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WELLINGTON REGATTA PROGRAMME FOR FEBRUARY 10 In view of the possibility of the Gisborne Rowing Club sending crews to the Wellington regatta on February 10, lu preference to The championship fixture at Picton and the Wanganui regatta, details of the Wellington programme should bo of general interest. ihe series of races to be contested on the Wellington harbor is as under Maiden Pairs, one mile.—First dona tion. £5; second, £2. Lightweight Maiden Fours, one mile. —First, £7 ; second. £2. .Junior Pairs, one mile.—First,, £5; second, £2. _ Maiden Fours, one mile.—First, £8; second, £2. Senior Singles, one and a-half miles.— First. £4; second, £l. Junior Welter Fora's, one mile. — first, £8; second, £2. Senior Fours, two miles.—First, £10; second. £5. Youths’ Fours, one mile.—First, £8; second, £2. _ Maiden Doubles, one mile.—First, £5; second, £2. •Junior Fours, one and a-half miles. — First. £8: second, £2. Junior Singles, one mile. —First, £3; second. £l. Senior Pairs, one and a-half miles.— First, £6; second, £2.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18264, 6 December 1933, Page 4
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