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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 36, 10 February 1917, Page 12

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AQUATICS. p R i z c i'g h "t. AtTCBaiAXiD ANTfIVBR'SARY "KEGATTA. The 77tb Prize Night in connection with the 1817 Auckland Regatta will be held at the Waverley Hotel, on WEDNESDAY XIGiHT, 'February 14. at 8 pjn. .Subscribers and nil Competitors are requested to be present. . F. W. CHALMERS. Actlng-Hon. Secretary, Auckland Anniversary Begattl. ; 40. Endean'e Buildings. . 618

■pAiNMtTRE YAH3HT A?CD BOATING *- CLUB. The Aquatic Sports iPostponed on February 3rd, owing to weather condition*, will be held on SATURDAY, February .37th, at Panmure Wharf. (Signed) «. HAMLIN. Hon. See. 510 Tanmure Yacht and Sowing cinb. . J>EHTIBTRT. (TQ B N T I 6 I. It doem't bnrt at Htowey Walker'a. jQneen Street, teener tifeyout* u 3.pu"i City Denttot :'; '■ " Queen Street GestleneM and Extreme Care : H«my'WaUrar " Ixmsy New eete-ef-Beet Teem. . r.. ■ ■ ■ m