IThls race resulted in an easy win for the Madge, she beating the Chance hy a long distance for second place. Yacht Race, open to ail comers. First prize £30 and champion silk flag, second—o. Pastime, 84 tons, M. Miller ... ... 1 Mahansra, 10 tons, Black 2 Little Wonder, 10 tons, J. Sinclair .., 3 The boats got away to a capital start, and the first time round resulted in Little Wonder being in front, with Pastime and Mahanga close behind. From this point, Pastime gradually made up the ground, ultimately passing the flagship s_min ahead of Mahanga, Little Wonder being close up, so close indeed that but for foul ing the flagship she would have gained second place. Centre-Board Sailing Race, in open boats, First prize -88, second £2. Water Lily, F. Perham. ... ... 1 Jeaanett, Joseph Hammond ... ... 2 This race was finished just prior to the departure, of the steamer, and was won by Water Lily, Jeannette second, Faugh a-ballagh not going the distance. Double Scdllinq Race, in stump out riggers. First prize £12, second £4. Leda, U.R.C. —P. Ledsham bow, F. Foster stroke, W. Wallace cox ... 1 Kahu, C.B.C.—T. Taylor bow, W. Barnes stroke, G. Simpson cox ... ... 2 C.R.G. (not named)—J. Y. Daly bow, J. M. Laurie stroke ... ... ... 3 Te Aro, I_R.C—J. Fitzgerald bow, W. Sinclair stroke, C. Fleming cox ... 4 Lyttelton were quickest away, pulling at a tremendous rate, but she soon gave way to Canterbury, who led until near ing the buoy. When fairly round, how ever, Union simply romped in, Kaiapoi second and Lyttelton last. I Maiden Double Sculling Race, in stump outriggers. First prize £5, second £L Kahu, C.R.C.—W. Waites bow, E. Fan tham stroke, G. Simpson cox ... 1 Te Aro, L.R.C.—A. Aschman bow, W. Wyiie stroke, K. Taylor cox... ... 2 Leda, U.R.C.—A. Shaw bow, R. F. Crosble stroke, W. Wallace cox ... 3 C.R.C. (not named)—T. A. R-vell bow, C. M. Turrell stroke... ... ... 4 Tikao, A.B.C.—W. Rouse bow, E. Noonan scroke, H. Stewart cox ... 5. All the boats got well away together* but Kaiapoi soon asserted their superiority, and although they were steered in a rather erratic course the race was never in doubt. 