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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 2998, 3 February 1881, Page 1

Kegatta. as TTAWKE'S BAY TTJEGATTA To take place on tho NGARURORO RIVER. THURSDAY, 10_i MARCH, 1881, _ President -J. D. Ormond Esq., M. H.R. Vice-Pkksidbfts—Captain W. R. Russell, M.H.R, and if. Sutton, Ksq., M.H.R. — Juron—Thomas Tanner, Esq. I". Umpire—E. Beck, Esq. 'F Staribr—W. J. Miller, Esq, 7 Committee : J. W. Carlile I T. R. Cooper G. H. Swan J. Upchurch — S. E. Cooper D. O'Connor ig R. Price | J. G. Gilberd Hon. Secretahy- w. Bogle. j, Hon. Trbasurku—W. U. Burke, V PROGRAMME— lC 1. WHALE-BOAT RACE-For bona fids whaleboats ; five oars or more, to be sfceored with a it steer-oar; open to all comers. Distance about 2 miles. Entrance, £1. First prize, £10 ; second prize, £210s. 1 2. INTERPROVINCIAL REPRESENTATIVE RACE —(Open to amateurs only) for Four-oared Inrigged Gigs of any build, with coxswain. Distance. 2 miles. Entrance, £4. First prize, value £30; second prize, £5. — 8; MAORI CANOE RACE—Not less than twenty > men in each canoo Distance, 1 mile. En- * tranco free. First prize, £10; second prize, £2 10s. 4. SENIOR FOURS—For Four-oared Inrigged Gigs. „ Open to all Amateurs who have not rowed in y Race No. 2. Distance, 1 mile. Entrance, £2. % First prize, four embroidered belts presented | by the Ladies of Napior, with Trophy, value £15, added; second prize, Daily Telegraph's Trophy. 5. ROB ROY CANOE RACE-Distance £ mile (round a buoy). Entrance, 2s 6d; three entries or no race. Prize £2. 6. JUNIOR FOURS—For Four-oared Inrigged Gigs. Open to all Amateurs who have not rowed in Races Nos. 2 and 4. Distance 1 mile. Entrance £2. Prize value, £10. y, TUB RACES—Over a course to be pointed out. Entrance 2s 6d First prize, £110; second prize, 109. 8. PAIR-OARED PACE (Amateurs only)— Distance 1 mile. Entrance, 10s. Prize, two Gold Medals, presented by Messrs T. Tanner and i R. Stuart, Vice-Presidents of the Napier Rowing Cljb. 9. GREASY BOOM—Entrance free. Prize, a pig and £1. , 10. SWIMMING HANDlCAP—Distance, 440 yards, (round a buoy). Entrance, ss. First prize, a Cnp, value, £4 4s; second prize, £1. All competitors must wear a swimming costume. RULES1. Entries for Races Nos 1. 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10 to close en the 3rd March, at 8 p.m. 2. Entries for Race No- 3 will be received in the Committee's Room till noon on the 2nd March, and entries for Races Nob 7 and 9 will be received at the post. 3. All entries to be accompanied by entrance fees and colors, and to be addressed to the Secretary, Criterion Hotel, Napier 4. No entry will be received after the Stated hour and date on any pretence whatever 5. First race to start at 6. All Races to be rowed under Henley Rules 7. The decisions of the Umpire and Judge shall in all cases be final. 8. For this Reaatta-By an Amateur shall be understood the reverse of a Professional as defined by the "Australasian" of October 25th, 1879, viz. :— " A professional rower is a person who has earned or is earning his living on the water ; who has been engaged in boat-building, or letting or tending of boats; who has competed against watermen at any Regatta ; or who has rowed for or received a money prize, or taken money in recognition of his skill in rowing " 8 Each puiling boat shall carry a distinguishing flag. 10. In tho case of a " walk over " no public money will be given. 11. No second prize will be awarded in any race unless there be three starters. Pigeon Match. mARADALE T)IGEON TI/TATCH. TO TAKE PLACE AT TARADLE THE DAYiS BEFORE THE HAWKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB'S MEETING. A PIGEON MATCH will take place at Taradale C_ on the 16th March, 1881. Programme in a future issue. ARTHUR M'CARTNEY. — j ■_ ____—_—■» m ■ ii i—» ma ±i '_ Hotels. T> ACI FI C TjOTEL, HASTINGS. S. A. SNELLING Proprietor. Close to Hastings Railway Station. Nearest Hotel to the Agricultural Society's Show Groukds. Race Course, Cricket Ground. Large Dining Room. I ladies' Sitting RoomBILLTARD ROOM (with one of Thurston's first-class Tables.) Extentive Stabling Accommodation, • S. A. SNELLING. RAILWAY HOTEL POET AHOTtI2I. THE undersigned begs to inform his friends and the public that he has recently Opsned th above Splendid, New, and Commodious Hotel, at Port Ahuriri, near the Railway Station. This Hotel is replete with every accommodation [ and convenience, and every effort will be made to meet the requirements of customers. Ales, Beers, Wines, and Spirits, of the best brands only kept. A Table &H6te daily. Superior accommodation for Travellers and Families JOHN YOUNG, Proprietor. ' Kinross _ Co i WOOL SEASON, 1880-1881. The Undersigned are pASH TJUYERS OF "OTOOL, HP ALLOW, They also muke LIBERAL ADVANCES on [Consignments to their correspondents in London and INew York. ADVANCES are also made on Shipments to their Melbourne Correspondents FOR SALE at GOLD. J - BOROUUH &. CO.'S AUCTIONS, at tho lowest current rates of Freight and Insurance. In the event of the Melb< urnejjmarket not answering expectation, shippers can have their Wool .forwarded to London for sa'.e.j KINROSS & CO. JUST RECEIVED, d FROM SOUTH AUSTRALIA— 6 OF A. AND J. DOBBIE'S PATENT - SEED SOWERS, FOR SOWING WHEAT. BARLEY, OATS, GRASS ? SEED, &c, Can be affixed to any Waggon, Dray, or Spring Cart This Sower will sow 100 acres per day without manual labor. The work is superior to handsowing besides effecting a great saving of grain, r- The hardest and most difficult work on a farm ii 'S by this implement made ensy and pleasant, for, s a.l farmer cm sit in his cart and sow ten acres per hour 1. KINROSS & CO., 1 Agents for Hawke's Bay.