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Wllllllll IIAY, AEST Zlllh, 1913
THE GEORGETOWN BOATING ASSOC@iAT,l@’N are putting on the Biggest Regatta ever held in
this Province. There’s going to be a big day’s s.port---something doing all the time, from sunrise
until ten o’clock, p. m. The Big Summer Carnival of the year. -
_ Between 4000 and 5000 spectators are expected. The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, in session
in Charlottetown on the same date, will attend the Big Regatta
and .Hugh Clambake. bringing their special train anda first-class
band. Preparations of all kinds are being made for the benefit of
visitors.
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The Splendid Silver Trophy. purchased by the Association
last year and carried away by the“Ruth"toCharlottetown will be _com-
peted for. This race is open to the Maritime Provinces and thefcom-
petition this year is expected to be very keen. Will the Georgetown
Boat win this year ? The Association think so.
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Handicap Motor Race for G. B. A. Cup, open to Maritime Provinces.
Handicap Race for Cruisers and Boats with motors over 5 h. ~p.
Class Race for Boats with motors under 5 l1. p.
Class Race for Dories and small Boats 3 to 4 h. p.
Dory Race “Armstrong” Motors;
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Men’s Rowing Race Women’s Rowing Race
Canoe Race Tub Race
Women’s Swimming Race
Menfs Swimming Race over 18 years
Boy s Swimming Race under I8 years
Small Boy’s Swilnlningltace under 15 years
Wa-ter Basket Ball Competition
Notice To eoMPE'rn‘oas
All Entries for the Association Cup Race must be in by Tuesday, the Igth. All other Entries not later than Io o'clock, a. m., on the zoth.
All Boats entered in any Race must report to Committee Boat not later than Io o'clock on the zoth.
The Secretary has arranged for Special Reduced Rates on Motor Boats to Georgetown on Regatta Day.
OTHER AMUSEMENTS
All kinds of harmless, healthy tun for the young people, includi M
ng erry-go-round, Bowling Alley, “African Dodger" and other fun provoking muscle testers,
In the evening an Illuminated Parade of Boats will be held in the harbor as well as a Grand Display of Fire Works.
  TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS R
A Special Train will leave Charlottetown at 9.00 a. ni., and will leave on return at 5.30 p. rn. Fare from Charl ttet A
and ropartionall low rates fro ' te d' ` " ' '
0 own Ill/ b _ t
P y rn in grme late pomts, Passengers from Montague will come in b the r ul W1 e 90 can S
Come and see your Friends, A
special at 6 P. m. Y eg af morning train an'a,`§w,i11'.retu¢n'»bY
h t Special Rates have also been secured from all points along the P. E. RI. R., going to Georgetown on the 1 '  it
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ttend the Biggest Summer 'Festival of the Year, En '0 H it
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