 is under the hands of Hastings driver P. Lee.
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Down the straight in a neck to neck tussle are Swiss Miss, Kaye 2, and Silhouette, during the second lap of the B. Class Handicap event.
In a swirl of foam, Tyrant, driven by A. H. Hill (Hastings) and Quick Step, driven by G.A. Beach (Hastings), round a buoy during the A Class Midget Handicap event.
Meleech leads the field around the lower buoy during the first lap of the B Class Handicap event.
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MARCHING, MARCHING, MARCHING
About twenty teams, including midgets, juniors and seniors, lined up for review by the Mayor and Mayoress of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Giorgi, during the official opening of the Hastings Marching Club’s Championships, recently.
The Furniture Services, Palmerston North, senior marching team, dress for their part in the championships.
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What a contrast! These three members of a Palmerston North marching team are seen in informal dress and then later in their marching costumes. They are from left: Valerie Drew, Bronwyn Evans and Hillary Stewart.
Three members of the Napier Ladies’ Pipe Band shown at a farewell party held for them at the Old Folks Hall, before they sailed for England on the “Arcadia”. They are from left: Aynsley McClure, Joy Mansfield, Shirley Bell.
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One of the many groups of overseas tourists that are visiting Napier this season. The above group are all Australians. Over 30 of these parties are expected to make a stop of two days in Napier during this holiday season.
Inaugural meeting of members of the new Napier West Rotary Club who have applied for a charter from Rotary International U.S.A.
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Allan, shown with his mother, Mrs V. M. L. Joseph and Annette Foster, at his 21st which was held at the Red Cross Hall, Napier.
Photo by Batchelors Studios
James, son of Mrs P. M. Morris, Napier, and Alison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Doran, recently celebrated their engagement at a party held at home.
Photo by Batchelors Studios
John Rumball cuts his 21st birthday cake at the Tikokino Town Hall. He is helped by his mother and father.
Photo by Wendy Studios
Brian, son of Mr. and Mrs B. C. Morley, Havelock North, celebrated his 21st birthday at St. Luke’s Hall, Havelock North. He is shown here with his parents.
Photo by Batchelors Studios
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SOCIAL
John, son of Mr. and Mrs I. H. Smith, Hastings, celebrated his 21st birthday at a friend’s house in Napier, recently. He is shown here with his parents.
Photo by Batchelors Studios
POULTER – LISTER. Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Poulter, pictured leaving the Meeanee Catholic Church after their recent wedding. The bride was Doreen Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lister, Taradale, and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs C. D. Poulter, Hastings.
Photo by Batchelors Studios
Elaine, daughter of Mr and Mrs N. H. Woods, Napier, is shown with Barry, son of Mr and Mrs F. A. Nicholls, Napier, at their engagement party, which was held at home.
Photo by Batchelors Studios
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SURF CARNIVAL
David Popplewell, Waimarama Club, drags his ski from the surf at the finish of the Senior Surf Ski event at the Pacific Beach Carnival, held at Napier recently.
Members of the various clubs entered into the spirit of the beach races. This one, the senior event was won by David Popplewell (right).
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The Waimarama Junior Six, winners of the Russell Cup. They are from left: David Padfield, Roger Mole, Gavin Noonan, Vill Sewell, Graeme Robertson and Peter Kidd. The instructor (left) is G. Hannah.
The Pacific Senior Six team which won the London Shield at the recent Pacific Club’s beach carnival. From left to right they are: Maurice Munro, John McKerras, John Baker, Alan Gampton, Ken Griffen, David Johnstone.
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SCHOOL OF SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING
To the thrilling beat of a Scottish Reel, Hastings M.P., Mr. Duncan MacIntyre and his partner, Miss Joan Frawley, Auckland, took part in a dance after officially opening the annual summer school of the Scottish Country Dancing Associations held at the Napier Boys’ High School during the holidays.
Scottish lads and lasses from all parts of the Dominion were present for the school. Some 180 were enrolled for the course.
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Stretched across the lawn fronting the High School, dancers whirl to the strains of a Scottish reel.
Mrs. Madeline Streamer came all the way from Brisbane to the school and received a spray from the South Island President, Mr. Les Jack, Dunedin.
The Scottie wi’ the goatee is Colin Laing, of Auckland.
