Holders at last of the Dixon Trophy, emblem of inter-College supremacy at cross-country tunning, the Club anticipates another good season. Following custom. Weir House was the starting point for the first run, club members having their usual Jog round Tinakori, and afterwards being entertained at afternoon tea by the Warden and students of Weir. Staunch supporter of the harriers. Mr. G.F. Dixon, president, of the club, wished it well again, and his remarks were endorsed by Messrs. H. McCormick and G. C. Sherwood vice-presidents.

The second run was from Wades-town thence across the Kalwarra Gorge, up old Porirua Road to Ngaio, and across country back to the starting point. This was followed by the Novice Race on 14th May. Establishing an early lead. A. R. Burge and F. D. O'Flynn ran together until a quarter of a mile from home, when Burge drew ahead to win by a good margin. A new runner. J. Palmer, displayed a fine burst of speed over the laxt half mile. arriving at the tape on O'Flynn's heels.

A six-mile course from Wadestown over touch country was chosen for the run on 21st May. This run was perhaps noteworthy for the fact that several members of the slow pack, missing the trail, ran several miles further than other runners. This has happened on every club run so far this season.