ROWING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15251, 14 March 1913, Page 9

ROWING.

AUCKLAND CLUB'S TRIAL FOURS. The following crews .have • been selected to row for subscription trophies to-morrow afternoon Cannon (str.), Cavaye, Thorpe, Lovett; Tall is (Btr.),. Blailrio, Beaumont, Benjamin; Sinel (atr.), Irvine, G. Wilson, Bruce: H. Kins (str.), Collinson, Connelly, Karxuish; Belcher, A. King, Johnston, Kirk; Anderson, Dromgool, Clarke, Cook; Gow, Murray, Eeisop, Rhodes; J. Lovett, Walsh. Stainton. L. Wilson; Wylie, Gentles, Eastgate, Whitton. NCARUAWAHIA REGATTA. The entries for the various Maori events, which are always such an interesting feature of the Ngaruawahia regatta, total 72, which is 20 more than the number, received last year. There will be eight Btarters iu each of the two war can races. To see these events alone should well repay a visit to the delta township on St. Patrick's Day. ROTORUA ' REGATTA., Rowing men will be well catered for at Easter, it having been decided to revive the Kotorvm regatta, once one of the most popular carnivals of the year. A capital programme has been drawn up, and no doubt all the city clubs will endeavour to win the Dewar Shield, a trophy > presented for competition among maiden , fours. The events on the programme are: —Novice Fours, Youths' Fours, Maiden > Fours (under 10st, and open weights), r Junior Fours (in two classes), Maiden Double Sculls, Junior . Pair, < and Country > Fours. Entries for all the events close , with the committee's Auckland representative, Mr. 0. W. Seale, secretary, A.R.A., to* morrow evening, ,