C. E. HOLWAY.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15053, 28 January 1911, Page 8

C. E. HOLWAY.

Charles B. llolway, the world's professional champion sprinter, will ill-rive by the first express from •Ciirjjjtohuroli Vhia afternoon. In view of his match with Trembath he will put fn his final week'" training on the Calodonian Gnauiml', where fcho match will take place. Tim full programme of events was advertised in tlx) Times on Thureday.

RAYFA'SBOU'RiVE REGATTA.

The weekly meeting of tho llavensbourno Bcgatta- Committee was held in the boatshed last evening. Mr H. E, Moller presided, and somo 15 members of tho committee were present. A largo amount of correspondence was dealt with, Mossrs T. Boos, J. J. Clark, C. G. Smith, J. Petersen, and C. Ilnzlctt wrote thanking the committee for electing them to tlio various ]>ositions, and enclosing £1 Is towards the funds. Messrs M'C'ullough wrote granting the tec of the Bnllauce as fiagbont for t.ho regatta. It was deckled to placo races first, second, third, and cruisers on the programme; also three motor-boat raoes, wliilo the usual rowing and swimming ruecs wcro also decided on. The various collectors reported t.lmt. subecrintions were coming in freely. The Concert Committee lias all details in liand for holdin<r tho concert on an early date.

! SHOOTING. ' The following _ will represent the Port Chalmers Navals in a match with the Dunodin Dofenoe Rifle Club (the first teams will firo at Port Chalmers and the second teams at Dunec|un): —-First team: Sorgtmajor Montgomery, Q.M.-sergt, Facer, Sergts. Miiddloditcli, Montgomery, and Rccvos, Corporals Matthewson- and Moni-

pomery. Bombardier Facer, and 1 Gunners Kecnan iiod Montgomery; emergencies, Corporal Connor and Guirner Kytld. Second team: Lieutenants Braithwaito and Mitchell, Corporal Connor, Gunners Connor, Drake, Glengarry, ICydd, R. Kay, A, Kay, and E. Robertsoir; emergencies, Gunners Arch. Coleman and A. J. Wallis. BOXING. (Per Uniteu Press Association.) NAPIER, January 27. A meeting of the committee of the Ilawko's Bay Boxing' Association was held at Hastings tonight to consider the result of the fight for tho heavy-weight championship of New Zealand, which was awarded to Blackmore against Rudd oit a foul. If was dcckled to pay over tho ftakca to Blackmore and to disqualify lUidd fol three months.