CUTTER RACING.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1302, 4 December 1911, Page 11

CUTTER RACING.

Tho annual cutter raco between teahiS representing the Wellington ex-Navals and tho Petone. ex-Navals was rowed at retono on Saturday, the prize at; stake •being a "White Horse Whisky" trophy. A large number of Spectators assembled I and the contest was an exciting one. Petono came in first, after a very close race by a quarter of a length The crews were —Petone- Pan-ant (str.), F. Ryan (cox), W. H. Ryan, Joe Ryan. Wh'itlev, W. Parrant. H. Parrant, Fraser, Villars, Martin, Sharon. Wellinirton: Baker (str.), Griffiths (cox), Smith, Burns, Bishop. M'Williams, Jansen, Bruce, Burn, G"tt, Casey. Tho raco for the Mothes Cup between crews from the Wellington and Petone Navals was also keenly contested, and was won by Wellington bv a few feet, f.rews—Petone: J. Rvan (str.). Shnrdlnw, Martin, Miller, Ad'-"—- T aw.-„ Skinner. Brunnette, Kuttnll, Wilson, and Sergt. Knight (cox). Welling;. 11 \mnan (str.). M'Rny, Campbell. Lewis, Parser, Sinclair. Hougiray, Tavlor, Woods, Stevens (cox). During the afternoon tea was served in tho boat shed by the ladies.

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