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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 36, 14 February 1900, Page 3

TARANAKI ANNUAL REGATTA (To lie rowed under the rule* of the N#w Amateur Rowing AssociatiM.) To be held on tho WAITABA EIYBK OS THURSDAY, JEBRUARY 22. OFFICERS. Patrons : Messrs. W. Byrnes, M.H.R,, J. % Roy, IS. VioV»rs, N. Kinfr, E. Dookrill, W »*?].*, 0, camual, B. Cook. PresldfDt t Mr. 0. V. Tate. Vice-President*: Dra, Walker, MoClelaud, Home, ValinUne, iAitham, Goode, jUebm. Lepper, J.B*rtw. U. Pearce, N. £. MoTuggnrt, 6. B. Fair, weather, H. T. Joll, B. H. Plgott, J. W Lee, Leslie, Stotr, Mclnlonb, Bean Wright, Stubbs, Godsal, Gray, Bnell Tompsltt, P. L. Black' Oommitte* Messrs, R. Tate, E. feckbestiiicer, Ojrle Telfsr, Palamontaln, A. Tatter,* Knight R. Cunningham, Dover, Newberjr, anan, WjlJe, Noswortby, Hioka, and T Goddard. Starter: Mr, J. M. Higneti Judge: Mr Jas. Paul Umpires: Mewn Tate, Ogle, atd J. Btrteo. Timekeeper I Mr. J. K. Watson. Treasurer: Mr, Mills. Secretary: Mr. H. Spardle.

pnofijuioix. I.—Maiden Whaleboat RuceNo member* of craw to have wen nny race (junior excepted). Finst prtae, LO ; teoond LI. One mile and a-half. 2.—Fancy Dress Wli»leboat Race,—For crews that are not taking {art in an* oi;i riiicea at the regatta. Entries to )x .v.vompanied with the description of couums tor the Committee's approval First prize, LG; fieoobd, LI Ono aru L-hslf mlieg* V> 'i-iutoftt lift2o. Yot girls undo 3;; years of ugc. First. prig®, L 4» ■ cockle'. L2} tbliii, LI About hall :• mile. .—Juniit V.'aaloboat Race.—Far crews undiv i'i j'outii. i'irat prise. Us second, 1.1. One mile and n-lialt. Cliiiraj'i.'n 'Mnlf-V** lUw.-Firstprfie, Lttj; woi'.il, z.!0; third, LS—providivi* aw 05,ts;Wa ciew t oinjKiUs ; if not. til; ;>risjt> io U L2O, teccud LB. 6.—Ladles' Wutfebcsl Race.—First pritt, 1.5 ; second, LI. About bait a "'l*. 7.—Boys' Wha'.oboat tyice.—For crews undi-r 13 year*. First prise, Lit bccond, LI. About a mile and a-half. B.—Flying Whaleboat Bace.—First L 5; second, Ll. Straight ma oC about three-quarter* of a ill*, 9.—Whaleboat Race —For crews Iftrt. 71bc and under. First prize, L 8; woonft. Ll. One mile and a-half. 10.—Handicap Swimming Kaoe.—Fint prisfc L2 and medal; seoond, 10*. mow can have the ohoioe of medals ot money. Distance abont 100 ywds. 11.—All-comers' Whaleboat Kace. Fittt prize, L 7; second, Ll. Winner of Mw Champion Race debarred, Om «<if and a-half. 11—Boys' Whaleboat Bace.—For boy a under ll 7 '?? P rile - ** i •Mend. Ll About half mile. 13.—Senior Whalebcnt Race, for veteran! over 40 yean: First prise, LB } sooond, Ll. About three-quarter* mile. Poll entry. 11—Swimming Obstacle Bace, Open to all* comers. The winner can have the choice of medals or money. First pi<«e (six starters), L2 10s; (four 6tart«r«), Ll 10s; (throe starten), Ll ss; second prise, 10s, providing aoz* then two start Post entry. 15.—Water Tournament.—First prise. IS Post enti}'. 16.—Tub ltacn —Open to Ali-oomtnt lint prize, 1.l 5.«, trcond 10s, third 7t, tcit pix starters; .1 r»-t prise, Ll 6s; second* 10m ; for foh r hUirter». Pott entry. IT.— I Tub Kaoe, lor toys under IT years.'— First prize, Ll; teoond, IQ»| (Is starters. First prise, 15* j secooa, Ss t four starters. High water, 1.80 p.a,

CONDITIONS. First race to start at 11.30 n,», Two orewg to enter or do race. Hint boate to start or no second prile. All races to atart punctually at advertised time. Any beat not at the starting polot »t the proper time shall be liable to aleqanlifl* cation for that event. Piotetta m net be in the bands of the See•rotary, in writing, within 15 minntei after the raco. Jfach protect most be panied by a deposit of 10;, whioh lum 'ball be forfeited if the piotest is cot upheld b* the Oomroittue. * Entrance fee 10 per cent, of the amount of first ptiz. money offered for onnh event, Namtw, of competitors (Inoludini substitutes V uuc colours tobn worn, mutt M j lodged at U>« 11 mu of entry, All peso f (to Clow or! Begatta te at 1 p,m) v. ill ue charged pgj cstrt Oft amoiu'v w : jyv pii^e. Boo:t:i-ik - v U uot be allowed to bat imsido ii'.- ■■ jvVibu 1 .';;, I'Li murtoto thamrtlvtM tht right i»i ail!jr ii-j crier o- icstpoue osyor 8 1 1 i" { ' ? n . d ? Mgoi&uoni wbi< tyra tliei' opii ion, way be necowry, Eulriis foi jll Wbuletioat Haoea, esotnl Senior V. i.r,u close wi! h it.-, Reenter* li the junii'. iii' Hall, on IiIUHSDAY, Feb* nuuy li'in. at V p.m. Entriesfor thi- Swia> sain t Hancliwiii ltacc clots at the tamo tiltll and tit the same place, Band in atteuoanoo. toSSi' elaj9d Tltt f»NNUfIL~REeATTA DANCE will be held in Bt. Jobn'i Hall on RUdHfc night. Good music. Bnpper provided/ H. BPURDLS, Hen. Seontwvt

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