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CONTENTS PAGECommodore's Message ......................................................................... 3Flag Officers & General Committee ...................................................... 4-5 Members of Staff & Contact Information .............................................. 6-7Committee Lists ..................................................................................... 8Past Commodores ................................................................................. 9Restaurant & Function Facilities ............................................................ 10 Yacht Clubs with Reciprocal Rights ........................................................ 11Breeze Magazine ................................................................................... 12 Club Rules & Regulations ....................................................................... 14-30Kawau Island Lidgard House Information .............................................. 32Major Sponsors & Corporate Members ................................................ 34RNZYS LION FOUNDATION Youth Training Programme ......................... 35

SAILING PROGRAMME .......................................................................... 36

Membership Register ............................................................................ 101-120Registration Information ...................................................................... 121-122Yacht Register ....................................................................................... 123-131Motor Yacht Register ............................................................................ 132-134Emergency Phone Numbers .................................................................. 136

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Dear Members,

We are about to embark on another exciting year of sailing activities. Welcome to this 2015-2016 sailing year handbook.

This handbook is a ready reference to the latest club information for this coming year. Not only does it cover the on-the-water activities but also information regarding contacts for members, staff, and venue options at our Westhaven clubrooms.

In the front section we list the Flag Officers and General Committee, along with the various committee members who tirelessly contribute to the club's on-going success alongside our key staff and their contact details.

The club offers so much to members, especially when travelling abroad, so please refer to the Reciprocal Clubs list which has extended in the past year with some exciting additions. All these clubs ask is for a letter of introduction from our club before travelling. Please contact our Membership Director for such a letter.

Our club's 144 year significant continuous history is important, as is the list of the 61 Past Commodores who have helmed us through these years.

Our club rules and regulations are updated and reprinted, so please reacquaint yourselves to uphold our traditions or introduce any new members to.

In the second section we note the Sailing Programme and Notice of Race for the individual events or series. This is along with the sailing courses noted in the Appendices, the Harbour Racing Buoys the Tidal data and Sunset times.

The last section contains lists of our members and includes a register of member sailing and motor yachts. While out sailing this information is very useful to identify fellow members flying our burgee with pride. Please acknowledge your fellow members and reciprocate hospitality.

Our valuable sponsors are important to our continued success in running all the events that we are able to promote with their input. Please note who they are and support them whenever in need of services or products. Our Corporate Members are equally essential and we welcome members who support our club in this modern and busy world where time spent on leisure activities is so valuable.

On behalf of Flags, committees and staff we look forward to your active participation in what will be another exciting year at your club.

Enjoy the sailing.

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SCOMMITTEE LISTSPATRON Prince Philip, Duke of EdinburghTRUSTEES Graeme Bennett, Peter Hay, Bryan KensingtonGENERAL COMMITTEE Andy Anderson (Commodore), Steve Mair (Vice Commodore), Ian Cook (Rear Commodore), Andrew Aitken, Peter Boardman, Ian Bourgeois, Jonty Cullinane, Matthew Flynn, Duthie Lidgard, Chris Maddock, Mike Malcolm, Tony Skelton, Aaron Young.TREASURER Phillip HartFINANCE & RISK COMMITTEE Andy Anderson (Chairman)MEMBERSHIP Ian Cook (Chairman)HOUSE COMMITTEE Aaron Young (Chairman)

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1957-1959 Ellis, J S Anthea II1959-1961 Faire, J F Katrina1961-1963 Speight, G D Waiomo1963-1965 Duder, A N Spray II1965-1967 Colville, S Kahurangi1967-1969 Marler, B M Rawhiti1969-1971 Brooke, J B OBE Kiariki1971-1973 Thompson, B B Prize1973-1975 Beckett, W G Panui1975-1976 McKenzie, J W Sirius1976-1978 Littler, H A Northerner1978-1979 White, W N Charlemagne1979-1981 Stanton, R W Pampero1981-1983 McDell, R M Sunset1983-1985 Green, R H Strategy1985-1987 Alison, D J Eldaroma II1987-1989 Brooke, D E Favourite1989-1991 Kerr-Taylor, E V Amnesty1991-1992 Endean, R J Ariel1992-1994 Maples, B L Capella V1994-1996 Hay, P B Zamzamah1996-1998 Heise, W J Sambuca1998-2000 Kingston, P S Mahia2000-2002 Taylor, P B Seahawk2002-2004 Endean, W A Go 2004-2006 Charlesworth, D A Oki Max2006-2008 Crawford, J C Krystle2008-2010 Colebrook, S W Accord2010-2012 Masters, R A Outrageous2012-2014 Burrett, J S V

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YACHT CLUBS WITH RECIPROCAL RIGHTSAUSTRALIARoyal Queensland Yacht SquadronSouthport Yacht Club, QueenslandCruising Yacht Club of Australia, SydneyRoyal Sydney Yacht SquadronCruising Yacht Club of South Australia, AdelaideRoyal Brighton Yacht Club, MelbourneRoyal Yacht Club of Victoria, MelbourneSandringham Yacht Club, MelbourneRoyal Yacht Club of TasmaniaFremantle Sailing Club, PerthSwan Yacht Club, Perth

ENGLANDRoyal Norfolk and Suffolk Yacht Club, Suffolk Naval & Military Club, London (Accom)Royal Overseas League, London (Accom)Royal Thames Yacht Club, London (Accom)The Little Ship Club, LondonThe Naval Club, London (Accom)Island Sailing Club, CowesRoyal Corinthian Yacht Club, CowesRoyal Solent Yacht Club, Isle of WightSea View Yacht Club, CowesRoyal Cornwall Yacht Club, Falmouth Royal Lymington Yacht Club, Hampshire Royal Southampton Yacht Club Royal Western Yacht Club, Plymouth The Royal Naval Club & Royal Albert Yacht Club, Portsmouth

SCOTLANDRoyal Northern and Clyde Yacht Club

IRELANDRoyal Irish Yacht Club, County DublinRoyal Cork Yacht Club, County Cork

NEW CALEDONIACercle Nautique Caledonien, Noumea

UNITED STATES OF AMERICAAnnapolis Yacht Club, MarylandSeattle Yacht Club, WashingtonSt Francis Yacht Club, San FranciscoWaikiki Yacht Club, Honolulu

CANADARoyal Canadian Yacht Club, TorontoRoyal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron, Halifax

SINGAPORES.A.F. SingaporeRepublic of Singapore Yacht Club (Accom)

THAILANDRoyal Varuna Yacht Club, Pattaya

HONG KONGRoyal Hong Kong Yacht Club, Kellett Island

MONACOYacht Club de Monaco

GERMANYNorddeutscher Regatta Verein, Hamburg

SWITZERLANDCruising Club of Switzerland, Bern

MALTARoyal Malta Yacht Club

SOUTH AMERICAYacht Club Punta del Este, Uruguay

AFRICARoyal Cape Yacht Club, South Africa

NEW ZEALANDRoyal Port Nicholson Yacht Club, Wellington

Links to all the above yacht clubs' websites can be found on our website www.rnzys.org.nzFinancial members of the RNZYS are invited to make use of the Squadron’s reciprocal agreements. Squadron members are required to adhere to the rules and regulations of the reciprocal clubs at all times. A current RNZYS membership card and letter of introduction is required; for a letter of introduction please contact Membership Director Amber Roberts Ph: 09 360 6804 or [email protected]. Many clubs that do not have an existing reciprocal agreement with the Squadron allow Squadron members to visit. If there is a non-reciprocal club you would like to visit please contact Amber Roberts as above.


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CLUB RULES1.0 TITLE AND OBJECTS

1.1 TITLEThe title of the Club is THE ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON (INCORPORATED) (“the Squadron”).

1.2 OBJECTSThe objects of the Squadron shall be the encouragement of Corinthian yachting generally and such other purposes connected with aquatics and the welfare and development of the Squadron as the Members shall from time to time deem necessary or expedient.

1.3 CONSTITUTIONThe Squadron shall consist of Full, Senior, Crew, Junior, Associate, Family, Country and Overseas, Life and Honorary and Corporate Members.

1.4 OFFICERSThe Officers of the Squadron shall consist of a Commodore, Vice-Commodore, Rear-Commodore (“the Flag Officers”), two of whom shall be yacht owners, a Treasurer, a Secretary and three Trustees. The offices of Treasurer and Secretary may be combined in one person and the Treasurer and the Secretary may be honorary or salaried officers.

1.5 COMMITTEEThere shall be a “General Committee” (“the Committee”) consisting of the Flag Officers and ten other Members. Of such other Members at least five when elected must be yacht owners.

1.6 EXECUTIVE OFFICERSThe Committee may from time to time appoint such other Executive Officers as it shall think fit to:1.6.1 Carry out such duties as the Committee may determine1.6.2 Hold office and be removable from office at the pleasure of the Committee. Such Officers

may be paid such remuneration as the Committee may from time to time think fit.

1.7 AUDITOR(S)The Auditor(s) shall be appointed at the Annual General Meeting and shall be a Chartered Accountant or a firm of Chartered Accountants. Such Auditor(s) may be paid such remuneration as the Committee may from time to time fix.

1.8 ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE1.8.1 The Flag Officers and the Committee shall be elected annually at the Annual General

Meeting.1.8.2 Should any office become vacant the Committee may elect a Member to fill such vacancy

until the following annual General Meeting.1.8.3 All such elections shall be by ballot.1.8.4 The Trustees shall continue in office, save as hereinafter mentioned, until removed by

death, resignation or resolution of a General Meeting.1.8.5 Any vacancy in the office of Trustee shall be filled by the Committee.1.8.6 Any office bearer, including a Trustee, ceasing to be a Member of the Squadron shall

ipso facto cease to be an office-bearer.1.8.7 No person shall hold the office of Commodore at any one time for more than two

consecutive years.1.8.8 The Secretary and Treasurer shall be appointed by the Committee.1.8.9 To be eligible for the position of Flag Officer candidates shall have served on the General

Committee for not less than two years.

1.9 NOMINATIONS FOR THE VARIOUS OFFICESNominations of candidates for the various elective offices shall be made in writing to the Secretary not later than 5.30 p.m. on the fourteenth day before the day fixed for the Annual General Meeting.



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The Secretary shall, not less than six days before such meeting, post in the Squadron rooms the names of the persons so nominated.

1.10 COMMODOREIt shall be the duty of the Commodore to take command of the Squadron and preside at its meetings.

1.11 VICE COMMODOREIt shall be the duty of the Vice-Commodore to assist the Commodore in the discharge of his duties and to officiate in the Commodore’s absence.

1.12 REAR COMMODOREIt shall be the duty of the Rear-Commodore to assist the Commodore and the Vice-Commodore in the discharge of their duties and to officiate in their absence.

1.13 MANAGEMENT OF SQUADRONThe Committee shall manage the general affairs of the Squadron except the making and alteration of Rules.

1.14 POWERS OF COMMITTEE1.14.1 The Committee may appoint such Special Committee or individuals to act in special

capacities as it shall consider advisable and may, by Regulations not inconsistent with the Rules of the Squadron, define, limit, extend, terminate or vary the powers, duties and constitution of any Special Committee or individual appointed in accordance with this Rule.

1.14.2 The Committee may make any Regulations pertaining to any matter or object for which any Special Committee or individual was appointed provided that every Special Committee or individual shall ipso facto cease to operate or exist on the election of a new Committee at a General Meeting of the Squadron.

1.14.3 Election of a new Committee shall not affect any Regulations then in force relating to any Special Committee or individual.

1.14.4 It shall not be necessary for any Member of a Special Committee or individual appointed under this Rule to be a member of the Committee.

1.14.5 A copy of all Regulations for the time being in force relating to Special Committees shall be kept in a public room in the principal premises of the Squadron and be available for inspection by the Members.

1.14.6 Every Member on application to the Secretary shall be supplied free of charge with a copy of such of the Regulations then in force as he may require.

2.0 MEETING

2.1 ANNUAL MEETINGThe Annual General Meeting of the Squadron shall be held not later than the last day of August in each year.

2.2 SPECIAL GENERAL MEETINGA Special General Meeting may be called at any time by order of the Committee or on a requisition signed by at least 25 Full Members, such requisition to state the object thereof.

