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 ,TOESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 
 
 MAY 23rd & 24th, 1893. 
 
 Under the Patronage of His rfonor Lieut. -Governor 
 
 Dewdney, Capt, Hughes-Hallett, and Officer* 
 
 of H. M. Fleet. 
 
 VICTO!?Ifl, B. C, 
 
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 Beaumont Boaea, 
 
 skcrktanv. 
 
 Chas. Kent, 
 
 HON. TrCAS. 
 
 ROST. BCAVElw, Mayor. 
 
 Chairman. 
 
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 Coioaii/ I,Ho,¥it/Mirnf TSC, 
 
 ^b^^f ricePivb Cents 
 
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Programme- 
 
 .H->f^«^*fif-|. 
 
 TUESDAY, MAY 2^RD, 1B93, 
 
 AT.^EACON HILL. 
 
 9 A.M. BA5KBALL MATCH between Victoria and Port Townsend. 
 
 9 A.M. INTER-CITY RIFLE MATCH at Coldstream. 
 
 10 A.M. INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH between Tacoma and 
 Albion Cricket Club, Victoria. 
 
 10 A.M. LOCAL YACHT RACES oflf Beacon Hill. 
 
 10 A.M. CANOE SAILING RACES, from Club House, James Bay. 
 
 11 A.M. TRAP SHOOTINia between Tacoma, Victori.x and Union Gun 
 
 Clubs." 
 
 II A.M. FIELD ST>ORTS, Races, confined to Amateurs. 
 
 One mile ist prize. Gold Medal ; 3nd, Silver Medal 
 
 Half-mile ist prize. Gold Medal ; and, Silver Medal 
 
 Hurdle race, 220 yards ...... 1st prize, <iold Medal ; 2nd, Silver Medal 
 
 One Hundred yards dash ist prize, Gold Medal ; and, Silver Medal 
 
 Boys' race, under 12 years . . Prizes, Trophies 
 
 Girls' race, under 12 years .Prizes, Trophies 
 
 All entries to be m.ide to the Secretary befoi-e 8 o'clock p.m., Monday, 
 the 22nd inst. 
 
 N.B.— Rules of Canadian Amateur Association to govern all events. 
 
 i2»dbN. BICYCLE RACES. 
 
 Half-mile <novice)— ist prize, cyclometer, presented by T. W. Edwards 
 &Co.; and, bronze statuette. 
 
 Five miles— 1st prize, silver sha' ing set in silver case, presented by C- 
 ' ■ E. Redfern ; and, oak clock ; 3rd, Silver flask. 
 
 Ojrte mile — lit prize, silver trophy, presented by H . Kent ; and. pair of 
 ; '\ ' souvenir trays. :; .' 4 - ' 
 
 - Twomiles— The Times Challenge lledal, now held by lyjtr.'Fjred.G: 
 ■ Turner, of New Westminster. ," . ■ ^ ' , ** 
 
 Quafter-mile dash— ist prize, Challoner & Mitchell's Trophy ; and. 
 i ; pair cycle shoes . '' 
 
 I ■ J'tfleen miles — 1st' prizie, Jackson 5: Mylius' Trophy and pair silye* 
 ', j i '• photo, frames; and, silver card receiver; 3rd, pkirjopera glassesC 
 
 Rest decorated wheel— ist prize, kodak camera ; and, brpnze statuettp, 
 
 Best representation by visiting' Club in parade — Clah banner 9f; sati^ 
 
 and gold. ■> - - / I 
 
 1:30 p M INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES off Beacon Hill. : , ^ 
 
 3:30 p. M CHAMPIONSHIP L ACROSSE. MATCH >etw«en New West- 
 ' minstec and Victoria, .at Caledonia Grounds, " • , i ' 
 
 At Victoria Tiieatre . . . . . . . ..... ATHLETIC CLU» EXHIBITION 
 
 \ At ^Market Hill INDIAN WAfi AUtk PEACE DANCES 
 
 A Band willbe.in attendance at .all events* 
 
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 PROGRAMME— CONTIN 
 
 WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 
 
 9 A.M. CRICKET MATCH— United Banks, Vic 
 of Mainland. * 
 
 9 A.M. CRICKET MATCH-Albion C. C, Vict 
 of Vancouver, 
 
 9.30 A.M. JUNIOR LACROSSE MATCH— Jame 
 ster, in Caledonia Grounds. Free. 
 
 Iprooramme of IReoatta a 
 
 • • MA"/ 24'TH. 1393 
 
 CANNON SMOt OPENS RtQATTA AT TWELVI 
 
 All races to be called by bugle. Two minutes-after 
 
 be started by gun . 
 
