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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2049, 29 December 1886, Page 1

JOSEPH SCOTT, FANCY BREAD, BISCUIT 1 ' AJJD Jonfectioneiy Manufacturer BLENHEIM. BISCUITS, CARLS , <tc. Always on hand FRESH ir’ASTRY DAILY. Curran Seed. Madeira, and Genoa Cakes kept in stock and made Older. vVEDDING CAKES A SPECIALITY. Belf* Raising Flour Prepared on the premises. &B 1 am a direct importer ana aiso a manufacturer of _ FOREIGN FANCY GOODS, oan offer Goods at a very low price. Goodf) Delivered to all Farts the Town Free of Charge, 01 G. A. SMITH A 00., Builders a contractors PIOTON Agents for the Union bash ano 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 Officers fob the day : Judge—Captiiu James StarterTreasurer—B. O. Wft'ldy, Esq Secretary—'Thou H. Barslow, Esq Committee : A. G. Fell 1 A. P- Green A. T. Bartlett 1 T. A. Dickens J. Duncan J Hebberley W. D. Jenkins | G- Patchett PBOG-KtAMME. I MAIDEN FOUR OARED IN RIGGED .GlGS—Course, once round Mabel Island Ist Prize L2; 2nd a rize LI : entrance 7s Gd i JUNIOR FOUR OARED INRIG'JED GIGS Course once round rlabel Island. Ist Prize L 3; 2nd Prize LI ; entrance 7s Gd 1 CANOE RACE 1 SENIOR FOUR OARED INRIG* GED GIGS Course once round Mabel Island. Ist Prize L 8 ; 2nd Prize L 3 ; entrance 10s i SWIMMING RACE Course small wharf round buoy and back. Ist Prize LI ; 2nd Prize, 10s; entrance 2a 6d 5 SAILING RACE FOE OPEN BOATS —Course twice round Mabel Island j Ist Prize LS ; 2nd Prize L 3 ; entrance 10s ! GREASY POLE—Prizs LI ; entrance Is i MODEL RACE Course across the Bay Ist Prize 10s : 2nd Prize 5a ( HANDICAP SAILING RACE - Course once round Mabel Island. Ist Prize|L6 ; 2nd Prize L2 ; entrance CONDITIONS OF RACING. 1 The races shall be rowed or sailed as the case may be according to the accepted law* of boatracing iu England. 2 That all owners of boats entering for the Regatta must be subscribers of do less than ten shillings to the funds. 3 The sailing cour.e will be fron tho wbarl round Mabel Island and back, leasing ail marks on the port hand. Twice round wili be twice round the same course. 4 In rowing races Mabel Island to be left on the port hand, Two boats to start for each event or I no race, and three to start or no second arize. 6 Entries for all RowiDg Races will close at 7 p.m. on the evening prior to Regatta, No post entries will be allowed. 7 A Maiden is one who has never competed in an advertised Senior or Junior raoe, and. has not won an advertised Maiden race prior to October Ist 1886, 8 A Junior is one who has never won an advertised Senior race. 9 The Regatta Committee will ballot for places tor all boats and such boats must take the places allotted to them. Post entries will be placed in the order tnlered and after prior entries. 10 Sailing boats will start from anchor with headsails down. 11 Protests will not be received unless in writing and accompanied with a deposit of lOs which will be returned if the nrotoat is allowed, and forfeited if not. No protest will be received after the day of the races and the decision of the Re- , gotta Committee will be final. 19 In Handicap race each boat to start when told to do so by the starter and do handicaps will be announced beforehand. Any boat called back by the starter on | •Mount of » false start will nos be al- | lowed to start until after the last hoab. 13 The Regatta Committee will have the right to disqualify any boat for an Infringement of any regulation. 14 Each competing boat must carry a tistinguishing flag. 16 The Regatta Committee appointed or the day will reserve the right to alter the order or postpone aoy race if it condors it necessary. 10 All matters and all disputes not provided for herein will be left to the discretion of the committee the deoirion of which will he final. B. BABSTOW, Hon ec