2.3 NOTICE OF MEETING2.3.1 18 days of notice of an Annual or Special General Meeting shall be given to members.

Such notice will be sent to members to their last known e-mail address unless a member has requested in writing that they require any such notice to be posted to them. Such notice will also be posted on the Club’s notice board and posted on the Club’s website. The sending of an e-mail, or where requested the posting of such notice, will be deemed sufficient evidence that 18 days’ notice has been given. The Annual Report will be provided to members electronically unless otherwise requested

2.3.2 50 Members shall form a quorum at all Annual and Special General Meetings and seven



shall form a quorum at all meetings of the Committee, and except where provided by these Rules to the contrary, the decision of a majority of the votes recorded shall be binding.

2.4 BALLOTWhen a ballot is not expressly provided for by these Rules, all questions shall be decided by a show of hands, provided always that three Members can demand a ballot. Proxy votes shall be counted in all voting whether by show of hands or ballot.

2.5 VOTING FOR THE GENERAL COMMITTEETo select the General Committee a Member shall vote for up to 10 candidates but may choose to vote for less than 10 should they desire.

2.6 PROXY VOTE2.6.1 Subject to the restrictions in Rules 2.6.2 to 2.6.4 members may vote by proxy on all

matters referred to in the notice calling the meeting.2.6.2 The instrument appointing a proxy shall be in writing and must be lodged with the

Committee not later than noon on the day of the meeting.2.6.3 No person shall be appointed a proxy who is not a member of the Squadron and entitled

to vote.2.6.4 The right of members to vote by proxy is restricted to the following:

(a) Country members(b) Members who are overseas on the day of the meeting and who supply the

Secretary with documented proof of their absence.(c) Members who are ill or incapacitated on the day of the meeting and who supply

the Secretary a certificate to that effect signed by a registered medical practitioner.

2.7 COMMITTEE MEETINGThe Committee shall meet whenever it deems it necessary, or when summoned by a Flag Officer.

2.8 NON-ATTENDANCE OF COMMITTEE MEMBERAny Member of the Committee, except an ex officio Member, failing to attend three consecutive meetings shall cease to be a Member thereof, unless he shall have been granted leave of absence.

2.9 CHAIRMANThe Commodore, if present, shall preside at meetings of the Squadron and in his absence the senior Flag Officer present shall preside. If no Flag Officer is present, the Member who may be elected thereto by a majority of the Members present shall take the chair.

2.10 CASTING VOTEThe Chairman at any meeting of the Squadron or of any Committee meeting, when there is an equality in votes, shall have a casting vote in addition to his own deliberative vote.

2.11 LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT FUND2.11 (a) The moneys and investments representing the Long Term Development Fund shall be

held by the Trustees for the time being of the Squadron to the intent that in future the Long Term Development Fund shall be known as the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron Foundation (“Foundation”).

2.11 (b) The Trustees of the Foundation shall have the right to accept further funds from the Squadron or any other person or entity and to administer the same in terms of their powers under the Rules of the Club.

2.11 (c ) The Trustees shall hold the capital and any accretions thereto and interest derived therefrom upon trust for the Squadron;

2.11 (d) The Trustees shall have the following powers in respect of the funds of the Foundation:(i) To invest the capital in investments authorised by law for the investment of the

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lease any real or personal property both inside and outside of New Zealand;(ii) On the Trustees’ own initiative to pay so much of the income and or capital as the

Trustees shall in their sole and uncontrolled discretion think fit for or towards any project or purpose which the Trustees consider expedient or in the best interests of the Squadron and its members. However, a limitation on the expenditure in excess of 50% of the total capital value of the Foundation shall apply for any one project without the prior consent of an Annual or Special General Meeting of the Squadron;

(iii) In exercising this discretion the Trustees shall take into account that the capital fund is a major capital asset of the Squadron and is derived from the generosity and foresight of earlier members and the Squadron’s present wish is to keep this fund intact as far as possible in order to meet any future emergency or finance a major project or to meet the urgent needs of the Squadron;

(iv) The Trustees may invest and accumulate the income derived by investing the same and resulting income thereafter as an accretion to the capital of the fund during the period to the date of distribution;

2.11 (e) The Trustees shall have absolute and uncontrolled power and discretion in the management of the Foundation and may do or cause to be done all such acts, matters and things of whatsoever kind and nature pertaining to the fund and to sign all such instruments and documents as they think proper or expedient.

2.11 (f) No Trustee shall be liable for any loss not attributable to his dishonesty or the wilful commission by him of an act known to him to be a breach of his appointment.

2.11 (g) Instead of acting personally, the Trustees may employ a financial consultant to advise the Trustees and to transact all or any business or make any investment including the receipt and payment of money on behalf of the Trustees and the Trustees shall not be personally responsible for the default of any consultant appointed in good faith or for any loss occasioned by his employment.

2.11 (h) The Trustees shall not have the right to transfer the capital and unspent funds of the Foundation back to the General Funds of the Squadron without the prior consent of an Annual or Special General Meeting (“date of distribution”).

2.11 (i) The Trustees may convene their own meetings at such times and place as the Trustees shall determine. The decisions of the Trustees shall be unanimous. Minutes will be kept and a copy given to the Commodore of the Squadron to be tabled at the next meeting of the Committee.

2.11 (j) The Trustees shall at each Annual General Meeting of the Squadron or any time when called upon by the Committee of the Squadron table a report on its activities and audited financial accounts.

3.0 MEMBERSThe number of Members shall be unlimited.

3.1 PROPOSAL OF CANDIDATEA candidate for membership must be proposed by one Member and seconded by another, both of which shall have been Members of the Squadron for at least three years and to both of whom the candidate must be personally known, and a record of the nomination shall be kept in the book provided for that purpose.3.1 (a) Notwithstanding the requirements for membership in Rule 3.1 those persons who had

been members of Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (Unincorporated) shall become members of the Squadron upon payment of the subscription applicable for the year commencing 1 May 2013.

3.1 (b) That the existing Life Members and Honorary Members of the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (Unincorporated) shall upon invitation by the Committee become members of the Squadron.

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3.1 (c) Those members joining the Squadron under Rule 3.1 (a) shall retain the membership category held immediately prior to becoming members of the Squadron.

3.1 (d) The category of membership where applicable shall be based on the number of years during which the member has been a member of both the Squadron and the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron (Unincorporated).

3.2 MODE OF ELECTION3.2.1 The name of every candidate for election shall be submitted to the Committee for

approval. If approved the name of the candidate, together with the names of the proposer and seconder, shall be posted on the notice board for at least seven days. Failing any cause being shown to the contrary, the candidate shall then be balloted for by the Committee. All Members, except Honorary Members, shall be elected by ballot only. One blackball in five shall exclude.

3.2.2 No person who has been struck off the Membership Roll for non-payment of subscriptions, fees or dues shall be eligible for re-election until such subscription, fees or dues shall have been paid in full.

3.3 UNSUCCESSFUL CANDIDATEA candidate who has been unsuccessful at the ballot shall not be put up again for election until a period of six months has elapsed since rejection and a candidate who has twice been rejected shall not be eligible for future nomination.

3.4 RESIGNATIONAny Member wishing to resign from the Squadron shall give notice in writing to the Committee to that effect and pay all arrears due up to the date of such notice.

3.5 CONDUCT3.5.1 All Members shall be bound by the Rules and Regulations of the Squadron.3.5.2 If the Committee shall have any reason to suspect that either:

(i) the conduct of any Member, either in or out of the Squadron premises, is or might be injurious to the character or interests of the Squadron; or

(ii) The conduct of any person on board any yacht of which the Member is the skipper thereof is or might be injurious to the character or interests of the Squadron;

The following provisions of this Rule shall apply, viz:3.5.3 Save as hereinafter provided in the case of a Member being convicted of a serious criminal

offence, an enquiry into the conduct complained of may be held by the Committee either at an ordinary meeting of the Committee or at a meeting of the Committee specially convened for the purpose.

3.5.4 Not less than seven days' notice in writing of such meeting shall be given to the Member and such meeting may be adjourned from time to time.

3.5.5 If the Committee by a majority of its Members shall find the conduct complained of will or might in its opinion injuriously affect the character or interests of the Squadron it may:(i) Expel such Member.(ii) Call on such Member to resign his or her membership within 14 days from the date

of notice of such requirement being given to the Member and failing the receipt of such resignation within the time limited may expel the Member or impose any other penalty or punishment authorised by this Rule.

(iii) Reprimand and/or suspend such Member for a period not exceeding six calendar months and may in addition order that notice of such suspension be placed on the notice board for a period not exceeding 14 days. During such period of suspension the Member shall not be entitled to enter the Squadron premises or to enjoy any other privileges attaching to membership of the Squadron.

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3.6.2 The decision of the Committee as to whether or not the criminal offence of which such Member is convicted is of a serious nature shall be final.

3.7 RIGHT OF APPEAL3.7.1 If for any reason other than conviction for a serious criminal offence the Committee

shall expel a Member, such Member shall have the right to appeal to a panel consisting of the Trustees provided that within seven days of the decision of the Committee being made known to him/her the member shall notify the Committee of his/her intention to appeal. On the receipt of such notice the Committee shall convene a meeting of the Trustees for the purpose of hearing the appeal.

3.7.2 The proceedings before such meeting shall be by way of rehearing and the Trustees may expel such Member or impose any penalty or punishment or make any other decisions which the Committee might have made.

3.7.3 The Member shall be bound to attend any meeting of the Committee and any meeting of the Trustees at which enquiry into the conduct complained of is to be made and if the member shall fail to attend the meeting may proceed with the enquiry in the member’s absence. The Chairman of any Committee meeting or meeting of the Trustees may admit as evidence statements not strictly evidence and any person whether a Member or not able to give evidence on the matter may be called as a witness either by the Committee or by the Member.

3.7.4 At any meeting at which any such enquiry is held, the Member may be represented by any other Member of the Squadron.

4.0 CATEGORIES OF MEMBERSHIP

4.1 FULL MEMBERSA full member shall be over 18 years of age.

4.2 HONORARY AND LIFE MEMBERS4.2.1 Power of Committee to Admit Honorary Members

(i) The Committee shall have power to invite and admit as Honorary Members, Officers of Her Majesty’s Navy, Army and Air Force, foreign officers and members of recognised Yacht Clubs and any person whom the Committee may think it desirable to admit, and such Honorary Members shall be entitled to the use and privileges of the Squadron premises for such period as the Committee shall determine.

(ii) The Mayor of Auckland City, the senior officers of the Army, Navy and Air Force, the Police Commander, Auckland, the Chairman, General Manager and Harbour Master, Ports of Auckland Limited shall be Honorary Members during their respective terms of office.

(iii) Save as hereinbefore mentioned no person shall be admitted as an Honorary Member who permanently resides within a radius of 80 kilometres from the Auckland Central Post Shop unless under special circumstances sanctioned by the Committee.

4.2.2 Mode of Election of Honorary Members(i) A person may be admitted as an Honorary Member upon being proposed by a

Member of the Squadron in the following manner:(ii) The name, address and calling of the member must be entered in a book provided

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Member of the Committee, expressed by their signature. The person shall then be notified of admission by the Secretary. The proposers of Honorary Members shall be responsible for the conduct of such Members and for any debts incurred by them to the Squadron.

4.2.3 Period of Election The period for which an Honorary Member may be elected shall be one month but the

Committee may at the request of the proposer from time to time extend the period of one month. Honorary Members shall be exempt from entrance and subscription fees. No person having once been elected an Honorary Member shall be eligible for re-election during the same financial year unless under special circumstances and approved by the Committee. Honorary Members shall be amenable to the Rules and Regulations of the Squadron. No Honorary Member shall be permitted to entertain or introduce any visitor into the Squadron premises except with the consent of the Committee. Honorary Members shall not be entitled to vote or be eligible for office.

4.2.4 Expulsion of Honorary Members The Committee shall have the power to revoke the admission of any Honorary Member

upon giving notice to such Honorary Member and without assigning any cause.4.2.5 Honorary Life Members Any person may, if nominated by the Committee, be elected at any General Meeting, an

Honorary Life Member of the Squadron, Notice of the Committee’s intention to nominate shall be included in the Notice of the General Meeting referred to in Rule 2.3. At the General Meeting a candidate for Honorary Life Membership shall be elected if 80 per cent of the Members voting so elect. Honorary Life Members shall be entitled to the privileges of the Squadron and eligible to vote and bear office and shall otherwise be subject to the Rules of the Squadron.

