DUNEDIN REGATTA.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14401, 24 March 1911, Page 2

DUNEDIN REGATTA.

~IN\ISRCAI!GILL RAILWAY DOES .WELL. v Per Press Association. DUXEDIX. March 23. The eighteenth annual regatta was held to-<iay in splendid weather 3 the uind being just sufficient to make a ripple on the water- Tho following am the results: INTERPROVIXCIAL FOURS (for the JSdmond Challenge Shield)— Southland 1, Otago 2. "Won oy 'about seven lengths. Time iimin 57sec. MjUDEN DOUBLE SCULLS.—Port Chalmers 1, Otago 2. Invercargill railway 3. "Won by three lengths. Time 9min. <sßsecs. AVHITiS MEMORIAL FOURS.— Queens Drive 1, 17. A. B. C. 2, Invercargill 3. Also started Oamaru,- Port Chalmers, North L'nd. "Won by three quarters of a length. Time Sniin. 47 sees. JUNIOR DOUBLE SCULLS.— Port Chalmers 1, Sumner 2, Otago 8. Won by less than a length. Tirno lOmin. JUNIOR FOURS.—lnvercargill railway 1, Port Chalmers 2. Invercariiiil N T o. 13. Also started, Queen's Drive, Ir.vercnrgill No. 2, Otago and Oamaru "Won by a length. Time Snvn. 39secs SENIOR DOUBLE SCULLS.— Otago 1. Invercargill Railway 2. Won by six lengths. Time 9nun. 3osecs. YOUTHS 1 FOURS. —Port Chalmers 1, Otago 2, Invercargill Railway 3. Won bv. three lengths. Time Snvu. 49secs. MAIDEN PAlßS.—lnvercargill 1, Sumner 2. North End 3. "Won by half a length. Time 9min 56secs . YOUTHS PAlßS.—Otago 1 ? Port Chalmers no 2.2.. "Won by two lengths SENIOR FOURS.—Awarua 1, Invercargill Railway 2, Otago 3. Won by about rtiree lengths. Time 7min 09} sees. JUNIOR PAlßS.—lnvercargill Raiway 1, Dunedin Amateur 2. North End 3. Also started, Queen's Drive, Port Chalmers, Invercargill. .Won by three lengths. SENIOR PAlßS.—Awarua No. 1 1, Invercargill Railway 2, Awarua no 2, 3. Also startedOtago (2 crews). Won by a small margin. Invercargill Railway won £l7, Awarua £lo, Port Chalmers £ls. Otago £7 a