Timekeeper, Mr. R. Macyregor. modore W. Callaway (Vice-Con-Committee—Messrr. E, Gutmpert (Com. modore), W. C. Murray, and P. E. Beeston (Hon. Secretary).
Siking Reach was blown into wavelets iff breeze on Sunday, when the Club heid that regntén which is known as Ladies' Day." The number of ladies who attended was certainly not large, but on the other hand the sailing men and male spectators were Regatta may be eet down as ranking high ite numerous. On the whole the
among the Club's successes, and the new Commodore, Mr. E. Gumpert, must be ighly congratulated that he has opened his year so well. There was the further gratification to all members of the Club, and to many others, on Sunday, that he carried off the first race of the day—the "Groysby" Cap. It is notable that the Dabeliick, in which Mr. P. 1. Beeston, the Hon. Secretary, has " proprietary interest, won the la the Sport and Gossip [we races were sailed in who attended held it likely that there would bean upset during the day, but, though some were perilously near it, all escaped. The wind was strong and gusty, and suited best the sampan" class, the Cheeper, Dabehick, and Mary Jane, who, as will be noted, all won races. The " Mona" class were not snited, though in the first race Mr. A. L. Anderson's Mona came second as to time. Mr, A. L. Hall's Dorothy was second for the Challenge Cup by nine seconds only. The full return of the day is as follows Mr. A. L. Anderson's Geo. Sutherland's.
W. C. Murray's Gumpert's Tames Hall's Rudolph's yA. DI. Halls Messrs. Algie and Beeston's Tue Gocswy" Prize.—Presented by Mr. R. Maconeson. Twice round a Course selected by thw Committee, with time allowance on Rating. Open to all boats of the sailing Dinghy class the property of Members of the Club,
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