YACHTING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 186, 8 August 1930, Page 12

YACHTING.

devonport yacht club,

presentation of prizes

The annual of prizes won took Place 1 last evening in the W dub,* i»tSe present clubhouse J er f, hauling up bors. .who forward tf the ford and E. Maud, whose trophies -nere COn i e the Mr. TrevitUick Mr. J. W. Hislop, Deputy-Mayor of H^° np ° Ol^ presented the • praes. (commodore) IT h?%S'l. »« the' dub tiriiiprl success and the good feeling existing in the club and yachting generally.

While some shippers may n re f„,. , receive cash prizes, there wo™ ««„. , t0 liked to have some trophy" whid, couM be kept as a reminder of old races The principal winners were as foiw. Jellicoe Cup, Mr. R. Mouatfs l oI 'Sr Cup, Mr. M. D. Grayson's Wind& "Herald" Cup, Mr. 11. ChamberS'U : II.; Hislop Cup, Mr. M. Logan's pJu U Coldicutt Cup, Mr. w. Jones' Omnw' champion flag for seven-footers : £ e; Pelham's Weona; Edwin Cup D p n s er son's Midget (and pennant for Vnnnl ," (skipper) ; Maud Shield, Mr. J. r ciX * Lois. Otlier prize winners were- in™ - s Nga Toa, Rangi, Valeria, Mawhit'i R?„ ngl ' tira, Ranui, Maratea, Shalimar, Whv vf; Maid Marian, Manene, Opali, Namu WiA 1 wynne, Imp, and Dawn. lsn " Supper was served by the ladies' mittee, assisted by the hon. secref-n-,. ?, V P Stuart, and Mr. Sam McCallumf af/J; which dancing was resumed to tlio of the Kit Eat Orchestra. 6 music