4.3 COUNTRY MEMBERSA Country Member shall be either4.3.1 A Member who permanently resides more than 80 kilometres from the Squadron Rooms,

Westhaven, such distance to be calculated by the shortest route by road; or 4.3.2 A Member who permanently resides on any island in the Hauraki Gulf.

4.4 JUNIOR MEMBERSA Junior Member shall be under the age of 18 years or a current member of the RNZYS Youth Training Programme. A graduate of the Youth Training Programme shall be entitled to remain a Junior Member until they reach the age of 25. A Junior Member shall not be eligible for election on the General Committee, nor entitled to vote, nor entitled to nominate a candidate for Membership.

4.5 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS4.5.1 An Associate Member shall be over the age of 18 years and be the spouse or partner

of a Member. An Associate Member shall not be entitled to vote, nor be eligible for election to the Committee nor be entitled to nominate a candidate for Membership.

4.5.2 At the discretion of the Committee an Associate Member may continue as an Associate in the event of the death of the partner or spouse Member.

4.5.3 Any spouse or partner of a Member who shall have been elected a full Member of the Squadron may on application to the General Committee become an Associate Member. In that event any subscription or nomination fee previously paid as a Full Member shall not be refunded.

4.6 CREW MEMBERS4.6.1 Crew Members shall be between 18 and 29 years of age and/or if applying over the age

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on the General Committee, nor entitled to vote, nor entitled to nominate a candidate for Membership.

4.7 SENIOR MEMBERS4.7.1 Senior Retired Members shall be those Members of over 25 years of accrued membership

and over 65 years of age.4.7.2 Over 40 Year Members shall be those Members of over 40 years of accrued membership,

and not more than 50.4.7.3 Over 50 Year Members shall be those Members of over 50 years of accrued membership.

4.8 OVERSEAS MEMBERS4.8.1 Any member leaving New Zealand with the intention of remaining absent for a continuous

period of more than twelve months may, upon notifying the Secretary, have his name placed on the list of Overseas Members.

4.8.2 Upon being absent for a period of twelve months the member shall pay a subscription at such reduced rate per annum as shall from time to time be fixed by a General Meeting pursuant to Rule 5.2.

4.8.3 If any portion of the period of absence shall comprise part of a financial year the member shall in respect of that year pay proportionate parts of the ordinary and reduced subscriptions, but if the member shall have paid the ordinary subscription for a year over which part of the period of absence extends the portion (if any) of that subscription for which the member is entitled to have refunded shall be credited to the member’s account in the books of the Squadron as paid on account of future subscriptions.

4.8.4 A person residing overseas may join as an Overseas Member upon payment of the entrance fee.

4.9 CORPORATE MEMBERS4.9.1 Any corporate entity which shall be approved by the Committee may be admitted to

Corporate Membership on such terms as the Committee shall from time to time stipulate.4.9.2 A Corporate Member shall not:

(i) Have any voting rights.(ii) Be eligible for election to the Committee.(iii) Be entitled to nominate a candidate for membership.

4.10 FAMILY MEMBERSHIP4.10 Provided there is a full paying Full Member and an Associate Member in a family the

subscription payable will include all Junior Members of that family.

5.0 DUES

5.1 ENTRANCE FEE5.1.1 The Committee shall have power to fix the entrance fee from time to time. The entrance

fee of each candidate must be paid before nomination for membership can receive approval. Should the candidate fail to be elected the entrance fee shall be returned. The subscription is due on election, and if not paid within one month after election, such election may at the option of the Committee be declared null and void and the entrance fee declared forfeited to the Squadron. Any candidate who was previously a Member and voluntarily resigned shall not be required to pay an entrance fee on re-election, provided the candidate has on a previous occasion paid an entrance fee and the last period of membership was not less than three years duration.

5.1.2 A candidate under the age of 30 years shall not be required to pay an entrance fee on election to membership.

5.1.3 Racing Members and Associate Members shall not be required to pay an entrance fee on election.

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5.2 SUBSCRIPTION5.2.1 The General Committee may increase subscription across the various classes of Members

of the Squadron by including a “capital improvement” levy not exceeding ten percent of the Membership fee for any one year. In the event the Committee has reason to request an increase of more than ten percent, then would only do so for the following year’s subscription with the authorisation of a Special General Meeting or an Annual General Meeting.

5.2.2 Subject to the provision of Rule 5.2.4 the committee shall have the power to cancel the Membership of any Member whose subscription is in arrears and to cause the name of such Member to be removed from the list of Members, provided however that the Committee shall have the power in any deserving case to remit the whole or such portion of any Member’s annual subscription as it shall from time to time think fit.

5.2.3 No newly elected Member shall be permitted to use the Squadron Rooms or exercise any right or privilege of Membership until the subscription for that Member shall have been paid.

5.2.4 The financial year of the Squadron shall commence on the 1st day of May and shall end on the 30th April in each year. Any member failing to make payment of the subscription by the 1st August following the commencement of the financial year may at the discretion of the Committee be removed from the list of Members. The Committee may reinstate such member on payment of such subscription.

5.3 HALF YEAR5.3.1 The subscription of any Member elected after the 1st day of November and before the

1st day of February of the following year shall be one half of the annual amount and for any Member elected after the 31st day of January and before the 30th day of April of any year shall be one quarter of the annual amount.

5.3.2 In calculating the period of membership no account shall be taken of any period when that Member was a Junior Member.

5.4 MEMBERS IN ARREARSAt the discretion of the Committee no Member whose subscription is still in arrears on the 1st day of November shall be entitled to use the Squadron privileges or property nor shall that Member be entitled to vote at any meetings of the Squadron nor compete for any prizes offered by it or steer any yacht in any Squadron race until the subscription be paid. No yacht whose owner’s subscription is in arrears shall be allowed to compete in any such race.

5.5 FINANCEShould the Committee at any time be of the opinion that the funds at their disposal are or will be insufficient to carry on the affairs of the Squadron, they shall call a General Meeting and place the financial position before such meeting and the majority of those present and voting at such meeting shall have the power by resolution to make a levy or call on the Full Members. Notice of such levy or call shall thereupon be posted to all Full Members. The Committee may in its discretion remove from the list of Members any Full Members who fail to pay such levy or call within two calendar months from the date of such notice, but the Committee shall have power to reinstate such Members upon payment of such levy or call or upon his giving to the Committee a satisfactory explanation of his failure to pay.

6.0 PROPERTY6.0.1 The Committee may with or without the sanction of a General Meeting expend monies

in pursuance of the Squadron’s objects, make donations to any person, body of persons or institution, invest the funds of the Squadron, enter such contracts to purchase or otherwise acquire or to sell, lease or otherwise dispose of or deal with any interest in any real or personal property or to borrow money with or without security (save that the Committee shall not in any financial year borrow more than the total of the previous CL

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financial year’s subscriptions without the sanction of a General Meeting). Upon such terms and conditions as it thinks fit, provided that all real and personal property of the Squadron shall be vested in the Trustees who shall hold the same upon trust for the Squadron and subject to the direction in writing of a majority of the Committee at a duly held meeting thereof and signed by the Chairman of such meeting. Such directions shall be obligatory upon the Trustees and shall validate anything done or purported to be done by them in pursuance of such direction and no person shall be concerned to enquire as to the regularity of such direction beyond the verification of the signature of the Chairman.

6.0.2 Where any property is or may be accepted by the Squadron pursuant to any deed, document, instrument in writing creating or attaching any trusts, conditions or stipulations relating to such property, the foregoing provisions of this Rule, insofar as they are contradictory to or inconsistent with such trusts, conditions or stipulations shall not apply and to the extent of any such contradiction or inconsistency, such property shall be held by the Trustees in such manner and upon and subject to such trusts, conditions and stipulations as such deed, document, instrument or writing shall provide.

6.0.3 The Committee shall provide for the safe custody of the Seal which shall only be used by the authority of the Committee and any instrument to which the Seal is affixed shall be signed by any two Flag Officers.

6.0.4 The Treasurer shall collect and be responsible for all monies received by the Squadron and under the direction of the Committee shall make all disbursements. He shall keep full and proper accounts of all the Squadron’s financial transactions and shall prepare the annual accounts and balance sheet as at the end of the Squadron’s financial year.

7.0 ALTERATION OF RULES

7.1 NOTICE OF PROPOSAL7.1.1 No addition to, alteration, amendments, or revision of these Rules shall be made except at

a General Meeting and by a majority of three-fourths of the Members present and voting either in person or by proxy. Notice of any proposed addition, alteration, amendment or revision shall be included in the Notice of the General Meeting referred to in Rule 2.3.

7.1.2 No motion affecting these Rules which has been duly considered shall be brought forward again during the same financial year, unless by consent of the Committee.

7.1.3 Notwithstanding anything contained in these Rules, no alteration shall be made to Rule 10 of these Rules without the written consent of the Commissioner of Inland Revenue.

8.0 YACHTS

8.1 DEFINITIONA yacht shall be deemed to be a vessel, whether propelled by sail, steam or other power, used for pleasure purposes only.

8.2 YACHT REGISTEREach Member who owns a yacht which he or she desires shall have the privileges of the Squadron shall state in writing to the Committee such particulars of the yacht as the Committee shall by Regulations from time to time require. Such particulars shall be entered in the Squadron Register of Yachts and the Secretary shall notify the Member when such entry is made and no yacht shall be entitled to any of the privileges of the Squadron until such entry is made.

8.3 ALTERATIONAny alteration to any yacht affecting either her size or rig, horsepower or engine and propeller shall be notified to the Committee, who shall note these alterations and if necessary re-register the yacht.

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any yacht bona fide hired or chartered by a Member for a term of not less than three calendar months may be entered in the Squadron Register.

9.0 GENERALThe decision of the Committee on the interpretation or construction of any Rule or Regulation and on any matter not covered by the Rules shall be final.

10.0 WINDING UP AND DISTRIBUTION OF ASSETS

10.1 WINDING UPThe Squadron shall be dissolved if:10.1.1 The number of Members shall be reduced to fewer than 50.10.1.2 A majority of three fourths of the Members for the time being entitled to vote at a

General Meeting called for the purpose resolve to dissolve the Squadron.

10.2 DISTRIBUTION OF ASSETSUpon winding up of the Squadron all surplus assets after payment of all costs, debts and liabilities shall be disposed of in such manner as shall be resolved by a majority of the Members entitled to vote at a General Meeting confirming the winding up, by being paid, transferred or delivered to such other association, club or institution having objects the same or similar to those of the Squadron as an addition to the funds of such an association, club or institution.

CLUB REGULATIONSThe following Regulations have been adopted by the General Committee in respect of Special Committees set up by it.

1.0 HOUSE COMMITTEE AND HOUSE REGULATIONS1.1 The House Committee shall consist of such Members as the General Committee shall

from time to time appoint.1.2 The General Committee shall elect a Chairman at the first meeting of the General

Committee. The Secretary of the Committee shall be the General Manager.1.3 Three Members shall form a quorum at all House Committee Meetings and the decision

of the majority of those Members present shall be binding.1.4 Any vacancy occurring in this Committee during the year shall be filled by the General

Committee until the ensuing Annual General Meeting.1.5 The House Committee shall meet as required for the transaction of ordinary business

in connection with House management.1.6 Subject to the overriding authority of the General Committee, this Committee shall have

the control, supervision and management of the bar and catering staff, Squadron rooms, house property, furnishings, entertainment and generally the affairs of the Squadron rooms and the premises at Westhaven and assets at Kawau Island and elsewhere.

1.7 Subject as aforesaid this Committee shall have the power to give such instructions and make such by-laws as are within the powers vested in it by the General Committee provided that notice of the exercise of such power shall be posted on the notice board and signed by the Secretary when it concerns Members. No person shall be permitted entry to the rooms as a guest of any member on more than one occasion in any month unless participating in a Squadron sailing event on the day.

