THE WELLINGTON-AKAROA YACHT RACE.— TOP: The competing yachts passing Point Jerningham, outward bound from Wellington Harbour, soon after the start of the race on Saturday afternoon. This photograph was taken from St. Gerard’s Monastery, Oriental Bay. BOTTOM: The 45ft Lyttelton ketch Ngatahi turning back after the start because she was over the line when the race began. On the extreme right is the Caprice, a Wellington entrant, which was the early leader.
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Press, Volume CV, Issue 30954, 10 January 1966, Page 1
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72THE WELLINGTON-AKAROA YACHT RACE.— TOP: The competing yachts passing Point Jerningham, outward bound from Wellington Harbour, soon after the start of the race on Saturday afternoon. This photograph was taken from St. Gerard’s Monastery, Oriental Bay. BOTTOM: The 45ft Lyttelton ketch Ngatahi turning back after the start because she was over the line when the race began. On the extreme right is the Caprice, a Wellington entrant, which was the early leader. Press, Volume CV, Issue 30954, 10 January 1966, Page 1
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