THE HAWKE'S BAY REGATTA.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 776, 28 March 1910, Page 9

THE HAWKE'S BAY REGATTA.

.(By Telegraph—Press - Association.) Napier, March '26. ■ The annual regatta .under the auspices of the Hawke's Bay Rowing Ast Bobiation was'held at West Shore; (the inner harbour) this afternoon, over a mile course.: A north-west wind caused the water; to be choppy, and there was only a moderate attendance of spectators. Results: — . . Maiden Fours.—Petone, 1; Wellington, 2; Uawa (Tolago Bay), 3. Won by. a length and a quarter. Maiden Sculls.—Bourgeois (Union,. Napier), T; A. D. Woon (Wanganui), 2; P. (i. Woon (Napier), 3. Won easily by two lengths.. ' . j - Youths' Fours.—Petone, 1; Napier, 2; Aramoho, 3.•■: Also started: Union (Napier). Won by half a length. ■' Maiden ; Double • Sculls .—Star, 1; Wellington, 2; Union (Napier), 3. Won easily by two lengths. '.-.-■■ ''■-,' Junior Sculls.—A. :D. Brown (Napier), 1; J. W. Cato (Union, Napier), 2; C. Gray (Wellington), 3. Also J. Northover (Wanganui), S.. Greenlees (Aramoho), and J. Bonner (Petone).' Won after a hard race by half a length. . Junior Fours.—Napier, 1; Wellington, 2; Petone, 3. Also Union (Napier) and Aramoho: Won by .a quarter of a length after a great race. Maiden Pairs.—Petone, 1; Napier, 2; Wellington, 'i Won comfortably by several lengths. . ' Maiden Fours.—Union (Wanganui'), ;■ l'j AramohOi 2; Petone, 3. Won easily . by two lengths. Junior Double Sculls.—Union (Na-i 1 pier), 1; Napier, 2: Wellington. 3. Also ' started: Stir and. Araoioho. Won after 1 a great race by 'half'a length. [ • Junior Pairs.—Napier, 1; Petone, 2. Also started:. Aramoho and Welling- \ ton. Won by inches after a great race. } Neither Aramoho nor 'Wellington finished.