1.8 A non-Member may be permitted to visit and on each and every occasion the name of the visitor with that of the Member who is the host must be entered in the Visitor’s Book. No visitor shall be supplied with liquor on the Club’s premises unless in the company of the Member who is the visitor’s host and the liquor is supplied for consumption on the Club premises only. No person shall be permitted entry to the rooms as a guest of any member on more than one occasion in any month unless participating in a Squadron CL

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sailing event on the day. 1.9 No Member shall remove any property of the Squadron from the Clubhouse, except

under Regulations made by this Committee.1.10 No Member shall remove any book or video from the reference library without informing

the General Manager and entering particulars in the book provided for the purpose.1.11 No member shall operate a mobile phone within the club premises unless in an area

specifically designated by the General Manager for this purpose.1.12 Members shall pay the full cost or excess if insured of replacing any Squadron property

destroyed, damaged or lost by them.1.13 An inventory of all Squadron properties shall be made by the Secretary when required

by the House Committee and shall be checked and revised by the House Committee.1.14 No Member shall appoint the Clubhouse by advertisement, or for any business purpose, as

a place of meeting without first obtaining the permission of the General Manager.1.15 No objectionable language or behaviour of any kind will be tolerated in the Squadron

Rooms or its environs.1.16 No alcoholic liquor shall be brought in to the Squadron Rooms without the prior approval

of the General Manager.1.17 No notice shall be posted in the Clubhouse unless authorised by the Secretary.1.18 No collections shall be taken up in the Squadron rooms except by permission of the

House Committee.1.19 The Squadron shall not be responsible for the property of any Member left in or about

the Clubhouse.1.20 No Member shall bring a dog (other than a seeing-eye dog) or other animal into any of

the Squadron rooms.1.21 The House Committee shall keep a true record of its proceedings in a minute book kept

for that purpose.1.22 The General Committee may from time to time appoint such other sub-committees of

the General Committee and the House Committee as it thinks fit in order to conduct the business of managing the Squadron’s affairs and assets and promoting their use to members. For example the sub-committees may include but not be limited to Social Committee and Future Planning Committee.

2.0 FINANCE & RISK COMMITTEE2.1 There shall be a Finance Committee consisting of not less than six Members, four of

whom shall form a quorum at all meetings of the Committee, which shall comprise at least two Flag Officers, Treasurer, Chairman of the House Committee, and at least three Members appointed by the General Committee, one of whom shall be a Trustee. The Secretary of the Committee shall be the General Manager.

2.2 The Chairman of the Committee shall be a Flag Officer or such other person appointed by the General Committee.

2.3 It shall be the duty of the Finance & Risk Committee:(i) To maintain liaison with and act in an advisory capacity to the General Committee

in all matters relating to the financial and legal affairs of the Squadron.(ii) To investigate and report on any specific matters at the request of the General

Committee.(iii) To assist in preparation, review and submit budgets for each incoming financial

year.(iv) To prepare an annual risk review.(v) To recommend to the General Committee the level of annual subscriptions.(vi) Generally to keep under review the Squadron’s financial requirements, both short

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3.0 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE3.1 There shall be a Membership Committee consisting of not less than four members three

of whom shall form a quorum at all meetings of the Committee which shall comprise one Flag Officer and three members appointed by the General Committee.


3.3 It shall be the duty of the Membership Committee:(i) To recommend to the General Committee the various classes of membership which

should be provided in the Squadron including Corporate Membership.(ii) To scrutinise each nomination for membership, interview the prospective member

when appropriate and recommend to the General Committee on the processing of the prospective membership.

(iii) To review and make recommendations to the General Committee on the processing of membership nominations and changes.

(iv) To carry out other such studies relating to the Membership of the Squadron as the General Committee may request and report thereon to the General Committee.

(v) To encourage regular engagement of Members through Member events and activities.

4.0 SAILING COMMITTEE4.1 The Sailing Committee shall consist of not less than nine Members, four of whom shall

form a quorum at all meetings of the Committee, which shall comprise at least four Members of the General Committee, one from each of the sub-committees of the Sailing Committee including the Race Management Committee, the Protest Committee, the Handicapping and Classification Committee appointed by the General Committee.


4.3 It shall be the duty of the Sailing Committee:(i) To organise and overview the Sailing and Boating Programme for the Squadron’s

yacht races, training and other on water activity and to observe and review the programme from time to time. The Committee should meet at least once every two months.

(ii) To receive the reports of all sub-committees from which its membership is constituted and to report to the General Committee its decisions and recommendations in respect of such reports.

(iii) To carry out such additional duties as the General Committee shall from time to time decide.

4.4 The Sailing Committee may appoint from time to time such sub-committees to the Sailing Committee as it thinks fit in order to effectively carry out the management of the various yacht racing and other on water activities in which the RNZYS is involved.

5.0 PROTEST COMMITTEE5.1 There shall be a Protest Committee to be appointed by the Sailing Committee and

consisting of not less than six Members, three of whom shall form a quorum. The Protest Committee will act as a sub-committee to the Sailing Committee.

5.2 A Chairman shall be a Member appointed by the Sailing Committee.5.3 It shall be the duty of the Committee to:

(i) Maintain a register of yachting umpires, judges and protest panel members and to allocate the relevant officials to the RNZYS sailing events.

(ii) Appoint Protest Panels to hear and decide all protests arising out of any races held by the Squadron. All its decisions and the conduct of its meetings shall be based on the Racing Rules under which the Squadron’s sailing events are held.

5.4 The Committee shall report its decision on any protest immediately to the Sailing Manager of the Squadron and the Sailing Committee.



6.0 HANDICAPPING AND CLASSIFICATION COMMITTEE6.1 The Handicapping and Classification Committee shall consist of such number of Members

being not less than eight as the Sailing Committee shall from time to time think fit, four of whom shall form a quorum. The Committee shall act as a sub-committee of the Sailing Committee.

6.2 The Chairman shall be a Member appointed by the Sailing Committee.6.3 The Committee shall appoint such handicappers for the different classes and divisions

of yachts as it shall think fit, with power to cancel any such appointments and appoint others in their place. It shall be the duty of the handicappers to handicap the various yachts in the races for which they shall have entered and such information posted on the Squadron’s notice board before the start of the race.

6.4 The Committee shall appoint not less than four of its Members to classify all yachts entered on the Squadron Register of yachts. All classifications shall be based on and conform to the specifications governing the respective classes.

6.5 The owner of each yacht classified shall be notified in writing of the class to which his yacht has been assigned.

6.6 The Committee shall report to the Sailing Committee.

7.0 RACE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE7.1 The Race Management Committee shall consist of not less than 12 Members appointed

by the General Committee, six of whom shall form a quorum. The Committee will act as a sub- committee of the Sailing Committee.

7.2 The Chairman shall be appointed by the Sailing Committee.7.3 The duties of the Race Management Committee shall include:

(i) The laying of starting and finishing and course marks.(ii) The starting of all races and the noting of the finishing times of all competing

yachts.(iii) Determining the course to be used in all Harbour races.(iv) Reporting to the Sailing Manager the results of all races, of any protest arising

out of the races or any incidents observed in the course of a race.7.4 The Committee shall appoint from its Members, Race Management to take charge

of the proceedings on each race day and shall prepare a roster of the duty days for such Officers. It shall be the duty of the Race Officer with assistance from the Sailing Manager to arrange for such Members as he considers necessary to be present to assist him in his duties. The Sailing Manager will arrange for the boats and equipment he deems necessary, in consultation with the Chairman of the Race Management and Boat Management Committees, for each race or other on water activity.

7.5 It shall be the duty of the crew of the patrol boats to lay such starting and course marks as may be required and to lift such marks and return them to the Squadron’s Westhaven premises after the races have finished.

7.6 The Committee shall carry out any further or other duties from time to time required by the General Committee and Sailing Committee.


8.0 MEASUREMENT AND INSPECTION COMMITTEE8.1 There shall be a Measurement and Inspection Committee consisting of not less than

six Members approved by the General Committee, four of whom shall form a quorum. This Committee shall act as a sub-committee of the Sailing Committee.

8.2 The Chairman shall be appointed by the General Committee.8.3 The Committee shall appoint such of its Members or other RNZYS Members as it thinks

fit to be measurers and such of its Members or other RNZYS members as it thinks fit to be inspectors.

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of any yacht and the Committee shall report such measurements to the Secretary.8.5 It shall be the duty of the inspectors to make all such inspection of yachts as may be

necessary or desirable to ensure that the yacht complies with all the requirements relating to any class to which the yacht belongs or of any race in which the yacht is entered or proposes to enter.

8.6 It shall be the duty of every owner to permit the measurers and/or the inspectors to carry out their respective duties in respect of his yacht.


9.0 BOAT MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE9.1 The Boat Management Committee shall consist of not less than five members appointed

by the Sailing Committee three of whom shall form a quorum.9.2 The Chairman shall be a member appointed by the Sailing Committee.9.3 It shall be the duty of the Committee:

(i) To take overall responsibility for all Squadron boats and ancillary equipment including buoys, ropes and anchors and keep a full inventory for this purpose.

(ii) To overview maintenance programmes in respect of all Squadron boats including annual budgets therefore prepared by RNZYS staff.

(iii) To overview and approve allocation by the Sailing Manager of boats to Squadron events and liaise with the Race Management Committee in this regard.

(iv) To overview and approve rosters for the manning of Squadron boats prepared by the Sailing Manager.

(v) To monitor and approve all expenditure incurred with respect to Squadron boats against budgets approved by the General Committee.

(vi) To advise the General Committee and make such recommendations as it sees fit with regard to the sale and acquisition of RNZYS boats.

10.0 OTHER RACE SUB-COMMITTEES10.1 From time to time the General Committee may constitute and appoint Members to sub

committees of the Sailing Committee to carry out the management of the RNZYS sailing activities. These may include but not be limited to offshore sailing teams, Mid Week, Winter and Summer Series, Cruising, Motor Yacht, Corporate Regattas, Match Racing and special events.

10.2 The members and Chairman of these committees will be appointed by the General Committee. The Committee will report to the Sailing Committee.

11.0 TRAINING COMMITTEE11.1 The Training Committee shall consist of not less than six Members four of whom shall

form a quorum at all meetings of the Committee appointed by the General Committee.11.2 The Chairman shall be a Flag Officer or such other person appointed by the General

Committee.11.3 The Committee should normally meet once every two months but as required to overview

the Squadron Training Programmes and in particular the Youth Training Programme.11.4 The duty of the Training Committee is:

(i) To overview the operation of the Youth Training Programme including its activities where training is providing to young sailors from within and outside the Squadron.

(ii) To study and recommend to the Sailing Committee the future direction and composition of the Squadron’s Training Programme.

(iii) To liaise with the Training Manager in the implementation of the Training Programme.




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Squadron shall state in writing to the General Committee the following details relating to the yacht:(i) The name of the yacht, its sail number, its division, its type, i.e. cutter, sloop, yawl

or ketch. The owner’s name and address and contact details. The name of the builder and of the designer of the yacht and the year in which it was built. Its overall and waterline lengths, beam, draught, displacement and motive power, its ballast on keel and inside. The nature of its keel, whether normal, fin or centreboard; its rudder, whether normal, outhung, spade or balanced; area of mainsail, length of luff and foot, and head if gaffed rigged; if a ketch or yawl, area of the mizzen and of the mizzen staysail; fore-triangle length of height, base and area; the length of foot of largest headsail; the greatest width of largest spinnaker, the length of the spinnaker boom, the total sail area and whether the construction of the yacht is light, medium or heavy.

12.2 The Register of Yachts will be maintained by the Sailing Manager.

13.0 FLAGS AND FLAG ETIQUETTE13.1 BURGEE The Squadron Burgee is blue with a white St George’s Cross with a crown in centre

thereof and four stars of the Southern Cross in white, in the upper canton. It may be worn in conjunction with the New Zealand Flag or Squadron Ensign, which all yachts and motor yachts on the Squadron Register are entitled to wear.

13.2 SQUADRON ENSIGN Owners of yachts on the Register may apply to the Squadron for a Warrant and the

privilege of flying the Squadron Ensign and on receiving the same they shall be amenable to the Rules and Regulations connected with the holding of the Warrant. The Ensign may be worn only by those yachts whose owners hold, through the Squadron, the Warrant to fly the Squadron Ensign. It may be worn only when the owner is on board or “in effective control” of the yacht and the Squadron Burgee must be flown at the main masthead or at the starboard spreader at the same time. The Warrant ceases to be valid if the owner ceases to be a Member of the Squadron. The Warrant must be on board the yacht or motor yacht at all times and available for inspection when the Squadron Ensign is being worn.