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Santa visits Cornwall Road, Greenmeadows. Residents of this road got together and invited Father Christmas to visit them and children one afternoon.
Little Derek Parke has a word with Santa, and receives something in exchange.
After the all important ceremony of present giving, Father Christmas gave the children rides in his conveyance.
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Hawke’s Bay Commercial Travellers’ Assocation Christmas Party at the Old Folks Hall, Napier.
Lack of space forces us to include only a few of the many children’s Christmas Parties held at this time of the year. Our apologies to all those we were unable to cover. – The Editor.
Members of the Revue Skating Club’s team, who have just competed in the National Championships held at Palmerston North.
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MEEANEE SPORTS
Jillian Fear and Robyn Steenson, both of Hastings, pictured during their sword dance at the Meeanee Sports and Rodeo.
The Scottish dancer under the massive sombrero is Sharon Murphy, Palmerston North, getting acquainted with a pony.
Wendy Olive, Meeanee, winner of the Irish Jig, photographed on the board during her dance.
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A women’s novelty chopping event drew a large crowd. Swinging their axes are Barbara Graham (nearest camera) and Jan Graham, both of Napier.
Winner of the event and fagged out is Mrs J. Tahu, Rotorua.
Bruce Sims (left) of Hastings and Jim O’Brien (right) of Taradale, competing in the standing chop event.
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JUNIOR BATHING BEAUTIES
The Junior Bathing Beauty contest, part of the Mardi Gras attractions on the Marine Parade, drew a large entry of young beauties. Above is the 2-3 years line-up waiting for the judge’s decision.
Debbie Hellrieger, Elizabeth Ward and Wendy Osborne. Winners in the 2-3 years group.
Beverly Brooks, Debra Hay, and Jannine Marsh, place getters in the 4-5 years age group.
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Winners of the 6-7 years, Lynne Osborne, Kathie Shirley, and Rina Renata.
Gail Temple, Christine Primrose and Judith Green, in the 9-10 years age group.
Leslie Cox, Heather McKay, and Colleen Craier, were the winners in the 7-8 years group.
Arita Rupha, Danielle McKearney and Gail Single in the 11-12 age group.
The fifteen year age group was represented by Elisabeth Pressly of Papatoetoe.
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OUTDOOR ART EXHIBITION
The annual out-door Art Exhibition of the Hawke’s Bay and East Coast Art Society drew a large audience of appreciate viewers this year, but unfortunately a reduced entry.
Above, the exhibition in the Collonade, Napier, and below, a closer view of some of the work presented.
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Miss Kaye Skudder, sponsored by Clive Ladies’ Club, likes dancing and swimming and also plays hockey.
In an effort to raise funds and put Clive on the map, the newly formed Clive Civic Committee is sponsoring a Queen Carnival, which is to end with a monster gala at Farndon Park on February 2nd.
Miss Lynda Coates, sponsored by the Clive Hall Committee. Lynda is 16 years old, and is interested in hockey and swimming.
Miss Denise Richdale, sponsored by Clive Progressive Society. Tape recording and reading are her hobbies and Denise takes an active interest in hockey.
Miss Priscilla Gardiner, sponsored by Clive Rowing Club, and Clive Football Club. Her interests are reading, and records and also rowing and Football as a spectator.
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WAIPATIKI BEACH
Waipatiki Beach, one of the finest beaches within easy distance of Napier, if only the County would maintain the last four and a half miles in a reasonable condition. There is a farm, 28 baches (a few of which are shown above), and camp sites which may be hired. A small toll is charged on cars visiting the beach. Despite the road, there is a large number of people prepared to subject their cars to spring-breaking punishment so they can enjoy a pleasant day or week at Waipatiki Beach.
Safe parking for cars with changing sheds adjacent.
A happy little splasher wades through the lagoon.
A fresh water stream runs across the beach, providing safe bathing for young children.
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LIFE SAVERS NEW CLUB HOUSE
The Westshore Surf Life-Saving Club Inc. need your assistance. Pictured above is their new club house on Westshore Beach. They need money and volunteers to help finish this building. The building consists of a First Aid room, store, ladies’ and men’s changing rooms, and toilets, with Club rooms above. The only portion the City Council are paying for is the public changing rooms and toilets, the Surf Club providing the rest. This building and the Surf Club are a fine and useful asset to Westshore Beach, the most popular City beach. So next time you are on the beach, why not make a donation and remember the life they save may be your own. Apart from patrolling the teach, the Club also helps to keep it clean and provides a First Aid service free to all members of the public.
