Steven Macintosh (left) and his brother, Paul, work on the 18ft skiff they have built to race in the Australian and world championships to be held at Perth. Jonathon Smith, also of Christchurch, will make up the third member of the crew. They will contest the Australian championships from Boxing Day until January 4, then the world 18ft skiff championships in Perth in mid-January. About 40 yachts from New Zealand, Australia and America will take part in this event.
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79Steven Macintosh (left) and his brother, Paul, work on the 18ft skiff they have built to race in the Australian and world championships to be held at Perth. Jonathon Smith, also of Christchurch, will make up the third member of the crew. They will contest the Australian championships from Boxing Day until January 4, then the world 18ft skiff championships in Perth in mid-January. About 40 yachts from New Zealand, Australia and America will take part in this event. Press, 3 November 1986, Page 45
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