13.3 OFFICERS’ FLAGS13.3.1 The Commodore’s flag shall be a swallow tail of a similar device to the Pennant. 13.3.2 The Vice-Commodore’s flag shall be the same as the Commodore’s with the addition of

a white ball in the inner lower canton. 13.3.3 The Rear-Commodore’s flag shall be the same as the Commodore’s with the addition

of a red ball in the inner lower canton.13.3.4 The Past-Commodore's flag shall be a rectangular flag of similar device to the

Commodore’s flag but having a white Maltese Cross in the inner lower canton. 13.3.5 The Port Captain's flag shall be a rectangular flag of similar device to the Commodore’s

flag.13.4 RESTRICTIONS ON FLYING FLAG COLOURS13.4.1 No Member, other than a Flag Officer, shall fly the Squadron’s flags from any yacht which

is not on the Squadron Register.13.4.2 Colours are to be ‘made’ at 8.00 a.m. at which time the Squadron Ensign and Squadron

Burgee should be hoisted simultaneously. The Ensign and Burgee should be hauled down at sunset, except on a yacht under way, then they may be worn after sunset if desired. The time for “Colours” is to be taken from the Senior Officer of the Squadron present. No gun should be fired for “Colours” except by the Officers giving the time, nor from “Colours” at sunset until “Colours” next morning.



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13.5 RACING FLAGS13.5.1 Whilst racing, yachts shall fly the flag designated by the Sailing Committee for the

division in which the yacht is racing. The Divisional Racing Flag should be hauled down immediately on a yacht withdrawing from or completing a race.

13.6 SALUTING13.6.1 Salutes are to be given and acknowledged by dipping the Ensign once. The Ensign should

be lowered to the “dip” position (two thirds of the distance it has been hoisted) and should be kept at the dip until the salute is acknowledged when it should be slowly rehoisted.

13.6.2 All yachts should salute ships of Her Majesty’s Navy; when meeting a squadron of warships, only the Senior Officer’s ship should be saluted. Any yacht meeting or passing another yacht which is flying a Flag Officer’s Burgee should salute.

13.7 MOURNING To indicate mourning, Ensigns should be half-masted. The Squadron Burgee should

remain fully hoisted except in the case of the death of owners when both the Burgee and the Ensign should be half-masted. A flag must be fully hoisted before being half-masted and also before lowering when at half-mast. To salute, the Ensign must first be mastheaded before being dipped.

13.8 OTHER SIGNALS13.8.1 Hospitality signal: A green and white Pennant flown at the starboard cross-tree indicates

that the owner wishes Members of the Squadron to join him for drinks.13.8.2 Every boat approaching a yacht shall hail such yacht and receive a reply before boarding.

14.0 DRESS STANDARDSStandards of dress within the Squadron clubrooms at Westhaven shall be Neat Yachting attire in the yachtsman’s bar and neat casual in all other areas of the club except when special dress standards are nominated for certain functions, eg the Squadron Ball. Neat Yachting - shall mean tidy, dry yachting clothes and excludes bare feet, thongs, yachting caps, hats, sea boots, or wet weather gear. Neat Casual - shall mean tidy clothes, slacks, shirts and shoes, a slightly more formal standard than Neat Yachting attire. It has the same exclusions as neat yachting. Members shall be responsible to ensure that their guests and racing crews comply with these standards.

15.0 DISCIPLINEUpon any complaint being received by the Squadron concerning the behaviour of any member or any member’s crew in or out of the Squadron premises the General Committee shall:(i) Inform the member in writing of the intention of the Committee to call an enquiry into

the conduct complained of;(ii) Give the member the opportunity to call witnesses;(iii) Allow the member, his/her witness and any other witnesses the committee shall call,

to give evidence;(iv) Allow the member to question any of the witnesses present and who give evidence.(v) Make a finding of fact in relation to the conduct complained of;(vi) Inform the member of the reasons for its decisions and impose such penalty as it shall

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The RNZYS has a number of facilities and services available for RNZYS members to enjoy at Kawau Island. We encourage you to make the most of them. We also host some annual events here that members are encouraged to attend.

Lidgard HouseThis property is a gracious three bedroom house available to rent to Squadron Members. Located in idyllic Smeltinghouse Bay, Bon Accord Harbour it can be accessed via its own jetty via ferry or secure your own vessel to its private mooring. It is fully furnished and has one queen bed and six single beds in the three upstairs bedrooms sleeping a maximum of eight. The house has freeview TV, a wood burner fire, a fully equipped kitchen, laundry and all linen and towels are provided. The outdoors area boasts a large sun-drenched deck overlooking the bay with a BBQ ready to entertain, as well as ample furniture to relax on. Rates start from $250 per night and may vary summer to winter. Minimum night stays may also vary at times. The house can be booked by Squadron members throughout the year by phoning the RNZYS Reception on (09) 360 6800 or email [email protected]

Kawau Boating Club (KBC)The RNZYS lease the club premises to KBC. RNZYS members can enjoy FREE water from the jetty per the KBC filling policy. The Club is open October – June and serves a variety of good food and drinks from 10am to evening Thursday – Monday (closed Tuesday & Wed). Seven days per week during the Christmas / New Year period.Toilets, showers, laundry, a small store, swap-a-book library and kids toy area are available (charges apply).For a very reasonable annual fee you can also join KBC. Members enjoy free showers, laundry and discounts on food and beverage.Phone (09) 422 8845 or email [email protected] for more information.

MooringsThere are four moorings available for use FREE of charge to RNZYS members in Smeltinghouse Bay; booked via KBC. RNZYS members have first rights to use these up until 5pm daily if booked in advance. The maximum stay is two nights. After 5pm KBC members may also book on the day for a maximum of one night on a complimentary basis. Non-members of both clubs can book post 5pm if no other bookings for a fee. Under all options extra nights can be requested if there are no other bookings already in place. The KBC team manage these on behalf of RNZYS. To book call (09) 422 8845 or email [email protected]

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YOUTH TRAINING PROGRAMME REPORTby Guy Pilkington

The Lion Foundation Youth Training Programme kicked off a new season on Sunday 7th May with orientation day. The day started with a speech from Vice Commodore John Crawford outlining the history of the Club and the importance of being part of this Club and also the Lion Foundation Youth Training Programme.

The following was our first weekend out on the water and the first time the crews sailed together. Each crew started with ‘Drill Number 1 - Bear away sets and leeward drops’. It was a perfect weekend with an 8-12 knot south westerly.

The crews have all progressed extremely well and we are ahead of schedule. Our next module, after the drills training is the fleet racing, which started on 2nd July. The winning crew on handicap will received The Quiberon Cup and the winning crew on line will receive The Adrian Lea Memorial Trophy.

All programme members will be attending the North Sails Race Clinic seminar with Bill Gladstone on 5 & 6 August. Our thanks to North Sails, Bill and Zoe at Crew.org for giving us this fantastic opportunity.

FitnessBefore Jessica Smyth left for her

overseas travel, she designed us a fitness programme, in which the crews meet at the Squadron at 8am to go for a run along Westhaven Drive to Sailors Corner and back before briefing. It’s amazing how motivated the trainees are after the run!

International regattasWe have selected our team to compete

in the 40th Anniversary of the Governor’s Cup Youth Match Racing regatta at the Balboa Yacht Club, California:

Helm: Philip Robertson Main: Garth EllinghamBow: Michael ThorpeCoach: Guy Pilkington

The team has been training every weekend for the past six weeks.

Annual PrizegivingIt was a fantastic evening, to celebrate

the successful Lion Foundation Youth Training programme crews, who all had a great night. (pictured)

Winning The Quiberon cup, for the summer points series: Western Mailing – Helm: Michael Naulls; Main: Louie Muir; Bow: Michael Edmonds

Winning the Adrian Lea Memorial for the most guns:Fosters – Helm: Tom Powrie; Main: Brooke Davies; Bow: Michael Thorpe

Winning the Lion Cup Youth Match Racing Championship held in March:Doyle Sails – Helm: Phil Robertson; Main: Garth Ellingham; Bow: Matt Hill

Winning the Ranger Trophy for the long race series: Fosters – Helm: Tom Powrie; Main: Brooke Davies; Bow: Michael Thorpe

The most improved youth for the year, The Mick Ensol Memorial Trophy, was Dan Jowett for outstanding improvement in the 2005-2006 season.

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Our Youth Training programme has been long regarded globally as a leader in Youth Training. Are you looking for an intensive sail training programme to take your keelboat skills to the next level and help propel you onto the world sailing stage? The RNZYS Youth Training Programme is for you.HISTORYFor the past twenty seven years the YTP has trained over 450 highly competitive sailors. The success of the programme relates to the ongoing success of its graduates. Many have achieved at the very highest level of our sport including America’s Cup, Volvo Ocean Race, World Match Racing events, Offshore Sailing and National Championships – and many have gone on to be great Club racers. PROGRAMME FORMATThe 11 month course focuses on advanced aspects of sailing including; racing rules, sail trim, boat maintenance, campaign planning, fitness, injury prevention, in addition to life skills such as goal setting and speech making – just to name a few! Upon completion of the year students may wish to graduate or re-join for a consecutive year or years. The programme sails 40+ weekends out of the year. Typically this means every Saturday and Sunday with the exception of some consecutive Saturdays off during the RNZYS Club Marine Insurance Winter Series and major regatta days to allow participants to hone their skills in other keelboat events.During the year teams are selected to represent the RNZYS at a number of match racing and keelboat events both nationally and internationally, including the Governor’s Cup regatta in Balboa, California. Our sponsors play an integral role in the programme, along with our Race Management team of volunteers and graduates.YACHTSThe programme uses the Squadron’s ten purpose built Elliott 7m training keelboats which are sailed with four crew; helm, main, trimmer, bowman. The Elliotts offer students a wider skill base using both spinnakers and gennakers on a variety of different courses. PERFORMANCE REWARDEDTrophies are awarded for each sailing series, along with personal performance trophies which are awarded at the Squadron’s Annual Prizegiving.APPLICATIONSApplications are open throughout the year to male & female sailors between 15 – 21 years of age. Applicants require some sailing experience but give us a call anyway to see if the YTP is right for you.Orientation Day is the first weekend in May each year. A Registration form can be downloaded online or is available from our Coaching Staff.CONTACT USFurther information, images and video can all be found online at:www.rnzys.org.nz under Youth Programme, or please contact our Coaching Staff.Guy Pilkington Coach/Training ManagerPhone: (09) 360 6811 Mobile: 0274 918 962 Email: [email protected] Tucker YTP AdministratorPhone: (09) 360 6811 Email: [email protected]


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CONTENTS PAGESAILING CALENDAR 2015 October................................................................ 38 November ........................................................... 40 December ............................................................ 41 2016 January ............................................................... 42 February .............................................................. 43 March .................................................................. 44 April .................................................................... 46 May ...................................................................... 47 June .................................................................... 48 July ....................................................................... 49 August ................................................................. 50 September ........................................................... 51NOTICES OF RACE2015-2016 CBRE Club Championships ........................................................ 52-53Elan Yachts Commodores Cup Series .......................................................... 54-56Havana Club Rum Race Series ..................................................................... 58-60Tuesday Summer Series ............................................................................... 61-63Club Marine Insurance Wednesday Series .................................................. 64-66Stewart 34 Championship Series ................................................................. 67-68Stewart 34 Collinson-Forex Harbour Series 2015 ........................................ 69-70North Sails Young 88 Sprint Series .............................................................. 71-722015-2016 Mariner Cruising Series ............................................................. 73-742016 Colin Forbes Easter Rally .................................................................... 75-762016 Hauraki Trifecta .................................................................................. 77-78Club Marine Insurance Winter Series 2016 ................................................. 79-81

COURSESAppendix A - Harbour Courses .................................................................... 84-85Appendix B - Cruising Courses .......................................................................... 86Fairway Marks .................................................................................................. 86Appendix C - Kawau Island, Te Kouma, Haystack & Rangitoto Island Courses ....88-89Fairway Marks .................................................................................................. 89Racing Buoys Information Sheet ................................................................. 90-91COMMON RACE COMMITTEE SIGNALS ....................................................... 92-93TIDAL DATA .................................................................................................. 95-98SUNSET TIMES ................................................................................................ 100EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS ..................................................................... 136