 All amateur races under auspices of James Bay Amf 
 
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 INDIAN WAR CANOE RACE— sofeet cane 
 and return, ist prize, $3.00 per paddle ; and 
 
 Entries — i canoe, Kuper Island ; a canoes, Du 
 Cowichan ; i cant>e, S.aanich ; i canoe, Comij 
 
 SINGLE SCULL CHAMPIONSHIP-Open 
 and under; course round the island and re 
 Gregpr & Boggs' cup. 
 
 Winners— 1890, W. Watt; 1891, C. DesBris.-; 
 
 Entries— Vancouver : Albert Henderson, Rol 
 Wmi Scott. 
 
 PETERBOROUGH CANOE TANDEM R 
 
 from- Deadman's Island' to barg''. Prize;! p 
 cl'jck and flask. 
 
 ENrRiKs-(a) W. Traill, (b) Ed. Pitt, (c) Max H 
 Munroe. (f) CM. Page, (g) H. C. Macaul; 
 Westminster: C. B. Innis (stroke), A. I 
 Blpomfield, G. C. Hodge. 
 
 FOUR^OARED AMA'TEUR RACE-Best 
 
 streak ; open to all junior ainateiii's ; course, 
 EUice Bridge^ to barge ; i mile. Prijce, silver 
 
 ENTRies— Westminster :Gi C. Hodge <bow), 
 
 T. Tovey (No. 3** P. McL. Flonn (stroke 
 
 Hulchesort stroke), J. W. Wilson, C. E. Bi 
 
 B. A. A. : W.Beaven (stroke), W. E. Pish 
 
 .Langley. ^ [ \ [ ■ k 4 
 
 NAVAL CUTTERS' RACE— T^n oars 5 cpiirs 
 Colors in all Naval races^Champion, blue 
 white. 1st prize, I4. era; 2nd, $4.00.^" ; 
 
 ENTRiKi— Garnet, i ; Chatripiofi, "a ; Nymphe.: 
 
 JUf^OR SINGLE SCULL-Opcn ; couBse^ 
 . iEUice bridge jto barge. Prize, gold meda^-- 
 ENTRiE^^(a) E^ Mallandaine, Jr.; b) H. B. Hi 
 
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OGRA NiME— Continued. 
 
 SPAY, MAY 24TH, 1893. 
 
 lATCH—United Banks, Victoria, vs. United Eanks 
 lATCH -Albion C. C, Victoria, vs. Hastings C. C. 
 
 ACROSSE MATCH— James Bay vs. New Westmin- 
 i Grounds. Free. 
 
 r Of IRegatta at tbe ©oroe, 
 
 • MAY 24-fH. 1893 • • 
 
 OPENS RtQATTil AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. 
 
 I bugle. Two minutes-after bugle sounds ihe race will 
 be started by gun . 
 
 r auspices of James Bay Amateur Rowing Association. 
 
 'ANOE RACE — gofeet canoes ; course around island 
 prize, $3.00 per paddle ; and, $1.50 per paddle. 
 
 Kuper Island ; a canoes, Duncan's Station ; i canoe, 
 loe, Saanich ; i canoe, Comiaken ; 1 cantSe, Esquimalt. 
 
 CHAMPIONSHIP— Open to all amateurs ; 20 foet 
 •se round the island and return. Prize, Crane, Mc- 
 i' cup. 
 
 W. Watt; 1891, C. DesBrisay ; 1892, R. Johnr-on; 
 
 I'er : Albert Henderson, Robert Johnson . Victoria : 
 
 IH CANOE TANDEM R.\CE^One mile; course 
 i Island' to barg'*. Pri?te,' pipe and .fishing rod ; and, 
 
 Taill. (b) Ed. PittUc) Max Heap, (d) A. S. Gore, (e) E. 
 VI. Page, (g) H. C. Macaulay, (h) W. T. Mawdsley. 
 [^.' B. Innis (stroke), A. B. Horner. (bQw), F. C. 
 ;. Hodge. ■ 
 
 AMATEUR RACE— Best and bes^ outrigged lap- 
 all junior amateiii's ; course, straightaway from Point 
 barge ; I mile. Prijce, silver flagonand 4 silver medals. 
 
 inister : Gi C. Hodge (bow), E. O. Martin (No. 2), H. 
 3n P- McL. Flonn (stroke! . J.B.A.A.: J.W, 
 ke(, J. W. Wilson, C. E. Bailey, J. Aden (bow). J. 
 Beaven (stroke), W. E. Fisher, G. L. Sanfcey, W. H. 
 
