YACHTING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20525, 28 March 1930, Page 17

YACHTING.

the akarana club. CRUISING AND HARBOUR RACES. The Akarana Yacht Club will hold a series of cruising and harbour races tomorrow afternoon. The keel yachts, mullet boats, lCft. and 18ft. open and halfdecked boats and launches will race to Matiatia, and the M. T and Y classes will compete over harbour courses. Largo entries have been received, and some esting racing is anticipated All evwita will start between a mark buoy and the launch Pakeha moored in Judge a Bay. The officials in charge of the racing will be as follows: —Starter. M . 'Tnvcockiiul"e of harbour races, Mr. G. E. JjaycocK. t nekeeper Mr. W. A. Wilkinson; ]udge of cruising race. Mr. G. Grimmer; timekeeper, M Folfowing r °a're the entries and handiCa \ S Class, to start at 2.30: course,, from starting line, direct to Matiatia, finishing between launch and southern P" 1 " 1 wf" j a riki Torangi. Thelina, .;Y in . (1 ward! Mahaki. The handicaps will be declared to-morrow morning. C and E Classes, to start at 2.38; course, same as that for A and B on wind, scr, off wind, scr;. Speedwell. _m, lm; Scout. sm. 3m: Oloriana, 10m, Ini, Pandora. 10m. 6m; Maybclle. 12m. sm, Janet. 12m, Gnr, Ins. 12m, 10m. V Class, to start at 2.46; course, same as that for A and B classes—Wild Wave.Rcr, 25m; Ranui, 3m. 4m; Secret. 5,m. 3im, Scud. Cm, 4m; Desdemona, 10m, 7ni; Mystic. 9m. scr. S Class to start at 2.4 C; course, sumo as that for A and B classes.—Manu. scr, scr; Waitoa, 12m. 7m; Rangitira, 14m, Cm, "Rnnffarec. 2'2ili. 12m.• L and N Classes, to start at 2.52; course, same as that for A and B classes.—Rakoa. scr scr: Valeria, 2*m, lm; Doreen. am. 3m; Malua, Sm, 6m; Ngaru 11., 10m. <m; Hum. lOni, 7ni; Mowai, 12m, 9m; iNgawa, 20m, 12m; Ngioma, 32m, 21m. II Class, to start at 3 p.m.; course, same as that for A and B dasses.-Starlight, on wind, scr, off wind, scr; Ornate re 4m scr; Awatere. 7m. lm; Why Not. 12m, 6m. Star Class, to start at 3 p.m.; comae name as that for A and B classes-Maid Murion, scr, scr; June, £m, ljm; Moa, 3m, o)-m. Launches, to start at 3.8; courso, same as jI * f nr keel yachts.—Ramona, scr; Crusider. Tin 30s; llavis B. 11m 30s; Kathryn It. 12m; Coquette, Kenya, 13m 30s; 2v>ria, 2 °M' Class, to start at 3.16; course, from starting line to Sandspit. thence to Bastion. thence to Resolution, thence to Sandspit. thence to Bastion, back to finishing line, keeping all marks on starboard. Manene, Mawhiti. Manu 11.. Matarero, all S °T'cVoss, to start at 3.24; course, from starting line to Sandspit, thence round Banlion, thence round Resolution, thence to Sandspit, back to starting line, keeping all marks on starboard.—Shalimar. scr: Ramona. 45m; Marie, 6m; Resolute, 11m. Y Class, to start at 3.24: course, same as that for T class. —Alerte, Lois, scr; Opah, 1J m ; Rahiri, 2m; Cupid. 9m. The club championship for 14ft. boats will be sailed in con junction with the races for T and Y classes. The entries are. Shalimar, Opah, Lois, Rahiri.

OUTBOARD RACING. RACE TO ISLINGTON BAY. The outboard division of the New Zealand Power-Boat Association will hold a marathon race for outboard molor-boa s tomorrow afternoon. The course will be from King's Wharf to Islington Bay. The entries are as follows* —Bouzo Junior, British Maid. Red Streak. Nymph Junior lastime. Silvertovvn Kid, Kedskin, Bluestreak, Chief, C.G.G.. Marquette Pug. Tho Power-Boat Association will nola a picnic at Islington Bay, and in all probability races for outboards will be held at the finish of the marathon race.