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Thursday 1 E7 Sprints 1............................................................................ 1800 WHFriday 2 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 1 ................................. 1630 WHTSaturday 3 RNZYS Opening Day ............................................................... 0900 WHT Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 4 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 5 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 6 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 7 Club Marine Wednesday Series 1 .......................................... 1750 WH Thursday 8 E7 Sprints 2............................................................................ 1800 WHFriday 9 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 2 ................................. 1630 WHTSaturday 10 Gold Cup 2 - Roy Mc Dell ....................................................... 0900 ORAK Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 11 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 12 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 13 Tuesday Summer Series 1 ..................................................... 1800 WHTWednesday 14 .............................................................................................. Thursday 15 North Sails Y88 Sprints 1 ....................................................... 1800 WHFriday 16 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 3 ................................. 1630 WHTSaturday 17 Cruising Rally 1 ...................................................................... 1100 WHT Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 18 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 19 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 20 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 21 Club Marine Wednesday Series 2 .......................................... 1750 WH Thursday 22 .............................................................................................. Friday 23 No Rum Race - Coastal Classic Start ..................................... 0930 DEVOSaturday 24 Labour Weekend ................................................................... Sunday 25 .............................................................................................. Monday 26 Labour Day ............................................................................ Tuesday 27 Tuesday Summer Series 2 ..................................................... 1800 WHTWednesday 28 .............................................................................................. Thursday 29 North Sails Y88 Sprints 2 ....................................................... 1800 WHFriday 30 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 4 ................................. 1630 WHTSaturday 31 Gold Cup Race 3 - RAYC ......................................................... 0900 ORAK Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WH

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Sunday 1 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 2 S34 Championships 1 ............................................................ 1800 WH Tuesday 3 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 4 Club Marine Wednesday Series 3 .......................................... 1750 WH Thursday 5 E7 Sprints 3............................................................................ 1800 WHFriday 6 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 5 ................................. 1630 WHTSaturday 7 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WH Elan Yachts Commodores Cup Race 1 - Round Rangitoto .... 1000 WHSunday 8 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 9 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 10 Tuesday Summer Series 3 ..................................................... 1800 WHTWednesday 12 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 11 NZ Match Racing Championships Practice Day ..................... Thursday 12 NZ Match Racing Championships .......................................... 1000 WH Friday 13 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 6 ................................. 1630 WHT NZ Match Racing Championships .......................................... 1000 WH Saturday 14 Cruising Rally 2 ...................................................................... 1100 WHT Gold Cup 4 - BBYC ................................................................. 0900 ORAK NZ Match Racing Championships .......................................... 1000 WH Sunday 15 NZ Match Racing Championships .......................................... 1000 WH Monday 16 S34 Championships 2 ............................................................ 1800 WHTuesday 17 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 18 Club Marine Wednesday Series 4 .......................................... 1750 WH Thursday 19 E7 Sprints 4............................................................................ 1800 WH RNZYS Corporate Regatta ...................................................... 1400 WHTFriday 20 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 7 ................................. 1630 WHTSaturday 21 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 22 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 23 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 24 Tuesday Summer Series 4 ..................................................... 1800 WHWednesday 25 .............................................................................................. Thursday 26 North Sails Y88 Sprints 3 ....................................................... 1800 WHFriday 27 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 8 ................................. 1630 WHTSaturday 28 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 29 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 30 S34 Championships 3 ............................................................ 1800 WH

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Tuesday 1 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 2 Club Marine Wednesday Series 5 .......................................... 1750 WH Thursday 3 E7 Sprints 5............................................................................ 1800 WHFriday 4 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 9 ................................. 1630 WHTSaturday 5 YTP Kawau - Training Week .................................................. Sunday 6 .............................................................................................. Monday 7 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 8 Tuesday Summer Series 5 ..................................................... 1800 WHTWednesday 9 .............................................................................................. Thursday 10 North Sails Y88 Sprints 4 ....................................................... 1800 WHFriday 11 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 10 ............................... 1630 WHTSaturday 12 Cruising Rally 3 ...................................................................... 1100 WHTSunday 13 YTP Final Packup Day ............................................................. Monday 14 S34 Championships 4 ............................................................ 1800 WHTuesday 15 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 16 Club Marine Wednesday Series 6 .......................................... 1755 WHThursday 17 North Sails Y88 Sprints 5 ....................................................... 1800 WHFriday 18 Havana Club Rum Race Spring Series 11 & prizegiving ......... 1630 WHTSaturday 19 .............................................................................................. Sunday 20 .............................................................................................. Monday 21 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 22 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 23 .............................................................................................. Thursday 24 .............................................................................................. Friday 25 CHRISTMAS DAY .................................................................... Saturday 26 BOXING DAY .......................................................................... Sunday 27 .............................................................................................. Monday 28 BOXING DAY holiday .............................................................. Tuesday 29 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 30 .............................................................................................. Thursday 31 ..............................................................................................

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JANUARY 2016

Friday 1 New Years Day - Kawau Island Boat Club Regatta ................. 1200 KAWSaturday 2 .............................................................................................. Sunday 3 .............................................................................................. Monday 4 New Years Day Holiday .......................................................... Tuesday 5 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 6 .............................................................................................. Thursday 7 .............................................................................................. Friday 8 .............................................................................................. Saturday 9 .............................................................................................. Sunday 10 .............................................................................................. Monday 11 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 12 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 13 .............................................................................................. Thursday 14 .............................................................................................. Friday 15 Havana Club Rum Race Summer Series 1 .............................. 1630 WHTSaturday 16 .............................................................................................. Sunday 17 .............................................................................................. Monday 18 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 19 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 20 Club Marine Wednesday Series 7 .......................................... 1755 WHThursday 21 .............................................................................................. Friday 22 Havana Club Rum Race Summer Series 2 .............................. 1630 WHTSaturday 23 .............................................................................................. Sunday 24 .............................................................................................. Monday 25 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 26 Tuesday Summer Series 6 ..................................................... 1800 WHTWednesday 27 .............................................................................................. Thursday 28 North Sails Y88 Sprints 6 ....................................................... 1800 WHFriday 29 Havana Club Rum Race Summer Series 3 .............................. 1630 WHTSaturday 30 Cruising Rally 4 ..................................................................... 1100 NLA Mahurangi Regatta ................................................................ Sunday 31 ..............................................................................................

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Monday 1 Auckland Anniversay Day Regatta ......................................... 1000 Tuesday 2 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 3 Club Marine Wednesday Series 8 .......................................... 1750 WHThursday 4 .............................................................................................. Friday 5 Havana Club Rum Race Summer Series 4 .............................. Saturday 6 Waitangi Day ......................................................................... Sunday 7 .............................................................................................. Monday 8 Waitangi Day Public Holiday .................................................. Tuesday 9 Tuesday Summer Series 7 ..................................................... 1800 WHWednesday 10 .............................................................................................. Thursday 11 North Sails Y88 Sprints 7 ....................................................... 1800 WHFriday 12 Elan Yachts Commodores Cup 2 Night Race to Kawau ......... 1800 ORAKSaturday 13 Elan Yachts Commodores Cup 3 Kawau Race ........................ 1100 KAWSunday 14 .............................................................................................. Monday 15 S34 Championships 5 ............................................................ 1800 WHTuesday 16 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 17 Club Marine Wednesday Series 9 .......................................... 1750 WHThursday 18 E7 Sprints 6............................................................................ 1800 WHFriday 19 Havana Club Rum Race Summer Series 5 .............................. 1630 WHTSaturday 20 Open Keelboat Champs ......................................................... 1000 NLA Cruising Rally 5 ...................................................................... 1100 WHTSunday 21 Open Keelboat Champs ......................................................... 1000 NLAMonday 22 Etchell Summer Champs ....................................................... 1800 WHTuesday 23 Tuesday Summer Series 8 ..................................................... 1800 WH Etchell Summer Champs ....................................................... 1800 WHWednesday 24 Youth International Match Racing Practice ........................... Thursday 25 North Sails Y88 Sprints 8 ....................................................... 1800 WH Youth International Match Racing ......................................... 1000 WHFriday 26 Havana Club Rum Race Summer Series 6 .............................. 1630 WHT Youth International Match Racing ......................................... 1000 WHSaturday 27 Elan Yachts Commodores Cup 4 Te Kouma Race .................. 1000 WHT Youth International Match Racing ......................................... 1000 WHSunday 28 Youth International Match Racing ......................................... 1000 WHMonday 29 S34 Championships 6 ............................................................ 1800 WH Architects Regatta ................................................................ 1400 WHT

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MARCH 2016

Tuesday 1 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 2 Club Marine Wednesday Series 10 ........................................ 1750 WHThursday 3 E7 Sprints 7............................................................................ 1800 WHFriday 4 Havana Club Rum Race Summer Series 7 .............................. 1730 WHTSaturday 5 YTP Lion Cup .......................................................................... 0900 WH Cruising Rally 6 ...................................................................... 1100 NLASunday 6 YTP Lion Cup .......................................................................... 0900 WHMonday 7 S34 Championships 7 ............................................................ 1800 WHTuesday 8 Tuesday Summer Series 9 ..................................................... 1800 WHWednesday 9 .............................................................................................. Thursday 10 North Sails Y88 Sprints 8 & Prizegiving ................................. 1800 WHFriday 11 Havana Club Rum Race Summer Series 8 .............................. 1730 WHTMonday 14 S34 Championships - Spare Day ............................................ 1800 WHTuesday 15 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 16 Club Marine Wednesday Series 11 & Prizegiving .................. 1750 WHThursday 17 E7 Sprints 8 & Prizegiving ...................................................... 1800 WHFriday 18 Havana Club Rum Race Summer Series 9 & Prizegiving ........ 1730 WHT Auckland Regatta .................................................................. 1000 WHSaturday 19 Auckland Regatta .................................................................. 1000 NLASunday 20 Auckland Regatta .................................................................. 1000 NLAMonday 21 Stewart 34 Collinson Forex - Short Course ............................ 1800 WHTTuesday 22 Tuesday Summer Series 10 & Prizegiving .............................. 1800 WHTWednesday 23 .............................................................................................. Thursday 24 Auckland to Tauranga Race ................................................... 0900 WHFriday 25 Colin Forbes Easter Rally ...................................................... Saturday 26 Colin Forbes Easter Rally ....................................................... Sunday 27 Easter Rally Brunch................................................................ Monday 28 Easter Monday ...................................................................... Tuesday 29 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 30 .............................................................................................. Thursday 31 ..............................................................................................

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APRIL 2016

Friday 1 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 1 .............................. 1600 WHT Harken Schools ...................................................................... 1000 WHSaturday 2 Stewart 34 Collinson Forex - Long Race ................................ 1235 Women's Keelboat & Etchell National Championships ......... 1000 NLA Harken Schools ...................................................................... 1000 WH Daylight Saving Ends.............................................................. Sunday 3 Women's Keelboat & Etchell National Championships ......... 1000 NLA Harken Schools ...................................................................... 1000 WHMonday 4 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 5 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 6 .............................................................................................. Thursday 7 .............................................................................................. Friday 8 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 2 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 9 Y88 Nationals ........................................................................ 1000 ECBSunday 10 Y88 Nationals ........................................................................ 1000 ECBMonday 11 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 12 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 13 .............................................................................................. Thursday 14 .............................................................................................. Friday 15 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 3 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 16 NZ Women's Match Racing Championships .......................... 1000 WH Elan Yachts Commodores Cup - Haystack .............................. 1000 WHT Sunday 17 NZ Women's Match Racing Championships .......................... 1000 WHMonday 18 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 19 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 20 .............................................................................................. Thursday 21 .............................................................................................. Friday 22 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 4 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 23 .............................................................................................. Sunday 24 .............................................................................................. Monday 25 ANZAC DAY ........................................................................... Tuesday 26 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 27 .............................................................................................. Thursday 28 .............................................................................................. Friday 29 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 5 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 30 Youth Training Programme Orientation Day.......................... 0900 WH

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MAY 2016

Sunday 1 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 2 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 3 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 4 .............................................................................................. Thursday 5 .............................................................................................. Friday 6 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 6 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 7 Club Marine Winter Series 1 ................................................ 1250 WHSunday 8 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 9 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 10 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 11 .............................................................................................. Thursday 12 .............................................................................................. Friday 13 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 7 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 14 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WH RNZYS Annual Prize Giving .................................................... 1800 RNZYS Sunday 15 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 16 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 17 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 18 .............................................................................................. Thursday 19 .............................................................................................. Friday 20 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 8 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 21 Club Marine Winter Series 2 ................................................ 1250 WHSunday 22 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 23 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 24 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 25 .............................................................................................. Thursday 26 .............................................................................................. Friday 27 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 9 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 28 .............................................................................................. Sunday 29 .............................................................................................. Monday 30 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 31 ..............................................................................................

