AQUATICS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14208, 3 November 1909, Page 4

AQUATICS.

ANNIVERSARY REGATTA. %J J . The Auckland Anniversary Day 1 RegjiKl Committee will hold a meeting Plilnpfe. Eton Buildings, Queen-street, this ; afte^ctftiL 1 ; rv: ——" ■■ - ,'f rK •; WEST . END CLUB'S " AT,' HOMB» The following 1 crews have been cho«£;ls| the Selection Committee to competelft® the patron's (Mr. T. Peacock) > trophie&ql| Saturday next. Afternoon tea will'Sffi provided 'by a ladies' . committee. first heat is ' due v ; to start at 2.30 p.%,' and- crews picked for that race_ are : expeagfcj to be afloat at that hour: First heatfrp|| English , (stroke), A. Bennett, C.' Tyler, J. Carder (stroke), G. Wright, A. Fred«t%i ' Crouch; T. ' Blomfield (stroke), T. Bell, Cossey, J. Brigham; C. Carter (stroke)|||| Cato, A. Alison, 8. Robinson. r Second hette; W. Massey (stroke), . M.: Hooper,•? J. \ HigUK son, A. Kelly J. Bigelow (stroke), 1 McDonald,- A. « Blakey, ; Buck;; E. B. Donald (stroke), C. Dickcson,/ W. C6Wj»W E. Leaning; G." Mitchell . (stroke)}' Fortei t P. Wright, Dawes. - Third •' heat: W.£!§i Carlaw (stroke), • Boss, C. Cowan, Barafflrg L. Dixon (stroke), ' Rowlands, H.5 IK«W1K«W Sarney; S. Colo (stroke), •r W. W. Wrigfe .J. . -Tucker, Rae; S. • Hazard ■ (stroke), Hennelly, W. Sands, Shepherd. ' y. —■' ■' -- ; : : • WAITEMATA BOATING CLtJß^§ The Waitomata Boating Club intenimfeß opening the season-on Saturday last' with iftfl sot of trial fours, but owing to the ; : north-east wind, which raised a lwavffjpM the "trials" f had to be postponed. W AITEMATA DINGHY SAILING^] • • • • • CLUB. • •/' The' committee .of. the W.D.S.C. has :!® c\ded to ] hold races I for. classes A and» on Saturday . next, starting ■ from Calliope Dock Wharf at /three, p.m. .; The ceun«? will be once, round : for Class B and tww|? round for Class A, usual club; course. boats will - start |at scratch. Entries - wl)#; received by • the 'captain •up to' five morrow. The next race will bo' for CU» A on the-20th" inst., and at the commit® 6 ' meeting on tho 22nd inst. the fulnß gramme * for tho • season - will - be - An early date will be fixed for meawinoC all the club: boats.. ' Captain Henderson*., new. boat; She is expected to be ready. launching on Thursday. - I —— . • INTER-STATE FOUR-OARED RAORj [BI ' TELEGRAPH.— , ASSOCIATID^. Ffl Wellington, ' Tiies|ajp j The secretary of tho Rowing AsswiatiW; has received word that the distance for.Wj | four-oared inter-State race to be row«t J» ; Hobart on February 23 will be three and- the prizes a shield and five. gold pgcgss j The Carnival Committee will. give » Ajd tribution towards the expenses of crews.' •" y ''''"id'f ' NEW ZEALAND '. CHAMPIONSHIPS. ■ [BY " TELEGRAPH.-PRESS ASSOCIATION.^' Wellington, Tuesday. The Picton Regatta Committee hasftM|| to mako the date of the championship , eatta January ,22 or 24, ill consequence opposition to January 1, which suggested. . ' ; v, f ' VS»l©; MANAWATU SCULLING RACE, | , By Telegraph.—Press Associatioa.—Oopyrij" * (Received November '2, 9 p.m.) SIDNEY, November ; - The ; following handicaps have been . , clared for the sculling race to be the Manawatu River on December * Webb, scratch; - Whelch, Day, J ney, lOsec.; Mitchell, Thoroughgood, R. Green, 18sec.; Larsen, 2l)sec.; Syd. Kemp, 24sec.; .. A. Green, SOseCf», A® Green, 35sec.; Ellis, 45sec.; Hayden, oWjrj,« , Owing to the lack of full informatioMPSß handicaps of tho New Zealancters l4**S|w Ryan, Ogilvic, and Tero RewitLI(T««P®SJ«J have net been allotted. It is suggested Arnst make their allotments. Failing fuller; information is awaited. B