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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 57, 7 March 1913, Page 8

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WEST END CLUB* "PRESIDENT'S DAY" AND TRIALS. To-morrow afternoon. "President's Day" at the West End Club, the members will be "At home," and extend a cordial Invitation to all supporters and friends to be present: A set of trial fours will be rowed off for trophies generously donated by Mr -John Clark (president) and Mrs Clark, and, as crews have had little time to prepare, some really good racing should be witnessed. A string baud has been engaged to enliven the proceedings, and that ever acceptable item, afternoon tea, will be served under the leadership of Mrs Fairs. Given good w.eather, there is every reason to believe that a pleasant afternoon will eventuate for all concerned. Following are the crews to compete:-— First Heat—S. Cole, W. Jerrom. A. Kelly, and K. Todd: W. Davidson. J. Dawes. W. rrlckett. and W. De Audney; R. Sheppherd, W. Mason, W. Knox, and N. Cossey. Second Heat.—E. Henneßy, C. Neary, T. Bell, and A. Massey; J. Mcltoberts, .G. Mitchell. A. Couley, and Golder; A- G. Blakey, J. Glnsson, A. Cox, nnd A. Lye. Third Heat.—L. G. Ross, A. Hunter, E. Aickln, and N. Nicholson: W. Mnssev, AY. Wright, R. Gleson, nnd H. Payne; V. H. Piper. W. O. Carlaw, T. Cornwall, and R. Alckin. Fourth Heat.—C. Massey, H. Rhodes, .T Swift, and A. Miller: A. Carlaw, A. Frazer. A. Jerrom. and W. Robinson; B. Keane. H. V. Bell, T. Noonan, E. Blundell: N. Cato, Carter, A. McGregor, and TnrnbuU. The first heat will be rowed at 2.30 pjn.. and strokes are requested to see that their crews are ready to start at the appointed time. »