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JUNE 2016

Wednesday 1 .............................................................................................. Thursday 2 .............................................................................................. Friday 3 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 10 .......................... 1600 WHTSaturday 4 .............................................................................................. Sunday 5 .............................................................................................. Monday 6 Queens Birthday Holiday ....................................................... Tuesday 7 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 8 .............................................................................................. Thursday 09 Boat Owners Meeting ........................................................... 1800 RNZYSFriday 10 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 11 ............................ 1600 WHTSaturday 11 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 12 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 13 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 14 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 15 .............................................................................................. Thursday 16 .............................................................................................. Friday 17 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 12 ............................ Saturday 18 Club Marine Winter Series 3 ................................................ 1250 WHSunday 19 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 20 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 21 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 22 .............................................................................................. Thursday 23 .............................................................................................. Friday 24 Havana Club Rum Race Autumn Series 13 & Prizegiving ...... 1600 WHTSaturday 25 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 26 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 27 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 28 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 29 .............................................................................................. Thursday 30 ..............................................................................................

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JULY 2016

Friday 1 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 1 ................................ 1600 WHTSaturday 2 Club Marine Winter Series 4 ................................................ 1250 WHSunday 3 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 4 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 5 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 6 .............................................................................................. Thursday 7 .............................................................................................. Friday 8 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 2 ................................ 1600 WHTSaturday 09 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 10 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 11 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 12 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 13 .............................................................................................. Thursday 14 .............................................................................................. Friday 15 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 3 ................................ 1600 WHTSaturday 16 Club Marine Winter Series 5 ................................................ 1250 WHSunday 17 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 18 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 19 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 20 .............................................................................................. Thursday 21 .............................................................................................. Friday 22 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 4 ................................ 1600 WHTSaturday 23 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 24 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 25 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 26 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 27 .............................................................................................. Thursday 28 .............................................................................................. Friday 29 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 5 ................................ 1600 WHTSaturday 30 Club Marine Winter Series 6 ................................................ 1250 WHSunday 31 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WH

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AUGUST 2016

Monday 1 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 2 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 3 .............................................................................................. Thursday 4 .............................................................................................. Friday 5 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 6 ................................ 1600 WHTSaturday 6 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 7 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 8 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 09 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 10 .............................................................................................. Thursday 11 .............................................................................................. Friday 12 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 7 ................................ 1600 WHTSaturday 13 Club Marine Winter Series 7 ................................................. 1250 WHSunday 14 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 15 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 16 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 17 .............................................................................................. Thursday 18 .............................................................................................. Friday 19 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 8 ................................ 1600 WHTSaturday 20 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 21 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 22 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 23 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 24 .............................................................................................. Thursday 25 .............................................................................................. Friday 26 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 9 ................................ 1600 WHTSaturday 27 Club Marine Winter Series 8 ................................................. 1250 WHSunday 28 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 29 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 30 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 31 ..............................................................................................

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SEPTEMBER 2016

Thursday 1 .............................................................................................. Friday 2 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 10 .............................. 1600 WHSaturday 3 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 4 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 5 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 6 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 7 .............................................................................................. Thursday 8 .............................................................................................. Friday 09 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 11 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 10 Club Marine Winter Series 9 & Prize Giving ......................... 1250 WHSunday 11 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 12 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 13 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 14 .............................................................................................. Thursday 15 .............................................................................................. Friday 16 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 12 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 17 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHSunday 18 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHMonday 19 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 20 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 21 .............................................................................................. Thursday 22 .............................................................................................. Friday 23 Havana Club Rum Race Winter Series 13 .............................. 1600 WHTSaturday 24 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHTSunday 25 Youth Training Programme .................................................... 0900 WHT Daylight Saving Starts ............................................................ Monday 26 .............................................................................................. Tuesday 27 .............................................................................................. Wednesday 28 .............................................................................................. Thursday 29 .............................................................................................. Friday 30 ..............................................................................................

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CBRE 2015-2106 CLUB CHAMPION SERIESThe Organising Authority is the

Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron101 Curran Street, Westhaven, Auckland 1101

PO Box 46182 Herne Bay, Auckland 1147Tel: +64 (0)9 360 6800

NOTICE OF RACEThis is a closed event for RNZYS members only

1. RULES 1.1 The CBRE Club Champions for Divisions A, B, C, E, L, M & N will be decided based upon a

total of results from 13 races from the eligible series for both Line and General Handicap. 1.2 The eligible series for the 2015-16 CBRE Club Champion are the 2015 Club Marine

Insurance Winter Series, the 2015-16 Commodore’s Cup Series and the 2015-16 Club Marine Insurance Wednesday Series.

1.3 Five (5) races shall be counted from each of the Club Marine Insurance Winter Series and the Club Marine Insurance Wednesday Series and no more than three (3) races shall be counted from the Commodore’s Cup Series.

2. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY 2.1 Boats that have entered the 2015 Club Marine Insurance Winter Series, 2015-16

Commodores Cup Series and the 2015-16 Club Marine Insurance Wednesday Series are automatically eligible for the 2015-16 CBRE Club Champion Series.

2.2 Every boat competing in this series shall be registered with the RNZYS and shall be owned or part owned by a member of the RNZYS or the subject of a bona fide hire or charter agreement in accordance with the RNZYS Club Rules.

2.3 All boats shall be skippered by a member of the RNZYS. 2.4 The series is open to all keel boats and multihulls with a minimum LOA of 5.9m. 2.5 A minimum of three (3) boats must be entered in each division in each series to be eligible

for selection for the Championship.

3. FEES 3.1 Competitors must enter the 2015 Club Marine Insurance Winter Series and pay the entry

fee for the series and races in full.3.1 A combined series entry fee of $410 (early bird discount) or $425 entitles a boat to entry

both the 2015-16 Commodores Cup Series and the 2015-16 Club Marine Insurance Wednesday Series.

3.2 To be eligible for the early bird discount, the combined series entry fee must be paid by 1700hrs on Monday 21st September 2015. Otherwise the combined series entry fee of $425 must be paid before 1700hrs on Thursday 1st October 2015.

3.3 At the discretion of the General Committee, no owner or part owner who is still in subscription arrears on 1st September 2015 shall compete or steer any boat in each of the series until that subscription is paid.

4. PRIZES 4.1 Trophies and cups will be awarded at the Squadron’s Annual Prize Giving to be held on

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as between the RNZYS and each of those so taking part, do so at their own risk and responsibility and the RNZYS and any sponsor associated with this event has no liability for any damage, loss or any penalty suffered by any boat crew or any other person taking part in such events. The RNZYS and any sponsor associated with this event shall not be responsible for the sea-worthiness of a boat whose entry is accepted and/or the sufficiency and/or adequacy of its equipment or the competence of its skipper or crew. The RNZYS reserves the right in its sole and uncontrolled discretion to refuse any entry.

6. FURTHER INFORMATION 6.1 For further information please contact the RNZYS Sailing Office on 09 360 6809 or via email:

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7th November 2015 – 2nd April 2016The Organising Authority is the




1. RULES 1.1 The series will be governed by the rules as defined in the 2013 – 2016 Racing Rules of

Sailing (RRS). 1.2 The Yachting New Zealand (YNZ) Safety Regulations Part II Category 4 shall apply for keel

boats and multihulls. 1.3 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part V Category B shall apply for trailer yachts.1.4 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part VI Category B shall apply for sport boats. 1.5 The International Rules for Prevention of Collision at Sea 1972 apply in all races between

sunset and sunrise replacing the relevant parts of Part 2 of the RRS.1.6 For passage races 2 & 4 all boats shall carry an inflatable dinghy (fully inflated), a rigid

dinghy or a life raft. 1.7 RRS Rule 51 is modified to allow boats with moveable/variable ballast systems and/

or canting keels to compete. Boats shall comply with ISAF Offshore Special Regulations Appendix K and YNZ Safety Regulations 6.1(K) and 6.2(K).

1.8 RRS Rule 52 ‘Manual Power’ shall not apply. 1.9 The sailing instructions may also change other RRS.

2. ADVERTISING 2.1 Boats may be required to display advertising chosen and supplied by the Organising

Authority (OA).

3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY 3.1 Every boat competing in this series shall be registered with the RNZYS and shall be owned

or part owned by a member of the RNZYS or the subject of a bona fide hire or charter agreement in accordance with the RNZYS Club Rules.

3.2 All boats shall be helmed by a member of the RNZYS. 3.3 At the discretion of the General Committee, no owner or part owner who is still in

subscription arrears on 1st October 2015 shall compete or steer any boat in the series until that subscription is paid.

3.4 The series is open to all keel boats and multihulls that meet the requirements of clause 1.2, to trailer yachts with a minimum LOA of 5.9m that meet the requirements of clause 1.3 and to sport boats that meet the requirements of clause 1.4.

3.5 Division Class FlagDivision A Open Blue Division B Open White Division C Open Black Division E Non Spinnaker Black & White Division K Classics CYA Burgee Division L Open 50ft Blue & Yellow



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3.6 Eligible boats may enter online at www.rnzys.org.nz or by completing an entry form and sending it, together with the entry fee to the RNZYS Sailing Office via email ([email protected]) or via fax (09 360 6802). Entries will also be accepted at the RNZYS Reception.

3.7 To be eligible for the early bird discount, a series entry must be received before 1200hrs on Monday 19th October 2015.

3.8 Entries may not be accepted after 1700hrs on the Friday preceding the race. 3.9 A minimum of six (6) boats must be entered in each division for the Commodores Cup

Series before Wednesday 28th October 2015 for that division to be valid. 3.10 Boats wishing to enter in the PHRF and/or IRC division shall indicate this on their entry.

Boats entering in the IRC division shall supply a current IRC certificate to the Sailing Office.

4. FEES 4.1 Non-refundable entry fees are as follows:

Early Bird Discount Entry $180 (see clause 3.7 above) Series Entry $190Single Race Entry $40

5. SCHEDULE 5.1 Dates of racing:

Race One Round Rangitoto Race 7th November 2015Race Two Night Race to Kawau Island 12th February 2016Race Three Kawau Harbour Course 13th February 2016Race Four Te Kouma Race 27th February 2016Race Five Haystack Race 2nd April 2016

5.2 The scheduled time of the warning signal for the first start for each race is as follows: Race One Round Rangitoto Race 0955 Race Two Night Race to Kawau Island 1755Race Three Kawau Harbour Course 1055Race Four Te Kouma Race 0955Race Five Haystack Race 0955

5.3 The start times of each division for each race will be in the sailing instructions. 6. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 The sailing instructions will be available after 1700hrs on Monday 19th September 2015

and can be downloaded from www.rnzys.org.nz or available at the RNZYS Reception.

7. RACING AREA 7.1 The races will be held within the Hauraki Gulf and Waitemata Harbour.

8. THE COURSES 8.1 The courses to be sailed will be as listed in Appendix C - Kawau, Te Kouma, Haystack &

Rangitoto Courses (see RNZYS Club Handbook).

9. PENALTY SYSTEM 9.1 RRS Rule 44.1 shall apply for all boats in all divisions.



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score will be excluded.

11. PRIZES 11.1 Trophies and cups will be awarded at the Squadron annual prize giving to be held on

Saturday 14th May 2016.

12. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY 12.1 All those taking part in RNZYS races or any other sailing events controlled by the RNZYS,



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(Incorporating the Spring Rum Race Series, Summer Rum Race Series,Autumn Rum Race Series and Winter Rum Race Series)

2nd October 2015 – 23rd September 2016The Organising Authority is the



NOTICE OF RACEOpen to members from any yacht club

1. RULES 1.1 The series will be governed by the rules as defined in the 2013 – 2016 Racing Rules of Sailing

(RRS). 1.2 The Yachting New Zealand (YNZ) Safety Regulations Part II Category 5 shall apply for keel

boats and multihulls. 1.3 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part V Category B shall apply for trailer yachts. 1.4 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part VI Category B shall apply for sport boats. 1.5 RRS Rule 51 is modified to allow boats with moveable/variable ballast systems and/or canting

keels to compete. Boats shall comply with ISAF Offshore Special Regulations Appendix K and YNZ Safety Regulations 6.1(K) and 6.2(K).

1.6 RRS Rule 52 ‘Manual Power’ shall not apply. 1.7 The Havana Club Rum Race Series is a non-spinnaker event. No spinnakers or extras may

be set. Extras are defined as sails not normally used to advantage to windward. Headsails may be boomed out using spinnaker booms but shall only be carried on a permanent load bearing forestay with only one headsail per forestay.

1.8 The sailing instructions may also change other RRS.


Authority (OA).

