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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2042, 22 December 1886, Page 1

JOSEPH SCOTT, FANCY BBEAD, BISCUIT ' ' ' * AND Confectionery Manufacturer BLENHEIM. A Large Variety of PASTRY, 'CONFECTIONERY] BISCUITS, OAKES , Ac. Always on band FEES H FAST BY DAILY. Curran Seed, ‘ Madeira, and Genoa Cakes kept in stock and made to order. a. • • V. ■ ' WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALITY. Self - Raising Flour Prepared on the premieea. As i .am a direct importer ana mso a manufacturer of FOREIGN FANCY GOODS, oan offer Gcodß at a very low price. Goods Delivered to all Parts 01 the Town Fb®e ov Charge. G. A. SMITH & 00., IUILDERS <fe CONTRACTORS I PICTON Agents for the Union bash anu Door Company, Auckland All kinds of Building Material kept in stock Agents for Norbury’s Celebrated {Drain Pipes, The trade supplied at Lowest Rates PICTON REGATTA TO BE HELD ON Saturday, January Ist, 1887 i Officers for the day : •Judge—Captain James jtj j* 10 j*i -- Treasurer —B. 0. Waddy, Esq Secretary—Thos H. Barstow, Esq Committee : A. G. Fell ' A. P. Green A. Tr Bartlott ' T. A. Dickens J. Dun Can J- Hebborley W. I). Jenkins | G- Patchett PROGRAMME. I maiden four oared in rig - GED GlGS—Course, once round Mabel Island Ist Prize L2; 2nd ?rize LI; entrance 7s 6d 3 JUNIOR FOUR OARED INRIG - TIED GIGS Course once round ♦label Island. Ist Prize L 3; 2nd Prize LI ; entrance 7s 6d } CANOE RACE 1 SENIOR FOUR OARED IN RIGGED GIGS Coarse once round Mabel Island. Ist Prize L 8 ; 2nd Prize L 3 ; entrance 10s J SWIMMING RACE Course small wharf round buoy aDd back. Ist Prize LI ; 2nd Prize, 10a; entrance 2a 6d 5 SAiLING RACE FOR OPEN BOATS —Course twice round Mabel Island Ist Prize L 8 ; 2nd Prize L 3 ; entrance 10s j GREASY POLE—Prize LI ; entrance 1» . 1 MODEL-Rh.CE Course across the Bay Ist Prize 10s : 2nd Prize 5s 1 HANDICAP SAILING RACE - Course once round Mabel Island. Ist Prizejl 6 ; 2nd Prize L2 ; entrance CONDITIONS OF RACING. 1 The races shall be rowed or Bailed as o case may be according to the accepted w» of boat racing in England. 2 That all owners of boats entering for e Regatta must be subscribers of no less an ten shillings to tbo funds. 3 The sailing course will bo fron the barf round Mabel Island and back, aring all marks on the port band. Twice und wili be twice round the same iurse. 4 In rowing races Mabel Island to be ft on the port hand, Two boats to start for each event or > race, and three to start or no second •ize. G Entries for all Rowing Races will ose at 7 p.m. on the evening prior to egatta. No post entries will be allowed. 7 A Maiden is one who has never comated in an advertised Senior or Junior ioe, and baa not won an advertised Mai;n race prior to October Ist 1886, 8 A Junior is one who has Dever won a advertised Senior race. 9 The Regatta Committee wi l ballot ii* places for‘all boats and such boats lust take the places allotted to them, ost entries will be placed in the order atered and after prior entries. 10 Sailing boats will stait from anchor ith beadsails down. 11 Protests will not be received unless i writing and accompanied with a oait of 10s which will be returned if the rotest is allowed, and forfeited if nof. fo protest will be received after the day f the'racea aud the dtclaion of the Roatta Comraittoe will be final. j 12 Itj Handicap race each bOat to start rhen told to do so by the starter and no landicaps will be announced beforehand, tay bbat called back by the starter oh ocount of a false start will not be slowed to start until after the hat boat. 13 The Regatta Committee will have he right, to disqualify auy boat for an nfringement of any regulation. 14 Each competing boat must carry a listinguisbing flag. 15 The Regatta Committee appointed or the day will reserve the right to alter hft order or f ,poßtpone any race if it conidersit necessary. ' , . ‘ 10 All matters and nil dispute* not provided for herein will be left to, the dis* iretionof Jhe committee the dgoisionfof yhichwillbe filial. m 0 T. H. BARSTOW, * Hon eo