QUEENSTOWN REGATTA.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14786, 19 March 1910, Page 4

QUEENSTOWN REGATTA.

The following nominations have been received for the Queenstown Regatta: — Maiden Double Sculls.—Awarua Boating Club, Otago Rowing Club, North End Boating Club, Invercargill Rowing Club, Invercargill Railway Rowing Club. Youths' Fours. —Awanui Boating Club, Invercargill Railway Rowing Club. Junior Double Sculls.—Awarua. Boating Club, Invercargill Railway Rowing Club, Riverton Rowing Club. Maiden Four-oared.—Awarip Boating Club, North End Boating Club, Invercargill Rowing Club, Invercargill Railway Rowing Club, Queenstown Boating Club. Senior Double Sculls—Otago Plowing Club, Invercargill Railway Rowing Club, Junior Fours.—Awarua Boating Club, Invercargill Railway Rowing Club, Queenstown Rowing Club, Invercargill Rowing Club.

Maiden Pail's—lnvercargill Rowing Club, Awarua Boating Club, North End Boating Club, Invercargill Railway Rowing Club lSu. 1, Invercargill Railway No. 2, Riverton Rowing Club, Queen's Drive. Senior Fouis.—Awarua Boating Club, Otago Rowing Club, Invercargill Railway Rowing Club. Junior Pairs. —Awarua Boating Club No. 1, Awarua No. 2, Invercargill Railway Rowing Club No. 1, Invercargill Railway No. 2, Queen's Drive. Senior Pairs—Otago Rowing Club, invercargill Railway Rowing Club No. 1, Invercargill Railway No. 2, Awarua'Boating Club.

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