The old Club-house, which has been in use since the Club was formed in 1959.
Members helping during the usual weekend working bee. Anybody willing to help would be very welcome.
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A Waipukurau newspaper delivery man, Mr. D. Verran was killed instantly in this crash, when his car careered out of control and struck an oak tree. The impact wrenched the engine from its mountings.
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OLD NAPIER
Bandstands were once a feature of the Napier scene, in the days when it was considered the thing to get all dressed up in ones Sunday best and go along and listen to the band. The stand above, which was on the Marine Parade, was destroyed in the 1931 Earthquake, and the one below was in Clive Square, then moved to Westshore, and finally demolished.
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ATHLETIC MEETING
The annual Boxing Day meeting of the Napier Amateur Athletic Association at McLean Park was held under very unseasonable weather conditions which, even so, provided some very good sport, both for competitors and spectators.
A very close finish in the Devonport Challenge Cup 100 yards handicap, won by G. Wagg.
R. Grantham takes a spill on the greasy track.
Finish of the main event of the day, the Norman McKenzie Memorial Mile, won by A. Curtis, closely followed by R. Weston.
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Winners of the “Best Garden for Napier South’ section in the 1962 Napier Garden Competition were Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Simmons of 102 Vigor Brown Street, Napier.
MacConnells Photo Service
Shown with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rouse, is Desmond, who celebrated his 21st birthday recently at the Tech. Gym.
MacConnells Photo Service
This display was an interesting feature at the Mohaka Hotel during the Christmas holiday period.
MacConnells Photo Service
This group of boys were guests at Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thompson’s Homestead, Bluff Hills, R.D.2, Napier, at a teenage party held there recently. They are, back row: John Thornton, Donald Macdonald, Hugh Pearse, Bill Greville, David Thompson, Kirby Taylor. Front row: Murray McLeod, Ewan McGregor, Jim Kerr, Nigel Dobson.
MacConnells Photo Service
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SMITH – WALCH. Shown after their wedding at St. David’s Church, Napier, are Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Smith. The bride was formerly Frances June Walch, foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dalton, and the groom is Colin Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.F. Smith, Napier. Future home will be Napier.
MacConnells Photo Service
Engaged recently were Maurice, son of Mr. and Mrs. I.H. Moss, Westshore, and Heather, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Lloyd, Gisborne.
Photo by Batchelors Studios
Shown at their recent engagement party are Rex John Couper and Marline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Nicholson, Napier.
MacConnells Photo Service
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SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
Held in the War Memorial Hall, Napier, the Annual Gladiolus Show of the Hawke’s Bay Gladiolus Society was a most colourful display, with many additional bays showing flower arrangement in all its infinite variety.
The scene from the stage.
Trade exhibits were very much in evidence. A display of Gladiolus by Mr. R. G. Wilson of Taradale.
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The Pakowhai Memorial Indoor Bowling Club celebrated their wind-up with a fancy-dress party in the Pakowhai Hall.
Group of members in fancy dress.
First prize in ladies fancy dress, Mrs. B. N. Whittington of Pakowhai.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lamb won first prize for couple in fancy dress.
First prize in the men’s fancy dress went to Mr. Warnes of Hastings.
Photos by Batchelors Studios
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The pilot of this light kitset single seater, Druine Turbulent, had a lucky excape from serious injury when it made a forced landing on the bed of the Tutaekuri River and struck a wing on one of the bridge piers. He was Mr Jerry Savage of Hastings, and escaped without injury from the experience.
Tanner Cup title holder Paterson from Auckland, takes a ducking while rounding a buoy during a race off Napier. On the right is Barry Blake from Tamaki, and on the left is R. Granic of Auckland.
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FIRE BRIGADE PREPARES
Members of the Havelock North Brigade were given practical experience during a simulated fire exercise at the Havelock Hotel recently.
A crowd of spectators was early on the scene when the alarm was given.
Breathing apparatus was donned when it was learned that a fellow brigadesman was “overcome with smoke” in an upstairs bedroom.
