THE DUNEDIN REGATTA.
The final meeting of the Regatta Committee ' was held last night at the Criterion Hotel- The Rev. T. ,L., Stanley occupied the chair Nearly all the members of the Committee were " 'present, and a large amount of business was <3isi>osed of. It was decided to accept fche liberal offer of the contractors for the Rattray street Jetty of then- ship the Jamea Hannell as -a flagship. After some discussion, a sub-Com mittee was appointed to decide the position of ' the flagship, the start and finish, and the courses :- of the several races. Ifc wasi understood, how ever, that in settling these matters the sub ! ;• Committee should be guided mainly by public [ , - convenience, and should use every to ' bring the races within view of as large a num ber of people as possible. The flagship, a fine i . vessel once used in the French transport service, - , will be, made aa comfortable as possible for &« " >..ladicfl-aad other visitors, and luncheun .may bo obtained on board. The vessel will accommo- L- Ajfcdate several hundred people comfortablj;., A P^fßMßfcmer willbe in attendance to carry ticket -1 ~- JboiSers onward the ship between the races. *' '"Tickets may be had of any member of the Com ■ mittee, Messrs G-. A,< Fenwick, J.. Somerville, T. Prosser, S. N. Muir, T. Hart, Fredk. Chap ; "man, Fuller, Edgar, and the Rev. T.L. Stan ley. From the entries received, some spirited racing is anticipated.
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