HUTT AND PETONE NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 664, 15 November 1909, Page 5

HUTT AND PETONE NEWS.

(From Our Special Bcportir.l :■ •'- -—-—-!•*- ——— :-.•■•. : .' ; , petone bowing "cam: The final for; the Petone Bowing dab's tnal fours was rowed on Saturday under favourablo conditions. The result was: Bonner (stroke), Bland, May, W. H. Sharon; beat Tramain (stroke), .Canty' Drunimond, Burnette, The race was very evenly contested, Bonner's crow having a lead of only three feet at the finish. .. .:..-■ '» : The following crews have been, picked for the junior fours race to be rowed next Saturday:—No. 1 crew: Glennie (stroke), Blind, Jack, Daley, M'Neil; No. 2: H. Burridge (stroke); Burnette,. W. .0. Sharon, Smith; No.. 3: Gore (stroke), Staples, Newell, Jas. Daley; No. i: Drummond (stroke), Melrose, R; Parr, E. -Valentine. ; The. following' have been picked for the senior fours, also to be rowed on Saturday ;-- No.'l crow: Bonner (stroke), MT?arlane, Moore, May; No. 2: Tremain i (stroke), Drummond, Parr, Canty; No. 3: Sharon (stroke), Parrant, Struthers, Arrowsmith; No. 4: White (stroke),. Byrnes, Burridge, Ingles., ' I ":■'■ '.'■■ JOTTINGS..' •, The Petone Catholic Bazaar was brought to a conclusion: on Saturday night when thero was. an attendance as large as on any of the four previous, nighfa. Special ontbrtainnient was provided, by the Wellington Pipe Band and a party of ; Scotch dancers; ; The opening of the ' Beretaunga Boating Club's season, which was to have taken place on King's Birthday, hod-b<»n indefinitely postponed. A number of boats were out; last Saturday, but no races will bo held for some time yet. . /V '• , '. .- V' v . .'■.■"■ Anniversary services in the now Methodist Church at Petone were continued yesterday. The musical portion'-.of- the sarvice inclndpd: special ohotal work wiih soii-and amtiaDia.