AQUATICS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 66, 18 March 1910, Page 7

AQUATICS.

■ VICTORIA ORUISINtJ CDTJB. / > 1 To-morrow (Saturday) the Victoria Crnis- •> ing Cab are uoidiiig Uiijir third and anal; j I cruising nice, die .itstiiiatiou being to Mα- ,'■ teatea liny. UiLD(lica]is will be given ai the ! ! start, and the limit toat will be dispatched ! first. Five minutes before tile rage a dag j j 'will be hoisted on tie tiassliip;' and the I following order will be carried out:—Secoud- ! class course: Start iioi-th aagsiiip, round black buoy oil, lUin&toto reef, linisli Matea- ' tea Bay, - WaEheke.. First-ciass course: gtart ■ I uoftli side liagslilp, round Raiigitoto and . j Motutapu ls&ads, nuish at Mateatea. The I IQ.\fi\v\ug are tlie handicaps ■ and startliig • ! tlmeat •. .■; • ... ■ •■- 1 . ;- ■X " ■■• : First-classr— (scratch), 3.6 p.w.: Mir? a I (.SOI), 8.3 p.m.; Emerai4 t3ui), 3.3 p.m.; Maro [. j (7*rn), 2JSSJ p.m.; VeJdpru xi0iu),,.2.50 p.m.; ..! Encounter (12m), 2.5t p.m.;- Eou4{l(l2nyj c 2.54; p.m.; Rose (16m), 2.34 p.m. "" • '', Second-class.—Countess (16m), 2.30 p.m.: Maro (Sm), 2.38 p.m.; Deeimia (4Jm), 2,41 i ~ i p.m.; Sceptre (3m), 2.43 p.m.; lola (3m), .' 1,2.43 pjn.; Hilda (2m), 2.44 p.m.; Acacia 2IJ (scratch), , 2.46 p.m. ;_; .'■■'■%■". H