HEATHCOTE REGATTA.

Press, Volume XXV, Issue 3279, 4 March 1876, Page 3

HEATHCOTE REGATTA.

A meeting of the Heathcote regatta committee was held last evening, at eight o'clock, at Warner's Commercial Hotel. Present—Mi J. X. Pieher, M.H.B, (in the "eeair), Messrs Jones, Monck, Thomson, Wadman (hon sec), Day. : It was slated that the subscriptions, entries, I fend cash in hand amounted to £118. aud that Mr A. O. Watson, of Snmner.na , } presented two challenge cups, to be won twice, and to 1 Dβ competed for in the double sculling race. Mr Klingenetein's tender for the sole right 4 of the paddock on the day of the regatta was 4 accepted. g The fallowing entries were received for I the regatta, to be held on Wednesday nest. C ' ENTRIES. C «o], l. E o p.m.—Pair sonUa and coxswain, I in etamp outriggers; oral course I mile ; 2 entrance, 10s; prize, Coates and Go's I -, and medals, value £2 10s. H.R.C,—One entty. ao a, 2 p.m.~Junior Fonrs, with coxswain, -, , nndex 20 years; 2 miles; entrance, £1; I _**fee,£ls. J Heathcota,,H,B,O. Babrin», U. 8.0. 3

No 3,2.30 p^n.—Senior Pairs, with cexswi j 2 miles ; entrance, *l; prize, Mx J Jameson's cup and £15 Cam, Cure Boating Club Heathcote, H.B.C: No 4, 3 p.m—Junior Pairs, and coxaw tinder twenty years; 1 J miles; entrax 10s; prize, £7 Sylpb, 0.8.C. Waterlily, H.B.C. Heathcote, H.R.C. No 5, 3.30 p.m.—Senior Pairs, and coxswa 1£ miles; entrance, 15a; prize, £10 Cam, Cnre Boating Club lUyssus, C.8.0. Heathcote, H.B.C. Sylph, U. R.C. No 6, 4 p.m.—Donble Senile, and coxswa in stump outriggers; oval course, miles; entrance, 15b; prize, £10 Cure Boating Club C.B.C. H.R.O. No 7, 4.30 p.m—Bob Boy canoes. Distan T 1 mile, oval; entrance, 10a ; prizes, i and £2, if five boats compete. Bip Bap, Jones Peri, Ollivier Peep o'Day, Bowron Scud, Bweet. The races to be pnlled under the C.8.1 c rules; r - The positions of the boats at starting wei drawn for by the committee, a Sailing race—Post entries at 1 p m o ? ' regatta day. ? The following officers were appointed :- J Starter, Mr Herdaon ; judge, Mr Thompson r umpire, Mr F. H. Digby. - After the transaction of some routin J bUßineßß the meeting adjourned.