Muley had n slight advantage at. the start, but Stewart soon took the lead and swimming a very powerful stroke, was never passed, and won by about 8 yards; a very popular win. Lines and Woodward, a dead heat for third place, 2.—150 yards race; B class, Tames Wa Bertie Lanning Charles Gran This was a very yond race. Some dozen or more boys started, and at the beginning were somewhat crowded, but Bertie Lanning soon shot to the front, closely followed by Watson who passed him shortly after the middle distance, and won by a yard or to, Gram being a fairly good third.
3.75 yards race; C class, Charlie Benjamin Edward Belbin Fritz Land...
The ynumystery is event evidently meant business. An excellent rt WAS made, and for some time it was Jiftieult tell who would win, but eventually Charlie Be unin got the lead, and came in first, el "8 ely followed by Edward Belbin and Fritz Land.
4.—50 yards race; D class, Alfred Belbi)
Alfred Kindblad 'This was a beginners' race, and was won after much vigorous exertion by Alfred Belbin, Kindblad being a good second.
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