 R$' RACE— iTfn cars} course round island and return, 
 ival races— Champiion, blue; Garnet, red; Nymphe, 
 , 14.00; and, $a. 00.- * , 
 
 1 1 ChatripioB, 2 ; Nymphe, I, j ' ; 1 
 
 E SCULL-^Opcn ; course, straightafway from Point 
 jarge. .Prize, gold medal.. 
 
 lallandaine, Jr.; b) H. B. HaineS< ^> | ; ■• ; 
 
 PROGRAMME CONTINUED. 
 
 7. PETERBOROUGH CANOE RACR-Single blade ; course, straight- 
 
 away half-mile from Echo p>.Mnt to barge, ist Prize, tennis racket 
 and 1 dozen balls ; 2nd, Canoe cushions, 
 
 Entrius— (a) Ed. Pitt, (b) E. N. Page, (c) M.ix Heap, (d) H. C. 
 Macaulay, (e) W. Traill, (Westminster) if) F. C. BloomAcld, (g) C. B. 
 Haines, (Victoria) (h) C. F. Askew, (i) J. Watson. 
 
 No canoe over i6 feet in length to enter. A. C. A. rules to govern. 
 
 8. NAVY RACE — Single banked boats ; course, round Island and return ; 
 
 time allowance, tst piize, $4.00 ; and, $3.00 ; 3rd, $1.00. 
 
 Entries— (a) Garnet, 6 oars ; (b) Garnet, 4 oars ; (c) Champion, 6 oars ; 
 
 (d) Champion, 5 oars ; (e) Nymphe, 4 oars. 
 
 9. INDIAN WAR CANOE RACE— 40-foot canoes ; course, round 1 land 
 
 ai)d return. 1st prize, $5.00 per paddle ; and, $2.00 per paddle. 
 
 Entries — (a) Kuper Island, (b) Duncan's Station, (c) Cowichan, (d) 
 Saanich, (e) Songhecs (Victoria), (f) Anacortes (Wash., U.S.A.), (g) 
 Whatcom (Wash., U.S.A.). 
 
 10. JAMES BAY FOUR-OARED— Lapstreak ; course, straightaway from 
 
 Point Ellice bridge to barge. Prizes, 4 silver medals. 
 
 Ei\TRiES — W. Beaven (stroke), W. E„ Fisher, G. L. Sankey, W. H. 
 Langley. J. H. Austin (stroke), G. E. Jorgeson, B. Wilson, R. W. 
 Clarke. 
 
 11. PETERBOROUGH CANOE RACE— One man, single or double 
 
 paddle ; course, half-mile, from Echo point to barge, ist prize, dress- 
 ing case ; and, fly book. 
 
 Ektries- (a) E. Pitt, (t) C. M. Page, (c) Max Heap, (d) H. C. Macaulay, 
 
 (e) W. Traill. 
 
 13. SENIOR FOUR-OARED-Open to all amateur clubs on Pacific Coast ; 
 course, straightaway from Point Ellice bridge to barge. Prizes, 
 ■ silver cup and 4 gold medals. 
 
 Entries— J. B. A. : (al G. Askew (stroke), J. A. Jackson, Wm. Scott, 
 F. S. Widdowson. (b) J. B. A. A. : J. W. Hutcheson (stroke), J. W. 
 Wilson, C. E. Bailey, J. Aden (bow). 
 
 13. KLOOTCHMEN'S RACE— 3 canoes ; course, i mile with turn, ist 
 
 prize, $ao . 00 ; and, $10.00. 
 
 Entries— (a) Duncan's Statbn, (b) Quamichan, (c) Cowiclian, (d) Esqui- 
 malt. 
 
 14. PETERBOROUGH CANOE U?SET RACE— The paddle to strike 
 
 water at starting shot. Paddler vacates Kinoe at second shot ; tows 
 or pushes canoe until third shot, when he enters canoe and paddles to 
 finish. Course, from Curtis' point to barge, one-fifth mile. 1st Prize, 
 o«pera glasses ; and, flask ;■ 3rd, cigar case. 
 
 Entries— (a) James Sharp, (b) C. M. Page, (c) E. Munro. (d) W. Taill, 
 (e) E. Pitt, (f) W.J. Mawdslev, (g) W. B. Sylvester, (h) Max Heap, 
 (i) E. M. Havnes. (j) J. H.. McGregor, (k) A. C. Haynes, (l> J. P. 
 Hibben, (m) tl. P. Rogers, (n) G. J. Buimett, (o) C, B. Innis (West- 
 minster), ({J) G. F. Askew (Victoria). 
 
