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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 39, 17 February 1900, Page 3

TARANAKI ANNUAL REGATTA (To be rowed under the luler ot tbe Mnr | Zealand; Amateur Bowing Association.) v ; To be held on the WAITABA BIVEK os| THURSDAY, JEBRUARY 22. >£?•! OFFICERS. Patrons : Messrs. W. Byrne", M.H.R., J. I ABoy, K. Vickeis, N. King, £ Dookrill, W i-Baylj, 0, Samuel, it. Coot President | iMr. a. rv. We. Vice-Prealde-.ts: Dm, £* Walker, MoCleland, Homo, Vallntine, I iLeatham,Good*,Me»«B.Lepper, J.Sartea, G. Ptaice.N. K. MoTaegart. B.«. Fair. weather, H. T. Joll. 11. ft. Figott, J. #- Lee. Leslie, Btott, Mcintosh, Bean. Wright, Stubbs, Godsal, Gray, Sael. Tompsltt, P. JL Blaok- Committed' Messrs. K Tate, B. Beokbesilnger. OgUj Telfar, Palamontata, A. Tattcr-7* Knight B. Cunningham, Dover, NewberrTfllfir ■ anan, Wyliio, NoaWorthy, Hicks, and rl 1 Goddard. Starter: Mr. J. M. flkneU. _ Judge: Mr Jas. Paul. Cmpireeilleasia - Tate, Ogle, and J. Sarteo. Timekeeper: Mr. J. F. Watson. Treasurer: Mr. F. Mills. Secretary: Mr. H. Spurfllo, PROGRAMME. I.—Maiden Whaleboat Bace—Nonembei* of orew to have won any race (junior excepted). Just prize, LO; seoond LI. One mile and a-half. 2.—Fancy Dress Whaleboat liace,—For crews that are not taking part in any other races at tbe regatta. Kntries to bo accompanied with tbe description of costume for the Committee's an. proval. Fir«t prize, LB; second, LIU One and a-halt miles. 3.—Girls' Whaleboat Base. For girl* under 18 years of age. First price, L 4; pen-md, L2; third, LI About h- \i . uiile. .-Juiiior Waaleboat Itaoe.—For crews under 21 years. First prise, Lst second, LI. One mile and a-halt. Champion Whaleboat Baoe.—First prise L 35; Bccond, L 10; third, Ls—providing an outside crow competes ; if nit. the first prize to beLZO, seoond L 6. Three miles. 6.—Ladies' Whaleboat Baoe.—First price LS; second, LI, About half a mile, 7—Boyn' Whaleboat Bace.-For crews under 18 year*. First prlie, L4j second, LI. About a mile and a-half. B.—Flying Whaleboat Baoe—Fiat prise, LS; second, Ll. Straight run of about three-quarters of a mile. 9.—Whaleboat ltaoe —tor crews lUst. 71b*, and under. < First prize, L 5; second, Ll. One mile and a-half. 10.-rHandicap Swiminii g Baoe.—Firat priae L2 ana med»i; second, I 0». Winner can have the ol.oico of medals or money. Distance about 100 yards. 11—All-coiners' Whaleboat Baoe.— Fink prize, L 7; secoud, Ll. Winner ot the Champion Baoe debarred. One milt aud a-half. 12—Boys' Whaleboat Baoe.—For boys under 1(3 years: First prize, L 3; seoond, Ll About half mile. 13—Senior Whaleboat Baoe, for veteran* over 40 years: First prize, L 8 ; seoond Ll. About three-quarters mile. Poet entry. 14.—Swimming Obstacle Baoe. Open to all. comers, ibe winner can have the choioe of me<iaU or money. First prize (six starters), Ui 10s; (four starters), Ll 10s ; (three starters), Ll fla; second prize, IDs, providing more than two start. Post untry. IC—Water Tournament.—First prize, LS Post entry. 16—Tub Baoe.—Open to All-comers: First ptize, Ll ss, second 10s, third 7s, for six starters; first prise, Ll ss; seoond, 10s; for four starters. Post entry. I?.—Tub Bace, for boys under 17 years— First prize, Ll; seoond, 10s; alx starters. First prize, 15s ;s**oni,6ii four starters. IHlgh water, 1.50 pjn. CONDITIONS. First race to start at 11.80 a,m. Two crews to enter or no race. Thro* boats to start or no second prise. [ All races to start punctually at advertised time. Any boat not at the starting point at I toe proper time shall be liable to Oisqualifi. j cation for that event. Protests must be in the bands of the Sao* retary, in writing, within 15 minutes after the raoe. Each piotest must be accom* >' panied by a deposit of 10s, whioh sum shall „ be forfeited if the protest ia not upheld by - the Oommittee. •£ * Entrance fee 10 per oent. of the amount of first prize money offered for each event, Names, weights of competitors (including substitutes), and colours to be worn, nnatbt lodged at tUo time ot entry. All post entries (to close on Begatta day at 1 p.m) wiU be charged 6 per oanton amount of first prize. Bookmakers win not be allowed to bat inside the enclosure. The Committee isserveto themselves the right to alter the order or postpone any of alt the events, aud add any regulation* which, in their opinion, may be necessary. S Entries for ail Whuiuoouv Uacea, tzo-tpt Senior Veteran?, close witb the Secret*) y at the Foresters' Hall, on THUBSDAtf, Feb* ruary 15th, at 8 p.m. Entries for the Swim* ming Handicap Bace dote at the "urm time and at tbe same place. Band in attendance. Speoial and delayed trains will be arranged to suit visitors. The »NNUAI"rTgATTA DANCE will be held in St. John's Hall on aijjht. Good music. Supper provided. H. BPURDLB, d,w.f2l Hon. Secretary.

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