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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 33, 7 February 1903, Page 4

'I .IJ.I ANNUAL T> EQAII'A I akanaki Annual I\egatta (Rowed under the liules of llie Hew Zb&Uukl Amateur Rowing Association.) TO BE HELD ON THE WAIIABA RIVER ON THURSDAY, the 6TH MARCH, 1908.

Officers : • Patrons : Messrs Jennings and Smith, M's.H.R., 0. Samuel, J. Paul, N. King,! E. Dockrill, J. B. Boy, H. Okey, E.I Vickeis, B. H. Nicholls, R. Cock, R. HJ Pigott, H. Liardet, W. P. Bnoll. Presi- 1 dent; Mr G. V, Tate. Vice-Presidents: tviessra Q. Pearce, J. Batten, R. Kibby, P.'E. Dover, and W. L. Gray. Committee : Messrs Vickery, Knight, R. Tate, 0. H. Johnston, L. Klenner, G. Pott, L, Sampson, R. T. Hicks, and S. Wyliie. Judge: Mr J. Paul. - Deputy Judge: Mr J. D, Wyliie. Umpires: Messrs Tate, Ogle, and J. Sarten. Timekeeper : Mr J, Telfar. Treasurer: Mr S. Wyliie. Secretary: Mr H. Spiirdle. Protest Committee: Messrs A. Vf. Ogle, G. V. TBte, and J. Sarten. Handicapper for Swimming Race: Mr J. Telfar.

PROCBAMME. 1. Boys' Wha'.eboat Race (for boys under 17 years.) First prize £3, second £l. About J of a mile. 2. Maiden AVhaleboat liace. No mcmbar of crow to have -won any race (Junior Raco excepted). First prize £O, second £l. H miles. 8. Senior Four-Oar Clinker Race. First prize £ls, second £4; for four boats or more. Three boats, first prize £l6, second £3. Two boats, £lO. About 3 miles. i. Champion Whaleboat Race. First prize £2O, second £6, Three miles. i. r--5. Senior I'air-Oar Outrigger Race. First prize £lO, second £8 j for three boats or more. Two boats, first prize £7. About 1J miles. ' >■.-! G. Senior Single Sculls Race. First prize £lO, second £3. About 1J miles. '■ ' 7. Greasy Room. Open to all comers. First prize (six) 60s, four 30s, .three 255, Post entry. •. < .. 8. Junior Whaleboat Race. For crews under

21 years, First prize £6, second. £l. l-p- miles. .. -' i>'; 9. Gids' Whaleboat Race. For girlaTinder J8 years of age, First prize £4, second £2, third j for three crews and <sver. For two" crews, first £3, second £l, About half a rrile. i. : . 10. Cigar and Umbrella Race. First prise 30s, second 10s; four starters or no second prize. Once across the river. 11. Flying Whaleboat Race. First prize £5, second £l. Straight run of about three-quarters of a mile. . ' i 12. Ladies' Whaleboat Race. First prize £4, second £l. About half a mile. 18. Whaleboat Race. For brews lQst Tib and under. First prise £6, eeoond £l. Ismiles, ... ■ 14 Handicap Swimming Race, First prize £2 or medal, seoona lQs. Winner can have the choice oE medal or money j distance about 200 yards. Entries close THURSDAY, 26th February, at 8 p.m. 16. Greasy Boom, For boys under 18 years. First prize 20s. Post entry. •6. Tub Race, Open to all comers. First prize 255, second liis, third 7s, for six starter's, First prize 265, second 10s, for four s' arters. Post entry. 17. Tub Racp. For boys under 17 years. First prii;e 20s, second 10s, for six starters. First prize l§s,B<{?«nd 6s, for four starters. Post entry:

i' CONDITIONS. Two crawp to start or no race. Three crews to sjart or no second prize. All races to start punctually at advertised time. Any boat'irtot at the starting point at the proper time shall be liable to disqualification for that event. Protests must be in the hands of the Secretary in writing within 15 minutes after the race. Ea<jb protest must be accompanied by a deposit of 10s, which sum may be forfeited if (he protest is not upheld by the Committee. . "Entrance fee 10 per cent of the amount of BrgJ, prize money offered for each event. Names, weight of competitors (including hubsjitutes), and colours to be worn, must be lodged at the time of entry. All po§t entries (to close on Regatta Day at 12 noon) will be charged 5 per cent, on aniount <jf first prize. Bookmakers will not be allowed to bet inside the enclosure. > The Committee reserve to themselves the right to alter the order or postpone any or all'of the events, and add any regulations Whioh in their opinion may be necessary. , Bptries for the FOUR-OAR, PAIR-OAR, and SINGLE SCULLS close with the Secretary at tho Forestova' Hall, Waitnra, on THURSDAY, 19th February, at 8.30 p.m. ; Entries for all Whaleboat Racesclofe with tho Secretary at the Foresters' Hall on '.THURSDAY, 26th February, at 8 p.m. Also for Swimming Handicap Race. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Special apd Delayed Trains will be arranged 1' f* * ' to suit visitors. , THE ANNUAL REGATTA DANCE Will be held in St. John's Hall on Regatt; Night. Good music. Suppei provided. H. SPURDLE, Hon. Secretary, Waitar*.

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