PONSONBY REGATTA

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 607, 8 March 1929, Page 2

PONSONBY REGATTA

SCOPE EXTENDED SIDE-SHOWS AND SAILING A comprehensive list of side-sw, swimming event- and other divert lias been included in (his vear s ” galta programme of the Cruisins c tub. fl The resatta will be held oft s-t. Mary s fc.iv and the entetC nicnt section ;it the clubhouse. C' the events will be a life-saving I? play, model yacht races, and tub s-. dinghy races. The Ponsonbv J? Band will also be in attendance n The flagship will be the bU. Linda, which will be moored off Mary's Bay. The three-fiag sv st L of starting will be employed. ’ ~ The otlM i lls in charge of the r»cin. will be: Starters. Messrs. <•. jSS* \V. Joym: judge. Mr. K. j. Kellv border. Mr. H. Kirkham; tin,. . Mr. H. K Arthur. Swimming eve-,,' Starter. Mr. L. Brighton: cheek «tam Mr. P. Stewart: judges. .Messrs e Brothcrton. C. J. Sainty. K. Dav : J' timekeepers. Messrs. G. Broiherton V Brooking; handicappers. Messrs w V Stevens, If. K. Lynch; rittriZ Messrs. P. Stewart. R. A. Cowlev ' ENTRIES AND HANDICAPS B. t and L l la.-ses, to slart at From starting line between Karsh in lid V ul n k r? b ' b ’ turn (po I), then - t o While Uieh-(st.-ir.), thence to Bastion Beacon K{vl l ir. , , : jn" e i lSna. Sm: jg Mahoe, 2.ni: ( L. l”"ia. 2Sm; E*olphin, 3% line between flagship and mark niomS south, theme to Resolution (£2? ,hence W hite Light Resolution bur.y (star.). finishinr n starting line.—Starlight, scr; s, ar y> 12m.* ’ “ ’ ' ' sm; L Class. 2.4o.—Course same as I V a 'l win Cl ,^ seS x-Kakoa scr^MmS am, A aleri.i, lm, A aruna, 2nv. Kokin Wa ; ima° W nu : 6 Maium U «iu L ° VeH '« M Class, 2.50.—Pr0m suirtin* line be. tween flagship and mark moored »n' r thence to Kona buoy, thence to SaS spit. thence to Resolution, across starting line, keeping all marl« on starboard.—Manene, Mawhiti mS ■ere. Maron 3.M*, all s „ atl " for >1 naW.-I)ro.ie OU ‘ s S , e r; 'prise, jK Wild Wave, 4m; Desdemona, 7m- Scu/i 5f 1,e * 10ln: N saire, 14m; Ritk. S ( lass. 3 p.m.—From starting Uni between flagship and mark moored Kouth thence to mark moored east of wpstan, tide deflector, thence round WatchmS mark. Twice round, finishing betweeS flagship and mark moored south. The direction of sailing may be reversed 8 - tne discretion of the starter. A black flag denotes start east, in which cS »° a »'kil nll n t beep -ill marks on i.ort haim. A white flag denotes start west, and aj marks must be kept on starboard hand! Mistral, scr: Naum, Sceptre. 3m; Axstu 4m: ( yclone. Sea Sleigh, Waitui, en, : ; Atangatti, im; Phoebe, 15m; Swiftsurci i as that for Class S.—Shalimar, scr; I Kismet ini; Rona, lm; Ramona, ’ ljmJoan »m; Ararie, 3tm: Eleanor. Rant! 6m; Janet, 7£m; Maybolle, Ola 111., Manu. 12m: Hapuka. 20m. S la sf s ’ 3.l°.—Course same as that for Class —Opah, scr; Fay, Romp, s n; Sea Dawn, 6m; Continuance. 6Jm: Sn Rover, iini: Matariki, Sim: 9m; Oreii, Dim: Caprice. 12m. Launches. 3.20.—Fr0m starting lir« between flagship and mark moored south, thence round Pile beacon (off Ohelseai thence round outside beacon off Bav-. water, theme round mark moored east of western tide deflector, finishing across starting line. All marks must be kenc on starboard. Entries: My Girl. Ladv, Margaret. Ramona. Ngaroma, Peggy f; Grey Nurse. The handicaps will b« declared to-day.

The programme for the swlmtntor events includes 100yds club ohampiotsbip, oOyds junior boys* handicap, lOOvls breast strike handicap, open events fr boys and girls and a 50yds handicap. v.JE* WO rac f s f P y niode l yachts will be held, one for boys 16 years and under, and the other for all-comers.