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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXII, Issue 17, 22 January 1900, Page 3

TARANAKI ANNUAL REGATTA (To be rowed under the rules of tbe New Zealand] Amateur Rowing Association.) To be held on the WAITARA EIYEK ON THURSDAY, J-EBRUARY 22. OFFICERS. Patrons: Messrs. W. Syme?, M.H.R., J. B. Roy, E. Viokers, N. King, E. Dockritl, W. Bayly, 0, Samuel, R. Cook. President; Mr. G. V. Tate. Vice-Presidents: Drs. Walker, McCleland, Home, Valintine, Leatham, Goode, Messrs, Leppeft J. Sart9n, G-. Pearce, N. E. Mcl'aggart, S. R. Fairweather, H. T. Joll, R. H. Pigott, J. W. Lee, Leslie, Stott, Mcintosh, Bean," Wright, Stubbs, Godsal, Gray, Saell, Tompsitt, P. L. Black- Committee: Messrs. I{. Tate, E. Beckbessinger, Ogle, l'elfar, Palamontain, A. Tatter, K Knight, R. Cunningham, Dover, Newbery, Buchanan, Wyllie, Nosworthy, Hicks, and T. Goddarj. Starter: Mr. J. M. Hignett. Judge : Mr. Jas. Paul. Umpires: Messrs 'late, Ogle, and J. Sarfceu. Timekeeper: Mr. J. I<'. Watson, Treasurer: Mr. F. Mills. Secrstary: Mr. H. Spurdle. PUOfiIIAMME. I.—Maiden Whaleboat Race.—No members of crew to have won any race (junior excepted). First prize, L 6 ; second LI. Ono mile and a-half. I 2,—Fancy Dress Whaleboat Race,—For crews that are not taking part in any other races at the regatta. Entries to be accompanied with the description of costume for the Committee's approval. First prize, L 5; seoond, Ll. One and a-half miles. 3.—Gifls' Whaleboat Rase. For gir's under 18 years of age. First prhe L 4; second, L2; third, LI. About half a mile. 4.—Junior Whaleboat Race.—For crews under 21 years. First prize, L 5: second, LI. One mile and a-half. Champion Whaleboat Race.—First prize, Jj«S5 j Eecoad, LIQ j third, Ls—providing an outside crew competes ; if not. the first prize to be L2O, second L 5. Three miles. 6.—Ladies' Whaleboat Race.—First prize, L 5; second, LI. A bout half a mile. 7.—Boys' Wluleboat Raoe For crews under 18 years. First prize, Li; second, Ll. About a mileand a-half. B.—Flyjng Whaleboat Race.—First prize, L 5; second, LI. Straight run of about thiee-quarters of a mile. 9.—W hileboat Kaoe —For crews lOst, 71b8. and under. First prize, L 5; second, LI. One miie and a-h;ilf. 10.—Handicap s wiiumi - g Race.—First prize, L2 an j medal; second, 10s. Winner can have the choice of medals or moaey. Distance aooutloo vards. 11.—All-comers' Wtml-sboat Race."— First prizi", L 7; second, LI. Winner of ine Champion Race debarred. Ohm mile and s-h >lf. 12.—Boys' \\ hiibhout Race.—For pct, .■ under 10 ycar»: F.r.si prize, L 3; second, LI. A-v.riL h.ui miie. 13. StUiuv 'A I'ace, for veterans over <lO years: First prize, L 3; second, LI. AiiouUhrte-quai'lui'smile. Post

oulry. 14,—Swiiiin.ii;g Obstacle Kaoo. Open to fiUcoweis. 'i lit) winner can have the chuicu of me ials or money, First prize (six Matters), L2 lQj; (four starters), LI 10s ; (three starters), LI 5d J second than two start Post entry. 15.—Water Tournament,—First prize, L2. Post entry. IG.—Tub Kane—Open to All-cotnersi First piiice, LI ss, second 10a, third 7s, for six starters; ficst prise, H ss; second, 10a; for four jtit!Post ontry. I?.—Tub llace, for boys under 17 years.— i'ii'-t piiza, LI; Becoad, lOjj six eta-riois. First prize, ] 53; second, 5s ; four starters. High water, 1.50 p.m. CONDITION Si First race to start at 11.30 a.m. Two crcvfi to enter ur no race. Three boats to hlart or 110 second prize. All races to btj.il punctually at advertised tiuao. Auy boat not at the HUu'ting point at the proper tin 0 tball be liable to disqualiaeation for tins ovuut. Protests must be in UlO hands o£ the Secretary, in vvmitg, Within 15 tainutej after the race. Kucli protest must be ticcompanied by a deposit ut 10*, which sum shall be forfeitad if ihe is not upheld by lb a Oommitieo. Eutrance fee 10 p.: r ceut. of the amount of first prlaa money oifdrcd for each event, ft&tnos, weights of competitors (including substitutes), and colours to be worn, must be lodged at the time of entry, AU'po.-tj cMrios (to cioae on BegatSa J*? at 1 p.m) will bo charged 5 per oent on amount of tot prize. Bookmakers will not be allowed to bet inside the enclosure,

The Committee reserve to tbenicOivcß the tight to altar the order or poatpons any or all the ovonts,_ and add any regulations which, in their opinio.!, may be neooesary. Entries for all Whalowmt liacOs, except Senior Veteran?, close with the Secretary at Ihß Foresters' Hal), on THURSDAY, Feb' ruary 15th, at 8 p.m. Entries for the Swim, ming Handicap Race close at tha sacae time and at the same place. Baud iu attan SjieciaJ anU di layu i s;>***■ " .... ,! to suit vij-ii.fjj. " ...a will be arranged I The mmi Kcrim BANGE I vsu b, iida jv>! Ibgatte [ night. <>o*l ji ed, j . ' >r,; id,y.\'2l jxsa. s-.Mjr n AiJ;k AT Tl.l. .i.'O3T P.lr. ■ . .b' ■' /■"< J^liij;'■ ■ v .vx i;,; .sc-i^fV.u*, wuu;;i>V4UiS. REMH AIU'S LINOLEUMS, Ii'AKUV GOODS, ol Vi-ry greatly rwiuced pi Joes, Also u'l Farnlluio, Oarpzts, Mate, Huge, &c, WILL m JRSDTJCBD tU'rjrifr th:; oaia h'OII CASH, F. HELOT, 'RED POST i'UßXmfKtf AND iBDDIJsQ WAIiKUOI'SM. LAST FURNITUBE SHOP EAST END DEVON-STREET. WANTED, at tlie Excelsior Joinery Works, Two Good BENCH HANDS. One ac.uiotumed lo machinery preferred. G. Ci.u-'f. F'Jlt HA'.E Oil XO U:t, ail 8-roomed !'.i u-. si .t «•< s.tro Oi io\*o.—Aj-L-iy Ji. T, ten, DoVv'U-iiUt-et*