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ASHLEY CLINTON SCHOOL CLOSES
After 86 years, the Ashley Clinton School has closed. The event was marked with an anniversary celebration which included a Ball, Roll Call and Church Service. This does not mean that the district will be without a school, because the new Sherwood School will be in operation early this year.
Part of the large crowd in the School grounds after the Roll Call.
Mr. J. Lowes, Jubilee Chairman, is shown speaking during the Luncheon held at the Ashley Clinton Hall. The others are from left to right: Mrs. J.L. Lowes, Mr. S. K. Gilbertson (H.B. Education Board), Mrs Gilbertson, Mr. J. Lowes, Miss E. Martin, Mr. Smith (H.B. Education Board).
Miss E.M. Martin, oldest teacher, cuts the Jubilee cake after the speeches at the Luncheon.
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Miss E.M. Martin, the oldest living teacher, was at the school in 1899.
Mr. F. Hoskins, present head teacher, calls todays Roll Call.
Some of the revellers at the Ball held in the Ashley Clinton Hall. Left to right: Mrs. E. Thomson, Mrs. J. Ellingham, Mr. W. Waldin, Mrs. W. McLeod. They are all ex-pupils of the school.
Photos by Wendy Studios
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CLUB AND SOCIETY SECRETARIES PLEASE NOTE
It is hoped to run a monthly page in this magazine devoted to forthcoming fixtures and attractions in the fields of sport and entertainment. Secretaries, etc., are asked to Phone 39-047 (day) and 39-931 (night) with information of forthcoming attractions, including normal club fixtures, etc., by the sixth day of every month preceding publication. This service is entirely free and it is hoped that all organisations will take advantage of this offer.
TE AWA SWIMMING CLUB
Club night every Monday night, 6.30 to 9.0pm. Learn-to-swim classes first hour.
PACIFIC SWIMMING CLUB
Club night every Wednesday night, 6.30 to 9.0pm, Learn-to-swim classes first hour.
NAPIER SWIMMING CLUB
Club night every Tuesday evening, 6.30 to 9.0pm. Learn-to-swim classes first hour.
WESTSHORE SURF LIFESAVING CLUB INC.
Hawke’s Bay Championship Surf Carnival at Westshore Beach on Saturday afternoon, the 16th February, and Sunday the 17th February.
NAPIER SAILING CLUB – Fixture for February
2nd February – 4th Race Hindmarsh Cup – I Class Trials. 3rd Race for H. Thompson Trophy Open H’cap. 3rd Race for H. Thompson Trophy – P 1st Division H’cap. 5th Race Novice Cup – P 2nd Division H’cap. 2nd Race Byford Cup – Zephyr Class H’cap.
3rd February – 5th Race Hindmarsh Cup – I Class Trials.
9th February – 2nd race Takapuna Cup – Open H’cap under 18 years. 2nd Race Hislop Cup – Open H’cap. 1st Race Hammersley Cup – P Class 1st Division H’cap. 1st Race Faulknor Cup – P Class 2nd Division H’cap. 3rd Race Byford Cup – Zephyr Class H’cap.
16th February – Bryder Trophy – Open H’cap – Returned Servicemen Skippers. 2nd Race Hammersley Cup – P Class 1st Division H’cap. 2nd Race Faulknor Cup – P Class 2nd Division H’cap. 4th Race Byford Cup – Zephyr Class H’cap.
23rd February – Pain Cup – Crews Race. 3rd Race Hammersley Cup – P Class 1st Division H’cap. 3rd Race Faulknor Cup – P Class 2nd Division H’cap. 5th Race Byford Cup – Zephyr Class H’cap.
24th February – Invitation Race for I Class Moffat Cup.
25th-28th February – I Class National Championships for Moffat Cup.
HAWKE’S BAY LAWN TENNIS CLUB
Situated at the Higgens Street Courts; open to members at all times.
HASTINGS AMATEUR ATHLETIC & CYCLING CLUB
Meetings every Tuesday evening at 7 p.m., at Nelson Park.
TARADALE AMATEUR ATHLETIC & CYCLING CLUB
Meetings every Monday evening at 7 p.m., at Taradale Park
NAPIER AMATEUR ATHLETIC & CYCLING CLUB
Meetings every Thursday evening at 7p.m., at McLean Park.
Clive Civic Committee Monster Gala at Farndon Park on February 2nd.
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