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by Sara Roberts, RNZYS on 17 Nov 2005
RNZYS Burgee RNZYS Media
FROM THE HARBOUR MASTERS OFFICE
Notice 35-05 Waitemata Harbour, Herne Bay, Swim.
There will be a swim from Herne Bay Beach to Curran Street on Sunday 20th November. All vessels MUST keep well clear and follow the instructions of the safety boats.

Notice 36-05 Rangitoto Channel, Cheltenham Beach, Fireworks display.
There will be a fireworks display off Cheltenham Beach on Friday 18th November.
The display will start at some point between 22:00 and 23:30. All vessels MUST keep 200m clear.


This Weekend - New Zealand Match Racing Championships - Qualifier Series Saturday 19 & Sunday 20 November 2005

Get down to the members bar and check out the match racing action! The teams will be practicing tomorrow between 10 - 2pm and racing begins at 930am (both Saturday & Sunday)!

Qualifier Series:
Chris Dickson, Graeme Sutherland, Cameron Appleton, Simon Dickey, Jan Dawson & Brian Trubovich.

New Zealand Match Racing Championships Thursday 17 - Sunday 20 November 2005

Round Robins start on Thursday!
1.Dean Barker (2004 New Zealand Match Racing Champion)
2. Tom Powrie (LION FOUNDATION Youth Training Programme)
3. Adam Minoprio (MRX Winter Match Racing Series winner)
4. Simon Minoprio (Vision Yachting)
5. Takumi Nakamura (Japan)
6. Laurie Jury (Kiwi Match)
7. 1st from qualifier series
8. 2nd from qualifier series
9. 3rd from qualifier series
10. 4th from qualifier series
If you can't make it down to the club to watch the racing check out www.rnzys.org.nz for the latest news, photos & up-to-dates results!

Sailing Office News

Introducing Jessica Smyth - RNZYS Sailing Co-ordinator
Jessica (Jess) started her new job as Sailing Co-ordinator on Monday. Jess graduated from the LION FOUNDATION Youth Training Programme in 2004 and since then has competed at numerous women's match racing regatta's and is the current New Zealand Women's Match Racing Champion. Jess currently sails on a Magic 25 for the First Mobile Wednesday Series and is sailing this weekend in the

Richmond Sport Boat Regatta.
For any racing enquiries please contact Jess on 360 6801.

Cruising & Motor Yacht Division

Race 1 - Saturday 19 November (this Saturday)
Cruisers start at Resolution at 1300hrs and Motor Yachts - Islington Bay Red Buoy at 1100hrs.

We will try and vary the destinations from those visited last season. However as always the weather is the major factor in that decision.
Following that races the prize giving will be held on the nearest and nicest beach. The signal to go ashore is seeing the coffin and provisions being ferried.

To add some hilarity to the proceedings there is to be a limerick competition. The subject to be your boat or your crew or both.
• five lines
• the first, second and fifth lines should rhyme
• the third and fourth should rhyme

So……..looking forward to a fun time and praying for good weather, see you there!
Ian Bourgeouis & Steve Burrett

AMENDMENT: Amendment Number One for this series has been posted on the website.
MOTOR YACHT
PHOENIX (Don Galbraith) to start.
KAIMANA (Peter Creedon) to do finish times.

Maximus Supermaxi Friday Night Buffett - Friday 18 October

There are still a few tickets left, $35 per person, phone Emma at reception to book on 360 6800.
6.45 for a 7.30pm start.

RNZYS Childrens Fancy Dress Christmas Party,

Sunday 4th December - 2-5pm
There will be a special stage show, face painting, goodies for the kids to eat and of course, SANTA!

All children must be registered - pick up a registration form from Reception or phone Emma on 360 6800.
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Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Sailing Office
Est. 1859
Sara Roberts
Sailing Manager
P.O.Box 46 182, Herne Bay,
101 Curran Street, Westhaven Extension
Phone: 360 6809
Fax: 360 6816
Email: sroberts@rnzys.org.nz
Website: www.rnzys.org.nz

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