AQUATICS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 91, 17 April 1913, Page 9

AQUATICS.

WEST END ROWING CLUB'S "AT HOME." The West End Club will hold the flual "At JUonie" of the season on Saturday next at lhe clubhouse, St. Mary's Bay, when trial fours will be rowed for the Kalin Shield. A large number of invitations has been issued to friends and supporters of the club, and, with tuvonrabie weather, a good attendance Is expected. The Bavarian Band has -been engaged to render a musical programme, and afternoon tea will be dispensed by the ladies' committee under tbe supervision of Mrs l-'airs. During the Interval between the last beat and the final, a veterans' race will be rowed, and should prove rather interesting. The follo%ving ten crews have beeu selected to compete In the- trial fours for- the Kohn Shield:— Pirst HeaL—C. Massey (stroke). J. Dawes (3). K. Notton, (_O, and W. Knox (bow); W. Massey (stroke), X. F. Cato (3), V». De Audney (2), and D: Gtanflrld (bow); L. Ross (stroke), A. Fraser (3), E. Alckln (2). and W. Cowley (bow). Second Heat.—A. Ulakey (stroke). A. Carlnw (3). A. Cowley (2)". and A. Goldie (bow); 1. Meßobt>rts (stroke), H. Rhodes (3), .1. Stewart (2), and W. Moore (bow); B. Keane (stroke), J. Glasson (3), T. Harris (2). and V. Nicholson (bow). Third Heat.— C. C. Rae (stroke). W. Mason (3). W. Jerrom (2), It. Aieken (bow); R. shepherd (stroke).' G. Mitchell (3). W. Prlckett (2), and N. Cosscy (how); V. Piper, (stroke); C. Moore (3). A. McGregor (2). and McDonald (how); W. 0... Carlx'w fcrtrokc). C. Neary (3), 11. Bell (2), and A. Jt-rrom (bow). « Strokes will endeavour to arrange with their crews to be In attendance at the hoathonsc sufficiently early to enable the pro : gramme to be carried ont in published order. Arrangements arc well ln hand for the opening enchre and dance evening to be held In the clubhouse on Friday week.