 IS;. COPPER PUNT RACE^Prize, $10.00. $ao.oo for best decorated punt" 
 Entries— (a) Garnet; ; (b) CHampion; (c) Nymphe. 
 
 ' i& ALL-rCDM^lRS' NAVAL RACE— Any number of boats ; any number 
 ■'.. • of oars ; course round. island and return, jst prize, $35.00; and, $15.00. 
 i I' * 3rd, $5.00. Five boats to enter or no third prize. 
 
 17. LOGGERS' RACE-^Logger to stand on log, and propel with ordinary 
 round pole, ist prize, $25.00 ; and, $10.00. CoUrse from Curtis' Point 
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 Atftav eur races to be, under the axispices of the James Bay 
 AtWeti<> Association . 
 
 TRAINS 16ave B. & N. R. R: Station for the Regatta every 
 half hour, commencing at 10 a. rih., lieavingf passengers at 
 ; Lampson Street crossing. Fare lor the Round Trip, 26 cts. 
 
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PROGRAMME— CONTINUBO. 
 
 Swimming Race. Amateur Prize. Medal 
 
 Swimming Race. Professional Pri^c. $io oo 
 
 GreasyPole " '" °« 
 
 Horse Marines* .■..,... •••• 
 
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 ^^OFFIQIALS—^ 
 
 Starter— Capt. J. G. Cox. 
 , Co-Startkrs— Capl. Hugrhcs-H.-illett, Commander G. Huntingford, and 
 
 Capt. Eustace Kooke. 
 
 Judges — Lieut. Cooper, Lieut. Gibbons and Lieut. Muntz, 
 
 MK4SURKRS— J. H. Seeley. Lieut. Gibbons and Capt. Gandin. 
 
 TiMEKKKPERS— J. J. Elliott and Lieut. Masters. 
 
 THURSDAY, MAY 2^th, 1893. 
 
 YACHT RACE TO OAK BAY. 
 
 Prizes: Three Cups presented by the Mount Baker Hotel Company. 
 
 CANOE RACES AT OAK BAY, 
 
 JOCKEY CLUB RACES AT THE DRIVING PARK. 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 "OUR BOYS" AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE, UNDER THE 
 
 patronage of his Honour Lieut.-Govcrnor Dewdney and 
 
 Officers of H. M. Fleet. 
 
 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 
 
 -^QgiKEY CLUB RACES AT THE OHIVINO PARK- 
 
 Thb PROvntcaAt Museum will be open free to the public during all the 
 weiSt of the Celd>ration from 9 a, ni. to 5 p. m. 
 
 POINTS OF INTERES T. 
 
 ESQUIMALT. WITH THE NAVAL STATION AND DRY DOCK. 
 
 BEACON HILL PARK. 
 
 THE GORGE AND ALONG VICTORIA ARM. 
 
 SAANICH. GOLDSTREAM. 
 
 OAK BAY. SUBURBAN RESORT. MOUNT TOLMIE PARK. 
 
 - - WEDNESDAY EVENING - - 
 
 Gorgeous Aquatic Illumination 
 
 • • ON THE HARBOR • • 
 
 BETWEEN THE SWING BRIDGE AND JAMES BAY BRIDGE 
 
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 P ROCESSIOK OF ILLUMINATED BOATS 
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 WAR CANOES ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 
 
 Grand - Open - Air - Promenade - Concert 
 
 AT GOVERNMENT GROUNDS. 
 
 Illuminated - Procession - of- Wheelsmen 
 
 DCFINITIpN OF AN AMATKUR, AS ADOPTED BY THC CANADIAN ASSO- 
 CIATION or AMATEUR Oarsmen. 
 
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 One who ha« not entered in an open competition, or for alther a Btake^ 
 
 public or admission money, or entrance fee, or competed with or against a 
 
 professional for any prize since January ist, 1876 ; who has never tauffhti 
 
 pursued or assisted in the pursuit of athletic exercise as a means of livelihood ; 
 
 whose membership of any rowingr or other athletic club was not brought 
 
 about, or does not continue, because of any mutual agreement or under* 
 
 standing, expressed or implied, whereby, his biscoming or continuing a 
 
 member of such a club would be cS any pecuniary benefit to htm whatever, 
 
 direct or in(&'ect, and who has niever been emplojned in any occupation 
 
 involviug any use of the oar or paddle. 
 
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