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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIX, Issue 11131, 17 February 1886, Page 3

ftjgfcfijjSt dSEKIn «££MS«» inrr A NGAMUI R < S G vTT A. TO BJfi HELD ON MOiViJAY, MARCH 22, ISB6. Juugk: Mr JP Watt. Btabi KB & UMPIKE : Mv X W Ferry. _ TiMekkepbhs : Messrs Forbes & WjchodiL CiBBK op tiits Cottrs" : Messrs Law, T.ott, and •*. McLarenLfoir. TKKArftJBEK; Mr i\ Bush. COMMITTED His Worship the Mayor, Messrs W. H. i Watt, Duigan, Oumrains, Drew, iawse, Poynter, Gulpan, Young, .Tas. Watt, Barr, Bennio, Cordoza, Denby s Howe, McLaren, Law, Low, Murray, Ware, .Ferry, rawson, King, Keesmg, TBichollß, Hogg, Drs 801 l and Sorloy, J. Paul, F. Aiken, Oudaille, Stevenson, Powell, Chubb, Montgoroerie, Connell, Ley don, Davenport, W. Aiken, Pennell, West, J. Ruscoe, Baunderi, Armstrong, and Matliieson. PROGRAMME. ' I— Maiden Eaoe— Pour - oared iurigged boats ; string test; distance, 1* miles. First prize, £ . To s fcarfc at L3O 2— KcuLiiEßs' Race— Handicap by time. First prize, £—-; Znd prize ; distance, H miles. To start at 2 p.m. 3— Sbkioe OuTJiiai>BH Kaob— For fouroared outrigger b^.<3; dutitice, 2fr miles, h'iitb prize, £>■— — ; 2ild * . To ntart at 2. 80 p.m. 4,_JtTKIO3 FOXJB s— Fouc - oared inrigged boats; string test } distance, 1£ miles. First prize, £ ; 2ad £ . To start at S p.m. s— Maohi Canoe Rack— For Maoris only j not less than six men in each ; distance, l|niil?s, with turn. To start at 3.30 p.m. 6-Sbniob Pours-- Four - oared mrigged boats ; string test ; distance, 2£ miles. Firefc prize. £ ; 2nd £ .To Btart at 4 o'clock. 7— Rob Boy Canob BAOB—For locally-built boats ; H miles, with turn. First prize £ • e—JuNioß OuTiiia&BH. Race— Jour-oared outwecara; distance, H miles. B'irst prizef £ -; 2ud, £ .To start at 4,30 p.m. STJLEB. 1-— That the races shall be rowed accord' ing ta the rules as stated in Stonehenge. 2 -Tint entries shall be received only from bona fide Cmbs that have been in existence three months prior to dato of Regatta, and showing a membership of not less than twenty. (This rule excepts races Nos. 2, 5 and"7.) 3— That entrance money be 5 per cent, on amount of first prize. 4— That two boatß, owned by different filubs, start, or no first prize; and that three boats, owned by different Olubs, start, or no pec«nd prize. 6— Entries close on "Friday, March, at 9 p m, at tho Aricho? Hotel 6 - That the prizes be givsjji in money or pkte, at the eption of the Avinners, 7— That a Junior be one who Ins never won an advertised Senior race, nor has rowed for Jan advertised Senior race after j Lsfc October IBS 2. i MAIDBH QUALIFICATION. B— That a Maiden be one who has never ipeted in Senior or Junior races, and has corx won an advertised Maiden race prior to not sfc October, 1885. ; will take placo during the day aa Sports follows ; — imming jsace for boys under 14 I— S-v, f»e. 2 — Seahorse Race open to all I years of a Race open to all comers '■ -Seahorss fiece for boy« under comers! I W- 5«-Graasy pole. 6-Duok 14 years of t Hunt. TTSRNS-MANNIWG-, J. Kk\ Hon - Sec#

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