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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 16, 20 January 1902, Page 4

NOW PUBLISHED. STONE'S « UINCTOK> HAWfc'S BAY fiTMMIUXI Commercial, SIUNICIPALJC 'Genbbal DIRECTOR! ...aku... j NEW ZEAL A JjD ANNUAL AUGUST, 19i)l—jIlbvbnth Year Publication. Edited by Jons Stone. Demv Bvo. size. containing over 900 pages, together with maps corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt-le;tered. PRIOE :12s6ii STONE, SON <fe CG k PUBLIBHERB Crawford and Jetty-ftreets, Dnnedin, and at Grey-street, Wellington.

TMAHWI ANNUAL E E ft A T T A (Bowed under the Bill's of the New Zealand .Amateur Rowicg Association) To BB HELD ON THK WAITARA RIVER ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, 1902. Patrons: Messrs. W. Syraes M.U.K,, E. M. S-nitU M.H U , 0. Bamu 1, J. Paul, X. King;, J. B. Hoy, E. Dockri 1, H. Okey, T. 8. Weston, K. Yick*rs, K. B. Tatton, B. H. Nickolls. President: Mr. A. W. Ogle. Vice-President: Messrs. Taw, Redmond, J. Sartea. W. L. Gray, and Kibby. Committee : Me tr.«. Williamson, H. Johnston, X). Sampson, W. Jrfry, J. Cain, B. Tate, K. I'eckbtssenger, Palam nlain, lel far. A. '< atton, E. Knight, Buchatian. Vickery, Knsworthy. Klenner, 0 H. Johnston. •'tarter: Mr. F. Mills. Judge: Mr. J. Vaal. Deputy Judge: Mr. C. M. Lepper. Umpires: Messrs. Tate, <'s'e. snd J. Sarler, Ti-"«-ke»per: Mr. K. Watson. TreaKttrer: Mr. F. Mill*. Secretary: Mr. H. f-'pordle. Auditors: Messr--. Seckbessinger i-nd Buchanan. PROGRAMME. 1. Boys' Whaleboat Rice: For boys under 17 years. First priz<>, L 3; second, LI. About halfa-mile; to start at 10.45. 2. Maiden Wbaleboat Race: No members of crew to hive won any race Junior Rca excepted). First prize, L 6; second, LI. One mile and a-half; to stirs at 11.15 3. Champion Wbal"bo it Race: First priz 3 , L 3 5; second, L 1 0; third, Ls—providing an outside crew tnmp o, e3; if not. the first prize to bd L2O ; second, L 5. Tiiree miles; to start ai 11.40. 4. Fancy Dregs Whaleboat Race: For cratvs tba'; are n •*. takiDg part in any other races at the Regatta. Entries to be accomp\nied with a description of costume for the approval. First prize, L 5 ; second, LL. One and a-half ,miles; to start at 12.30. 5. Greasy Boom : Open to all-comers; First pnzi (aix) 60s: four, 30s; ■ three, 255; pst eatry; to start at 12.38. 6. Junior Whal. bor.t Kace: ForcrewH under 21 years. Fitsfc prize, L 5; secoiid, LI. Ore mile and a-half; to stare at 1 p m. 7. Git Is' Whaleboat Race: For girls under 18 years of First priz", .1-4; second, L2; third LI; for tV'tee crews and over; for two en ws,first, L 3; tecond LI. About half-a-mile; to start at 1,30. 8. G.gar ard Umbrella Race: First pv z 3 , LI 10s; se.ond 10a; four starters or no second prize. Once across the livtr; to start at 1.30. 9. Flying Whaleboat Rice: First prize, L 5; second, LI. Straight run of about threj-quarters of a mile; to start at 2 p.m. 10. Ladies' Whileto-it Rice: First prize, L 4; second, LI. About half-a-mile; ta start at 2.30. 11. Whaleboat Rum : For crews 10st. 71b. and under. F s; prize, L 5; second, LI. O.J iLanda-balf; to start at 3 p.-'. 12. Handicap S<iui-.'<g Race: First prize, L2 or me; 1; second, 10s; winner can !a.o to choice of medal or D s'ance about 200 yards; 'o si Hit at 3 p.m. 13. All-Comers' Wiia' '• ;it Race: First prize, L 7 ; second LI. Winner of the Champion Rice debarred One mile and a-half; to i,tart at 3.30. 14. Greasy Boom: For boys under 18 years. First priz *, LI; post entry; to start at 3.30. 15. Maori Canoe HanJic p Race : First prize, L 8 ; stcor.d, L2. Open to all-comers, piovidii g three canoes start, other (rite th i first prize to i be L 5 ; post entry. About threequarters of a mi.'o; to start at 4 p.m. 16. Tub Race: Op;n to all-comers First prize, LI ss: second, 10s ; third, 7s—for six starters. First prize, LI ss; s c coud, 10s—for four starters; post er.try; start at 4.15.17. Tub Race: For boy™ under 17 years. First; priz l , LI ; second, 10s • for six starters. First prize, 15s ; second, 5.s - for f-ur starters; pest entry; to start; at 4.30.

Two crews to start or no race. Three erews to stavt or no second pp.z». All races to start punctual y at advertised time. Any boit not tie s'arting point at the proper time shail be liabln to disqualification for that event. Protests mast be in the hands of the Secretary in writing within 15 minutes after the race. Bach protest mast be accompanied by a deposit of XOs, which sum «h».ll be forfeited if the protest is not upheld by tne Committee, Entrance Fee 10 per cent, of the amount of first prize money offered for each event. Names, weights of compsiiloM (including substitutes), and colours to be w"rn, must be lodged at the time of enti y All post entries v to close i n Re gatta day at 12 noon) will be charged 5 pjr cent, on amount of first priz\ Bookmakers will n''t be allowed to bet inside the enclosure. The Committee reserve to themselves the right to alter the order or pos pone any or all of the events, and add any regulations which in their opinion may la necessary. Entr es for all Wfcalaboat llaces close with the Secretary at ihe Foresters' Hall on THURSDAY, February 2Cth. ■■ t 8 p.m. Entries for the Swimming Handicap Kace close at the eame time and at the tauie place.

Band in attendance. Special and delayed trains will ba arranged to suii visitors. THE ANNUAL REGATTA DANCE Will be held in St. John's Ha'l on IJegatta Night. Good rnu-ic; supper provided. H. SPIfRDLE, Becrefcary. AM&r •'•. 1 r " , l 'i-' £j»"i r Vfh. hi ••'n.' i-js't • t * '»i» aJv should b? 1 • ..ci.oiittneW.iiW *iopri.-!,r,r '• ' <-••nUi.ssaTiAKfTtS.SK? 4p*Ui SUAHIAMI L«..1i0.. AiKktanl 4*cM«y> SSa'lKlit