The Championship Regatta.
rPsB Pbbbb Association.! BLENHEIM, MmtCH 21. The entries for the Championship Re* gatta are :— Junior Batswing Fours— Star Boating Club and Wellington Bowing' Club (Wellington), Union Boating Club (Wanganui), » Blenheim Bowing Club and Picton Bowing Club. Champion Outcigged Fours — Star Boating Club, Union Bowing Club (Christchurch), Wei* lington Bowing Club, Lyttelton Bowing Club-, Auckland Bowing Club, Canterbury Bowing Club, Nelson Bowing Club' and Union Boating Club (Wanganui). Maiden Fotns — Star Boating Club (Wellington), Nelson Rowing Club and Blenheim Bowing Clab. Junior Outrigged Fours — Scar Boatiusr Cub (Wellington), Canterbury Bowing Ciub, Nelson Bowing. Club, Union Beating Club (Wanganui), Wellington Bowing Club and Blenheim Bowing Glub. Champion Double Sculls— Star Boating Club (Wellington), Union Bowing Club (€br:stchurch). Wellington Bowing Club and Canterbury Bowing Club. Senior Bowing' Fours— Star Boating Club.i Wellington Bowing Club, Blenheim Bowing Club and Lyttelton Bowing Club. Oufcrigged Fours— Auckland Bowing Club, Union Boating Club (Wanganui) and Picton Bowing Club. Champion Pairs — Star Boating Club (Wellington), Union Bowing Club (Christchurch), Wellington Bowing, Club and Canterbury Bowing Club. Junior Sculls— Star Beating Club, Wellington Bowing Club, Oriental Boating Club (Wellington) and Picton Bowing Club. Champion Sculls — Star Beating Ciub, Wellington Bowing Club, Auckland Bowiug Club, Dunedin Bowing Club, Canterbury Bowing Club and Blenheim Bowing Club.
The Lyttelton Bowing Club's crew for the Championship Begatta left Fort last night in ttao Takapuaa. The Union Rowing Club's representatives for the Championship and Welling* ton Regattas left Lyttelton by the Tarawera laet evening. Mes.-rs Croebie, Samuels, G. H. Hobbs, G. Berry and F. Trenchard (cox) will represent the Club in the Champion Fours at Picton and the Senior Fours at Wellington, and Messrs Croabie and Samuels in the Champion Pairs and Double Sculls at Pioton, and in the Senior Pairs and Double Sculls at W> -liugton. The Captain, Deputy-Captain, Secretary and several other members of tbo Club went by the same steamer. The Canterbury Bowing Club's team will leave by the Te Anau thiß afterndon to compete at Picton and Wellington next week. The crews are as follow: — Senior Fours— E. M. Boulton bow, 10*t 91b: F. W. Hobbs 2; 12st; A. F. Nicoll 3, 12at 21b; J. Y. Daly stroke, list 81b. Senior Pairs— -N. L. Macbeth bow, lOat 71b ; J. Y. Daly stroke. Junior Fours— A. F. de Yeauz bow, 9st 101 b; H. Hobbß 2, list 51b; P. B. Morriß 8, list 91b, and F. W. Johneton stroke, 9st 71b. The men are all in first-class condition, and from the form they have been displaying on the river should prove themselves well able to uphold the high reputation of the Canterbury Bowing Club. Taylor Sat 41b journeys with the crews as coxswain, and E. D. Bees, the well-known boat-builder, will travel in charge of the racing boats. The four-oared crewa are admirably boated. They will row in aJ. H. Clasper, imported this season.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4906, 22 March 1894, Page 2
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476The Championship Regatta. Star (Christchurch), Issue 4906, 22 March 1894, Page 2
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