AQUATICS.
ONERAH! REGATTA. A PROFIT TO BALANCE. [by telegraph.—own correspondent.] WHANGAEEI, Monday. The financial returns in regard to the regatta at Onerahi are not complete, but it is clear that in spito of the windy conditions, which made the outinE uncomfortable for the spectators and prevented the rowing pro- > gramme from being carried out, there will be a profit of approximately £SO. MAHURANGI REGATTA. The Mahurangi Regatta was held at Mahurangi Heads on Saturday, but owing to heavy rain squalls in the morning the at- ! tendance of both spectators and competitors was small. Results of tlio races are:— Launches, under 7 h.p.—P. Anderson's Inaha, 1; F. Jackson's Leona, 2; McElroy Bros.' Kourawhero, 3., Six starters. Launches, 7 to 10 h.p.—S. Viall's Arita, 1; D. Trotter's Valona, 2. Open Launch Race and "Championship.— S. Viall's A ret a. Six started. Handicap.—D. Trotter's Valona, 1; F. Anderson's Inaha, 2; S. Viall's Arita, 3. Ladies' Launch Race.—C. Armitage's Ila, steered by Miss Jackson, 1; F, Anderson's Inaha, steered by Miss Jamieaon, 2. Rowing Race.—Anderson, 1. Dinghy Race. for boys.—A. E. Armitage.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19217, 5 January 1926, Page 6
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