AQUATICS.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15776, 18 December 1916, Page 3

AQUATICS.

IXTER-SCHOOLS' KEG'ATTA. The crew representing- Wanganui Collegiate School arrived in Christchurch on' Saturday. Tlio following am the names of the crewe representing '-he. four competing schools : — Christ's College.—W. R. Cox (elr), G. V. Gerard. (3) E. B. Cock 3 (2), J. il. I'. Coatea (bow), F. R. Bri3ted (cox). Ckristchurch D. X. (gtr), D. A. Hills (3), D. il. Inglis (2), E. K. Kcay (bow), .T. Hampton (cox). Wanganui Collegiate.—J. G. Xolan (strl, R. M. Aldcrson (3), ,1. A. R. Mac Rao (2), i.' I*. Barker (bow), R. E. Harding (cc.x). Wa-itaki B.H.S. —N. "Wardell (strj, M. Mcrrah (Ti, M. Smith ("2.', 0. Fatkner (bow), C. Br id soman (cox.i. Tho ra<?es take plaec to-morrow and Wednesday afternoons, over a course etart,in~ from tb« Burwood School. All tho ere its haT C undergone lengthy training, and a-s far as can bo eoen, they are a "very evonly-match-ed lot. The coureo haa been thoroughly cleared of all obstacles, enags, etc., and will be in perfect condition for racing. The willow trec« ou the banks have been out away to allow a. clear view for spectator?. The race to-morrow wjll commence punctually at 1 p m., as the tido ie then full.; Crewe must be in their boate all ready to start at the timr mentioned. On Wednesday tho starting time will bo 3 p.m. All the crews are now located at Burwood, for the purposo o* putting in a. few srpin3 cm tho counee.