AQUATIC.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 6133, 21 March 1898, Page 3

AQUATIC.

«. CANTERBURY ROWING CLUB. The last of the club races for this season took place on Saturday afternoon, in the presence of about a hundred members and visitors, including a laVge number of ladies, who evinced much interest in the racing. Several lady members of the club were kept busy in dispensing afternoon tea in the social hall. The following were results : — _ , - 'SCOTCH FOUBS-First . beat : . H. * (3), V. E. Hardy-Johnaton V) and K. Warren Fisher (bow) were^efeated Tgr iMs^raytfabnijt^ • : Stewatt..^S^.-M^I 1 - Jg»!^^^*C3: ated:F.*W:,DaraiaW<.a^^ M. A.Po*rie: (B) and A. Cracrof t'Wi son JJkvw) ; - vWat A* L,^mith,sstroke)j t J,, x FnUer,(a). U. M, Levin (2) and J. E. Evans (bow). Second round: : Hardv-Johnston beat De Veaux, and aIHO beat , Wray's crew in the final. _ r DO U BLE SCULLS-Firsfc heat : P. W. Dunnage ' (stroke) and S. G. Stycbe beat o^,? l^ and C. P. Turner. Second heat : W. G. Wray and > M. A. Powrie were defeated by N. L. Macbeth and C. T. Brown. Final : Macbeth beat Dunn- ' Bge> : Messrs A. S. Hardy Johnston and H. ' Ayers are leaving by the express for the '• championship regatta at Dunedin on March 25. Messrs J. f . Daly. F. E. Wright, jun., ■ A. L. Styche, F. I. Cowlishaw and T. L. ■ Cowlishaw follow by Wednesday's oxL press. _____„___«„»_„„•—