ROWING.
THE NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION. By Telegraph.—Preas Association. ti -. Wellington, Last Night. The council of the New Zealand Ama.teur Rowing Association to-night considered a letter' from the Tasmani-tn Lm.m in connection with tlft towing onrniva! at Ilolmrt from Februarv lfltn (0 Mwch 4tJ. The prizes forltie* interstate fours arc £25, a shield and five gold medals. It waa explained that Tasmania had previously guaranteed £4O towards the expenses of a N«w Zealand crew. The council decided .to. aiaka np the balance required. If th* council is satisfied that the best crowwins the championship at the regatta at Tictoii nrxi montß, that crew will sent to Tasmania. The Canterbury A»socittion asked whether B. HoWa-,!. who had competed with a lifeboat ere"-, was still entitled to row as an amateur. It was decided that he fs. J, M. Jackson was suspended for violating amateur status.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 272, 23 December 1909, Page 2
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143ROWING. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 272, 23 December 1909, Page 2
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