ROWING.
WKLLINGTON .BEGATTA. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Sunday. :;". ; The : Wellington2Bowing Association, held its annual regatta «n Saturday. Perfect: weather, prevailed, and .good racing, with exciting finishes, was the rale. '.-■ Entries': were confined to the local, clubs. The-net proceeds of the gate money went to swell the: Belgian' Fund.* The vißrious .vents re"resulted as follow:—Maiden fours, WeUington Rowing Club;'senior sculls, -Wellington -Rowing * Club; Junior- pairs. Star22Boating Club; senior fours, Petone Rowing Club;: maiden' pairs,' Wellington Rowing Clnb:* Junior fours,. Stare Boating. Club; .senior: double sculls, Petone Rowing Clubrmaiden double.sculls, Star Boating Clnb. .An Innovation was the championship of the harbour, which went to the club gaining the most points, two being counted for a win and one for a second-place: The championship was won by tbe Star Boatlug Club with nine points, Wellington gaining eight. Petone five, and Wellington Nstvals -none.- .■.-■■
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 69, 22 March 1915, Page 3
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140ROWING. Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 69, 22 March 1915, Page 3
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