AQUATICS.
WANGANUI EEGATTA. {FEESS ASSOCIATION TELEGBAII.)
WANGANUI, March 2 ! ">.
Tho. AVanganui Bowing Association's Eaeter regatta was hc>ld to-day in fine weather. The water was smooth, and conditions excellent. Crews from all parts of Now Zealand were competing-. Hndfield won the Senior Semite n"d Aramcbo the Senior Fours. Many outside crews wore successive. Results: — Maiden i'onrs —Clifton 1, union —> Ara/Sculls—'Union 1, Aramoho 2, Star
" Youths' Fonrs —Aramoho 1, Union 2, West Fours—West End 1, Petone 2, AraDouble Sculls—Timaru 1, Wellington 2, Star 3. . Senior Sculls—Waitemata 1, Union 2, HamFours—Wellington 1; St. George 2, Pctono 3. Junior Sculla—Aramoho 1, Manawatu 2, Union 3. . Kenior'Pairs—Union 1, Aramoho 2. Junior Pairs—Timaru 1, St. George 2, Wellington 3. , , Youths' Novice Fours—Aramoho 1, -.cat End 2, Wanganui 3. Senior Doubles—Hamilton 1, Union 2. Junior Fours—Hamilton I, West End 3, Ciijton 3. r Senior Fours—Aramoho 1, Union 2, Wangauui 3.
Tho French police are to go to school to learn the scientific detection of crimf, Already at Lyons Professor Locard is in charge'of a. municipal poiiec laboratory, specially jlesigned to teach the detective, force of that city the piuper use of all' modern methods of reeonstitution and identification in criminal cases.
Tho form backer can't do without the Pocket Turf Register. -Non' published.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17104, 28 March 1921, Page 4
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