PAREMATA YACHTING
The Paremata Boating Club's racing for the 1937-38 season concluded iast Sunday. The Easter regatta has yet to come, but after that event the boats will be put away until ne*t October. Sunday's racing was held in a very fluky easterly breeze. The Takapuna race resolved itself into a battle bstween Noleen, Mane, and Robin, with Twink well back in last place. Mane won this race on sailing time, but was not eligible to compete, ' The platings were:—Noleen fscr), lh 38m 445, 1: Robin •(Jmin), lh 39m 44s 2; Twink (jmin), lh 44m 58s, 3.
The first-class yachts' and Idle Alongs* race again showed Lois to be the best light weather boat, and she defeated Dora by a margin of 2min. Platings:—Lois (scr), lh 20m Bs, 1; Dora (s£min), lh 22m 325, 2; lanthe ' (Mmih). lh 42m 28s, 3. Vanita (3imin) did not finish.
The Lois won the first-class yachts' club championship, the Dora won the Idle Along xlass club championship, and the Twink the Takapuna class club championship Other cup-winners were as follows:—First-class yachts. Queenie and Lois; Idle Along class, Dorai Takapuna class, Twink, Noleen, Robin, and Marie. •
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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 80, 5 April 1938, Page 8
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191PAREMATA YACHTING Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 80, 5 April 1938, Page 8
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