The Archive · 1897

The Midget Sailing Club

Although the Midget Sailing Club will

2 now hare to, wait fill the Spring for another regular regatta, 3 many ipombers havogne tue Star Fave, where they are sure to hare a_ great time. ' Three of the "flappers" have also gone up, anda 0 1 -rater or tivo, so with fine weather a good breeze they will be able to have a race meeting of their own this week.

A more glorious day for an up-country trip could not have been wished for than 6 26 ast Sunday the 24th at the Siking Read This was the last of the season, and, as Owners. Ist. 2ud. regards the weather it was certainly the 3 best. Further, for the first time in its small 2 CoohHHwwess se CoH HMWOHMIWNIS life the Club was favoured by the presence 2 of the fair sex, who contributed largely to the success of the day. The ante of Henry Morris.

Glendaye members up was small, and it was Messrs, Common & Robson found that pretty nearly' all would be Mr. Black required to sail the small boats, so that the Ring 1 onerous duties of starters and judges fell on Marius 1 the fair shoulders of two ladies, who dis-1 charged their task admirably. At 10.30 the 1 1 1 1 1 1

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