AUCKIiAWD REGATTA, IS COMMEMORATION 111-" THE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF TfIE COLONY. I'.NnEn Tin: rATitoNAnn nilli3 Exc. Major-General G. Dean Pitt, Iy.ll. WEDNrsnAY, THE 29ril 01' JANUARY, IS3I, Umpire—Captain S u.mon. C O M M 1 T r E E, Captain Salmon Captain Dai.iiy Mr. I). Hi'UN Captain Laye, GStli Regiment Mr. Thomas Lewis Lieutenant Page, 58lh Regiment Mr. J. W. llain. FIRST RACE. Prize X . En truce X Vol- Decked, Half-Decked, anil Hatch Boats, not exceeding 25 tons, or under 5 tons. Three Boats to still, or 110 race; the second lio.it to save her Slakes. SECOND RACE. Prize .C . Entrance X . For Itoats pulling a pair of scnlls. Amateur rowers. Three Itoats to start, or no race. THIRD ItACE. Prize X . Entrance X . For Watermen's Boats pulling two oars. Four Duals to statt, or no race ; second lloat to save her stakes. FOURTH RACK. Prize .C . —Entrance .C For Cargo Boats, or Bonis working for hire, not under 0 tons. Five I3oals to start, or no lace. Two prizes ; third Boat to save her stakes. In the event of only three Ifoals starting, the first prize alone to he contended for. FIFTH RACE. Prize £ . Entrance X For Whale Boats, to he pulled by live oars. Three Boats to start, or no race; the second Boat to save her stakes. In the event of five Hoats starling, two prizes to be given, and the third Boat to save her entrance. SIXTH RACE. Prize £ .No entrance. For Small Canoes, not to he manned by more than twelve Natives. Two prizes. Three Canoe 3 to start or no race. SEVENTH RACE. Prize X . Entrance C For four-oar (iigs, pulled by Amateurs. Three Boats to slait, or no race. EIGHTH RACE. Prize X ,- — Entrance X . For Sailing Boats of five tons and under. Three Boats to starL or no race ; second Boal to save her slake. NINTH RACK. Prize X .No Entrance. For Canoes manned by an unlimited number of Natives. Two prizes. Three canoes to start, or no race. TENTH RACE. Prize X . Entrance X . For Watermen's Boats pulling a pair of sculls. Three boats to start or 110 race. ELEVENTH RACK. Prize X . Entrance X For Square Slcrned lioats, not exceeding 25 feci keel, and pulling four oais. The Rules and Regulations, the amount of Prizes, and every other particular, will lie made public in a future and early advertisement. NOTICE. OUR Friends anil Coirespondents are respectfully requested to transmit all communications, intended for the Editor of the Maori Messenger, to the residence of Mr. Charles Davis, Native Interpreter, Albertstreet, Auckland.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 53, 2 January 1851, Page 1
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430Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 53, 2 January 1851, Page 1
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