This was the best race of the day. Claus-sen's and Lindsley's crews drew about half length ahead soon after starting, and kept on even terms till about }-distance, where a man in the latter boat broke his oar, and of course pt it out of the race. Claussen's boat had now drawn clear and went on improving their lead, while Brewer fell about a length astern. "About j-distance, however, Harvie put ona splendid spurt,~recovered this interval, and even overlapped the leader's stern, but failed to get up, and was beaten by about three-quarters of a length, beating Brewer tivo or three lengths for second place.
Mr, Williamson was called alongside the Unpire's boat en the way home, and _presented with the Sculler's prize by Mrs. Brand, with a few words of congratulation, which M jamson appro-Driately acknowledged.
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