TAMAKI CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 28, 2 February 1934, Page 11

TAMAKI CLUB.

.RACES OEM) 1 KOHIMARAMA. l'lic Tnumkl Yacht Club will hold their third series of races for the small classes off Kohimarama wharf to-morrow afternoon. Owing to four of the club boats competing in the challenge teams nice between the M and V class, the V class has been combined with the S class, 'l'he race lor the Wakatere class Is a sweepstake of 1/ per boat, for which post entries will be received on the wharf. For the convenience of the owners of the Z class, who would be unable to reach the starting point in time, a launch will pick up any boat of this class oil the ICing's wharf at 2.80 p.m. and tow them to Kohimarama. The entries and handicaps are as follow: V and S Class.—To starr at 3.10 p.m. Course, from starting line, off Kohimarama wharf, thence round mark buoy off St. Heller's Bay (port), thence round white light buoy in Rangltoto Channel (port), thcnco round Bastion Light beacon (port), to starting line, once round. Surprise, Drone, scr; Mystic, 2ru; Kamu, Cm; Mistral, 8m ; Aotea, 11m; Clio, 12m ; Lancia, 15m; Merlene, 20iu.. T and X Class.—To start at 3.18 p.m. Course, same as V and S class. Aileeu, scr; Valet, 2m; Kismet, Ramona, 4m; Rangl, Cm; Kona M., 7m; Ace, Meteor, 9m; Maile, 10m; Swiftsure, 12m; Tui, 13in ; Janet, 15m ; Cariad, 10m. Y Class. —To start nt 3.26 p.m. Course, same as V and S class. Raider, scr; Demon, lm; Jupiter, Opah, sm; Aloha, Kea, 6m; Sea Breeze, 8m; Goldle, 10m; Sea Nymph, 18m. Z Class. —To start at 3.32 p.m. Course, from starting line off Kohimarama wharf, round mark buoy off St. Heller's (port), thence north side of Bean Rock, thence round Bastion Light beacon (port), to starting line, once round. Mo Too, scr; Benny, 3m ; lolanthe, 4m; Tamaki, 8m; Teri, Yuan Me. 10m, and post entries. Wakateres. —To start at 3.38 p.m. Course, same as Z class. Winooka, Wakanui, Wlsliwynne and post entries. The officers of the day are:—Starter, Mr. W. A. Wilkinson; judge, Mr. R. E. Woolley ; timekeeper, Mr. E. P. Wild.