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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1056, 24 December 1862, Page 5

t- i' ."OOR WELLINGTON, NELSON 6 JjLA J- AND SYDNEY. e The JlltCT(:oloi i' 111 Royul Mail Steam - : AIHEDALE, 3 A. Kennedy, Commander, i Is appointed to sail for Wellington and Nelson on I Saturday, the 27th December, at noon. Passengers s arid cargo for Sydney will be transhipped to the > Lord Ashley at Nelson. I For freight or passage apply to : MILES & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. Passengers provisioned free on board to the port 1 of destination, including time of detention 'at inter- < mediate ports. 5109 QHIP ECHUNGA, from London.— : io. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.— This vessel having entered at the Customs, are requested to pass entries, present bills of lading, and pay freight to the agents. No goods will be delivered without our order. Arrangements have been made to lighter the cargo at current rates. Consignees desirous of transhipping their goods to Christchurch must send in, at once, full particulars to the agents, and unless sych goods.are impeding the discharge of the ship, they will be kept back for first steamer or lighter, as may be ordered., Consignees objecting to the above arrangements for lighterage will please leave written notice at our office, on or before the 26th. instant, and it will be necessary they should have a lighter alongside the ship, ready to receive goods as they come to hand, after that date. After the 27th instant, all goods for which entries have not been passed at the Custom House, will be cleared and landed in terms of Bills of Lading at consignees' risk and expense. D ALGETY, BUCKLEY, & CO., Agents. Lyttelton, Dec. 22, 1862. 5097 N 11 EGAT TA. NEW YEAR'S DAY, 1863. LIST OF OFFICERS AND STEWARDS. COMMODORE : HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT. VICE-COMMODORE: H. P. MURRAY AYNSLEY, ESQ. STEWARDS : Captain Wycherley Captain McLellan Captain Aitkin Captain McClatchie Mr. T. J. Curtis Thos,B. Trew Mr. A. Rhodes Captain Oaks Edw. D. Byrne ' Thos. Atkinson Treasurer, —H. P. Murray Aynsley, Esq. Honorary Secretary,—Mr. William Rayner. LIST OF MATCHES: Start at Half-past Ten o'clock a.m. DUCK HUNT.—Prize £3. Duck in dingy ; two boats with four oars each without steersman. The bow oarsman to catch the duck. Five ! minutes start for the duck. Time 20 minutes. Course to be given on the morning of the Regatta. To start at Eleven o'clock. SAILING MATCH FOR BOATS UNDER 20 TONS.—lst prize £20, 2nd do. £7 10s. Third to save his stake. Open to all decked boats in port or running on the coast. Entrance £1 Is. Same allowance of time for tonnage as in Prize Cup, race. To start from the flag ship off Norwich Quay down the harbor, round the red bouy below Rhodes's bay, back up the harbor, round.the reef, nside the hulks, winning inshore the flagship. To Start at Half-past Eleven". PRIZE BOAT RACE, with, 4-oared Boats and rudder only, open to all comers.—lst prize, the Prize Boat (value £33). Second do. £5. Entrance 10s. 6d. Allowance of time to be 10 seconds per foot for length overall.* g.. Start from inside flagship, round flag-boats off Officers' point, thence round flag-boats in Dampier's

bay, back to flag-ship ; twice round the course. To start at Twelve o'clock. DINGY SCULLING MATCH.—Ist prize £2, second do. £1. Entrance 2s. 6d. Course to be named on the morning of the race. "To start at Half-past Twelve o'clock. FIVE-OARED WHALE BOAT RACE.—lst prize £20, second do. £7 10s. Entrance £1 Is. To start from flag-ship round the flag-boats at Officers' point, round a ship to be named, up the harbor, round the flag-boats in Dampier's bay back to flag-ship ; twice round and win. To start at One o'clock. THE CANTERBURY CHAMPION SILVER PRIZE CUP.—The Cup (value £50) must be won twice by the same vessel; the winner of the cup the first year will have a Champion Prize Flag presented by the Committeewith £sadded. Second Prize, £10. Third to save his stake. Entrance £2 2s. Open to all sailing vessels built, or the bona fide owner being a resident in the Province, as per rule 10. Allowance of time for tonnage at the rate oflo seconds per ton. Start from flag-ship down* the harbor, round a flag boat out at the heads, return up the harbor round the reef, making the flag ship on the starboard hand. To start at half-past One. AMATEUR FOUR-OARED BOAT RACE (with rudder). —Ist prize £15, second do. £5. Entrance 10s. 6d. The course and conditions same as the Prize Boat Race. Same course as Prizei Boat Race. To start at Two o'clock. SAILING MATCH FOR OPEN BOATS.—Ist prize, £10, second do. £3. • Third to save his stake. Entrance 10s 6d. .. Same course as Sailing Mfrtch for Boats under 20 tons. To start at Half-past Two. WATERMAN'S SKIFF RACE (one man with pair of sculls) prize £5, second do. £2. Entrance ss. Once round the Prize Boat Course. To start at Three o'clock. AMATEUR TWO-OARED BOAT RACE, (no steersman). —Ist prize £3, second do.-£l. Entrance ss. Same course as Waterman's Skill race. To start at Half-past Three. CHALLENGE RACE with the Prize Boat against the Winning Boat in the Prize Boat Race, for . £5 ar-side, with £5 added from the Regatta fund. The course the same as the other 4-oared races. The crew will be selected fromt|ie unsuccessful boats. To start at Four o'clock. .. LYTTELTON BOAT CLUB PRIZE OF £10. Open to all 4-oared boats' crews, who have not won a previous race. No allowance of time for length. The second boat to receive the entrances of 10s. 6di each. Course to be the same as Prize Boat Race. To start at Half-past Four o'clock. SECOND DUCK HUNT.—The conditions, &c. same as first Duck Hunt. * In the Prize Boat Race all entries will have to be made subject to the liability of the winner of the Prize Boat to be challenged by the builder or the Stewards for a race against the winning boat with the prize boat for £5 a side, with £5 added from the Regatta Fund. The Stewards reserve the right to make any alterations in the above arrangements or in the rules and regulations, of which due notice will be given. The time of starting and the courses will be about the same as last year, but all the races will be started close inshore. (Full particulars will be published.) The Entries will close at nine o'clock in the evening, on the 29th December, 1862, at the Universal Hotel. Every information may be hftd on application by letter addressed to Mr. WILLIAM RAYNER, 4824* Honorary Secretary.