There was no official time taken, but the following ia the time of passing the principal paints on the course :—Mile beacon, 6min 9sec ; Putney, 7min 12?ec ; Gladeavillc, Jomia IDcc ; One Alan Wharf, ISmia <3ssec ; the Brothers, 2')min 23=cc. The steamers which followed tbe race were crowded with spectators, aud the river was pf*rf*ctly alive with small craft. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed at the conclusion of the race, and Beach wan cheered to the echo. On his return down the river to the starting-place io the evening, Hanlan c va'j iat» Sydney and went to Mr Aloock’s house, which was ah * vhited by Beach, iu company with Mr DaLic-s The interview between the two men r.'.'i-? of the meet friendly descripfei >:*. Roilau lO'/-:ed a little careworn and di-conrag'-d, ai w.v-' '-i.lv atural und-r the circum-dance- Tne CxC-vorraUon of course turned on rhe r<t , e, nud jiausan, iu tbe most pi-wat manner, h-w, : l\ rhakibg bands with Beach: “Well, you are a better man than I, and I hope

NEW ZEALAND TIMES TUESDAY, AUGUST 2G, 1884



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