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. ißy' feieiiirapti-Press Assbciatibn:) " ' J&HttISTC'HTJRCSi February 3. Tile DliElsteMiircii r'dgattit was. held at Stewart's Giilly on Saturday. KssulJs were:— """" ~ Lightweight Maiden Fours.—Akaroa, 1; Avon, 2; Wellington, 3. Union and Timaru also started. Senior Double Sculls.—Avon, 1; Canterbury, 2; Akaroa, 3. Cure also started. I Maiden Fours.—Star (Wellington), 1; Akaroa, 2; Wellington, 3. Youths' Double Sculls.—Union, 1; Cure, 2; Akaroa, 3. . Senior Fours.—Akaroa, 1; Avon, 2; Cure, 3. Canterbury and Avon also started. Won by three lengths. Junior Double Sculls.—Wellington, 1; Canterbury, 2; Star (Wellington), 3. Youths' Fours.—Akaroa, 1; Star, 2; Union, 3. Also started: Canterbury. Maiden Double Sculls.—Timaru, 1; Union, 2; Canterbury 3. Also started: Akaroa, Wellington, Avon (two crews), Star, Eiumner, Redcliffs. Junior Fours.—Union, "1; Canterbury, 2; Cure, 3. Akd. started: Avon.' Lightweight Maiden Double Sculls.— Cure, 1; Timaru, 2; Union, 3. Also started: Avon and Akaroa. ■ Welterweight Junior Fours.—Union No 1, 1; Union-No. 2, 2; Canterbury, 3. Also started: Avon, Sutnner, Redcliffs.
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Evening Post, Issue 29, 4 February 1935, Page 17
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