AQUATICS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14691, 27 May 1911, Page 10

AQUATICS.

YACHTING. NORTH SHORE CLUB. The following is tho result of the North Shore Yacht Glut's racing for tho past season: — Harbour Raocs, in classes: Class 1, Thistle; class 2, Fori; class 3, Mystery; class 4, Zoe; special class for mullet-boats, Waitere; class 5, Hetty; class 6, Merlin; class .7, Konini; class 9, llattio; class 10, Tonui. Cruising Race to Awaroa Bay: Class 1, Marangi, Is; Wairiki, 2; Mahaki, 3. Class 2: Romp, 1; Peri, 2; Pandora, 3. Class 3: Waiteri, 1; Calypso, 2; Maru, 3. Class 4: Venus, 1; Kowhai, 2; Mowai, 3. Class 5: Una finished on her own, Konini and Niobe giving up. Special harbour race for 16footers: Mistral, 1,; Flattie, 2; Saint, 3. Jackson Cup, round Canoe Rock, finishing at Mataitai_: Acacia, 1; Aloxa, 2; Mystery, 3, and Tangaroa, 4. ■> Raoe to Lake Takapuna for Classes 5 and 7: Class 5: Eileen, 1; Merlin, 2; Hilda, 3. Class 7, Ena, 1... Grey Cup, .round Waiheke, finishing at Waiheke: Thistle, 1; Calypso, 2; Cloud, 3; Mahaki, 4; Waitere, 5, Harbour race for 16-footers: Saint, 1; Flattie, 2; Ramati, 3. Cruising Race to Kawau: Thistle, 1; Foam, 2; Cloud, 3; Murangi, 4. Harbour race for 16-footers for a special - prize presented by Mr.- Gittos: Tonui, 1; Ramati, 2; Rosina, 3. Mr. Gittos handed back this priee to the club to be raced for again, •when it was won by the Mistral. Championship races for mullet and open boats: 26-footers, Celox; 24-footers, Zoe; 22-footers,. Kowhai; 20-footcrs, Merlin 16footera (open boats), Ma«cotte. General handicap: Atanijaiti, 1: Mascotte, 2; Minerva, 3; Maroondah, 4; Mistral, 5. Cruising race round Rangitoto and Motutapu, finishing at Drunken Bay: Class 1: Thistle, 1; Gloriana, 2; Maroondah, 3. Class 2: Peri, 1; Iris, 2 Maybell, 3. Class 3: Calypso, 1; Zoe, 2; Waitere, 3. Cruising race to Drunken Bay, via black buoy at Rangitoto and buoy off Brown's Island:—Class 4: Selma, 1; Kowhai, 2; Venus, 3; Class 5: Mayo, ,1; Rewi, 2; Mavourneen, 3. Class 6 (open boats direct to Drunken Bay): Tonui, 1; Minerva, 2; Ayeslm, 3. RICHMOND CRUISING CLUB. Tho following is a summary of the Richmond Cruising Club's racing for the past season: — General handicap: Venus, 1; Valdora, 2; Emerald, 3; Rambler, 4. Harbour races: Class 1, Maru; class 2, Vaklora; class 3, Hetty ; class 4, Ivy. First cruising rare.to Rocky Bay: Ivy, 1: Seabird, 2; Seahorse, 3. Cruising race to Motutapu: Mischief, 1; Ivy, 2. . Ivy wins tho trophy for the most points in cruising races, and tho Sayors' Cup, presented by Mr. Geo. Sayers. Launch Raoo:—Cruising raco to Rocky Bav: Wairua, 1; Vaiti, 2; Loys, 3. Cruising race to Motu-tapu: Vaiti, 1; Wairua, 2. Class 5: "Vaiti, 1. General handicap for launches: Vaiti, 1; Wairua, 2; Dixie, 3. Second race . for launches—Class 5: Dixie, 1Wairua, 2; Irresistible, 3. The following donated trophies, to whom the thanks.of the club are tendered:—Hon. Geo. Fowlds, Messrs. A. Batcr, W. A. Wilkinson, C. Norp;rovo, John Burns and Co., C. 11. Palmier, J. Lohgbottom, W. J. Holdsworth, Briscoe and Co., J agger and Harvey McArthur, ,T. Warren, T. L. Thompson, John Char® bers, A. G. Frankham, L. Braund, W. A. Thompson, and Mrs. Turtley. - NOTES AND COMMENTS. The yaohts Iris and Hetty were hauled up at Judges Bay on Sunday. Tho open teats Olivine and Minerva laV been hauled up «at Mi© sum© place. The 22rfooter Hilda was hauled up in her shed at St. George's Bay on Friday evenang, and the keel yacht Pandora was hauled inp ° n 4 lungs Drive on Sunday mornTho v 1 * is reported of tho well-known yachtß.ngat.ra, owned by Messrs. Home men !C er ' to a syndicate of local yachtsMr. J., Arnaboldi's yacht ftowhai has been hauled up on King Edward Parade Beach i near the Devonporfc Wharf.