3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY 3.1 The series is open to all keel boats and multihulls that meet the requirements of clause 1.2,

to trailer yachts with a minimum LOA of 5.9m that meet the requirements of clause 1.3 and to sport boats that meet the requirements of clause 1.4.

3.2 Divisions(a) Division B is for boats longer than 10.40 metres or boats with a PHRF Handicap

greater than 0.800(b) Division E is for boats 10.40 metres and shorter or boats with a PHRF Handicap of

0.800 or less. (c) Boats without a current PHRF may refer to a Sister-ship or similar Class Boat to arrive

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3.4 The Series is divided into four (4) seasonal series as follows: (a) Spring Rum Race Series – (2nd October 2015 – 18th December 2015 inclusive) (b) Summer Rum Race Series – (15th January 2016 – 18th March 2016 inclusive) (c) Autumn Rum Race Series – (1st April 2016 – 24th June 2016 inclusive) (d) Winter Rum Race Series – (1st July 2016 – 23rd September 2016 inclusive)

3.5 To be eligible for the early bird discount, an annual series entry must be received before 1200hrs on Friday 18th September 2015. A seasonal series entry must be received before:

(a) 1200hrs on Monday 21st September 2015 for the Spring Rum Race Series - 11 races (b) 1200hrs on Monday 11th January 2016 for the Summer Rum Race Series - 9 races (c) 1200hrs on Monday 28th March 2016 for the Autumn Rum Race Series - 13 races (d) 1200hrs on Monday 20th June 2016 for the Winter Rum Race Series - 13 races

3.6 Entries may not be accepted after 30 minutes prior to the first start on the day of racing. 3.7 A minimum of three (3) boats must be entered in each division on the day of racing for that

division to be valid and eligible for prizes.

4. FEES 4.1 Non-refundable entry fees are as follows:

RNZYS Member Other ClubsEarly Bird Annual Series Entry $760 $1180(see clause 3.5 above) Early Bird Seasonal Series Entry $190 $295Annual Series Entry $800 $1240Seasonal Series Entry $200 $310Single Race Entry $25 $40


(a) Spring Rum Race Series; 11 races: (every Friday from 2nd October 2015 to 18th December 2015 inclusive except no racing on 23rd October 2015)

(b) Summer Rum Race Series; 9 Races: (every Friday from 15th January 2016 to 18th March 2016 inclusive)

(c) Autumn Rum Race Series; 13 Races: (every Friday from 1st April 2016 to 24th June 2016 inclusive)

(d) Winter Rum Race Series; 13 Races: (every Friday from 1st July 2016 to 23rd September 2016 inclusive)

5.2 The scheduled time of the warning signal for the first race on each day in each series is as follows:

(a) Spring & Summer Series – 1625hrs (b) Autumn & Winter Series – 1555hrs

5.3 The start times of each division will be in the sailing instructions.

6. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 The sailing instructions will be available after 1700hrs on 22nd September 2015 and can be

downloaded from www.rnzys.org.nz and are also available at the RNZYS Reception.

7. VENUE 7.1 The races will be held within the Waitemata Harbour.

8. THE COURSES 8.1 The courses to be sailed will be harbour courses as listed in Appendix A – Harbour Courses

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10. SCORING 10.1 The low point system of RRS Appendix A will apply. 10.2 Five (5) races are required to be completed to constitute a series in each seasonal series.

(a) When fewer than Ten (10) races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores.

(b) When ten (10) races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores excluding her worst score.

(c) When eleven (11) or more races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores excluding her two worst scores.

11. PRIZES 11.1 Prizes will be presented for first, second and third on general handicap in each division in

the RNZYS clubrooms on the day of racing at approximately 2000hrs for Spring and Summer Rum Race Series and at approximately 1830hrs for the Autumn and Winter Rum Race Series, subject to the requirements of clause 3.7.

11.2 In addition to the requirements of clause 3.7, five (5) yachts must start the race in each division for a second prize to be awarded. Eight (8) yachts must start the race in each division for a third prize to be awarded.

11.3 Spot prizes may also be awarded in each division provided the requirements of clause 3.7 are met. Spot prizes can only be collected at that prize giving.

11.4 Series prizes will be awarded for line and for first, second and third on general handicap overall in each division at the series prize giving at the end of each seasonal series as follows:

(a) Spring Rum Race Series – 18th December 2015 (b) Summer Rum Race Series – 28th March 2016(c) Autumn Rum Race Series –24th June 2016(d) Winter Rum Race Series –23rd September 2016

12. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY 12.1 All those taking part in RNZYS races or any other sailing events controlled by the RNZYS, as

between the RNZYS and each of those so taking part, do so at their own risk and responsibility and the RNZYS and any sponsor associated with this event has no liability for any damage, loss or any penalty suffered by any boat crew or any other person taking part in such events. The RNZYS and any sponsor associated with this event shall not be responsible for the sea-worthiness of a boat whose entry is accepted and/or the sufficiency and/or adequacy of its equipment or the competence of its skipper or crew. The RNZYS reserves the right in its sole and uncontrolled discretion to refuse any entry.


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TUESDAY SUMMER SERIES13th October 2015 – 22nd March 2016

The Organising Authority is theRoyal New Zealand Yacht Squadron

101 Curran Street, Westhaven, Auckland 1101PO Box 46182 Herne Bay, Auckland 1147

Tel: +64 (0)9 360 6800

NOTICE OF RACEOpen to members from any Yacht Club



boats. 1.3 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part V Category B shall apply for trailer yachts. 1.4 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part VI Category B shall apply for sport boats. 1.5 RRS Rule 51 is modified to allow boats with moveable/variable ballast systems and/

or canting keels to compete. Boats shall comply with ISAF Offshore Special Regulations Appendix K and YNZ Safety Regulations 6.1(K) and 6.2(K).



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3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY 3.1 The series is open to all keel boats that meet the requirements of clause 1.2, to trailer

yachts with a minimum LOA of 5.9m that meet the requirements of clause 1.3 and to sport boats that meet the requirements of clause 1.4.

3.2 Division Class Flag Division E Etchell class Class Flag Division X Female Blue (a) Division X (Female) - Only one male is allowed on board whilst racing. He may give advice

if requested but may not give any physical assistance except in an emergency. Any such assistance must result in the immediate retirement of the boat from the race.

(b) Division E (Etchell) - The series is open all Etchell class boats. The owner and helmsman shall be a full financial member of the Etchell Class Association. Etchell Class Rules shall apply.


3.4 To be eligible for the early bird discount, a series entry must be received before 1200hrs on Monday 28th September 2015.

3.5 Entries may not be accepted after 1700hrs on the day of racing.3.6 A minimum of six (6) boats must be entered in each division before 1700hrs on Monday 5th

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5. SCHEDULE 5.1 Dates of racing: Race Day One 13th October 2015 Race Day Six 26th January 2016 Race Day Two 27th October 2015 Race Day Seven 9th February 2016 Race Day Three 10th November 2015 Race Day Eight 23rd February 2016 Race Day Four 24th November 2015 Race Day Nine 8th March 2016 Race Day Five 8th December 2015 Race Day Ten 22nd March 20165.2 (a) For Division E (Etchell Class) all race days are Windward Leeward Courses with up to

three (3) back to back races per race day (b) For Division X Race days One, Three, Five, Six, & Ten are harbour races. (c) For Division X Race days Two, Four, Seven, Eight and Nine are windward/leeward races

with up to three (3) back to back races per race day. 5.3 The scheduled time of the warning signal for the first race on each day is 1755hrs. 5.4 The start times of each division will be in the sailing instructions.

6. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 6.1 The sailing instructions will be available after 1700hrs on Monday 5th October 2015 and

can be downloaded from www.rnzys.org.nz or available at the RNZYS Reception.

7. RACING AREA 7.1 The races will be held within the Waitemata Harbour.

8. THE COURSES 8.1 The Harbour Courses will be the Harbour Courses as listed in Appendix A – Harbour Courses

(see RNZYS Club Handbook). 8.2 The courses to be sailed on race days Two, Four, Seven, Eight and Nine for Divisions X will be

windward/leeward courses as listed in Appendix B of the sailing instructions. 8.3 Division E will sail windward/leeward courses as listed in Appendix B of the sailing

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10. SCORING 10.1 For Divisions X Eight (8) races are required to be completed to constitute a series. (a) No score will be excluded until nine (9) races have been completed and then a boat’s worst

score will excluded. (b) When eleven (11) or more races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the total

of her race scores excluding her two worst scores.10.2 For Division E (Etchell Class) Twelve (12) races are required to be completed to constitute

a series. a) When fewer than fifteen (15) races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the

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b) When from sixteen (16) to twenty-one (21) races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores excluding her worst score.

c) When more than twenty-one (21) races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores excluding her two worst scores.

11. PRIZES 11.1 For Division X, prizes will be presented for line honours and for first, second and third on

general handicap in each division. For Division E prizes will be awarded for Line only. Prize-giving will be held in the RNZYS clubrooms at approximately 2030hrs on the day of racing.

11.2 Five (5) yachts must start the race in each division for a second prize to be awarded. Eight (8) yachts must start the race in each division for a third prize to be awarded.

11.3 Line honour prizes can only be collected at that prize giving. 11.4 Series prizes will be awarded for line honours and for first, second and third on general

handicap overall in each division at the series prize giving on Tuesday 22nd March 2016.




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7th October 2015 – 16th March 2016

The Organising Authority is the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron

101 Curran Street, Westhaven, Auckland 1101 PO Box 46182 Herne Bay, Auckland 1147

Tel: +64 (0)9 360 6800

NOTICE OF RACE Open to members from any yacht club



boats and multihulls. 1.3 (a) The YNZ Safety Regulations Part II Category 4 shall apply for the Young 88 class with the

following exception: • The deflection of the lower lifeline shall not allow it to be closer than 150mm from the

deck at any point. (b) All boats shall be members of the Young 88 Owners’ Association.

1.4 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part V Category B shall apply for trailer yachts. 1.5 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part VI Category B shall apply for sport boats. 1.6 RRS Rule 51 is modified to allow boats with moveable/variable ballast systems and/or cant-

ing keels to compete. Boats shall comply with ISAF Offshore Special Regulations Appendix K and YNZ Safety Regulations 6.1(K) and 6.2(K).



Authority (OA) such as a boom sticker which will be supplied by Club Marine Insurance and are available at the RNZYS Sailing Office

3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY 3.1 The series is open to all keel boats and multihulls that meet the requirements of clauses

1.2 or 1.3 and to trailer yachts and Sport boats with a minimum LOA of 5.9m that meet the requirements of clause 1.4 and to sport boats that meet the requirements of clause 1.5.

3.2 Eligible boats may enter online at www.rnzys.org.nz or by completing an entry form and sending it, together with the entry fee to the RNZYS Sailing Office via email ([email protected]) or via fax (09 360 6802). Entries will also be accepted at the RNZYS Reception.Division Class Flag Division A Open Blue Division B Open White Division C Open Black Division D Ross 930 Purple Division E Non Spinnaker White & Black Division F Farr 1020 Black & YellowDivision G Farr MRX Green & Black Division L Open 50 Blue & YellowDivision M Open Multihull Green Division N 8.5 Multihull 8.5 Class Flag



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3.3 To be eligible for the early bird discount, a series entry must be received before 1200hrs on Monday 28th September 2015.

3.4 Entries may not be accepted after 1600hrs on the day of racing. 3.5 A minimum of six (6) boats must be entered in each division before 1700hrs on Thursday

1st October 2015 for that division to be valid. 3.6 Boats wishing to enter in the PHRF and/or IRC division shall indicate this on their entry.

Boats entering IRC division shall send a current IRC certificate to the Sailing Office.

4. FEES 4.1 Non-refundable entry fees are as follows: RNZYS Member Other Clubs Early Bird Discount Entry $210 $330 (see clause 3.3 above) Series Entry $220 $350 Single Race Entry $30 $45


Race day One 7th October 2015 Race day Seven 20th January 2016Race day Two 21st October 2015 Race day Eight 3rd February 2016Race day Three 4th November 2015 Race day Nine 17th February 2016 Race day Four 18th November 2015 Race day Ten 2nd March 2016Race day Five 2nd December 2015 Race Day Eleven 16th March 2016Race day Six 16th December 2015

5.2 The scheduled time of the warning signal for the first division to race on each race day is 1745hrs.

6. MEASUREMENTS 6.1 Measurement is not required however all boats sailing in one design divisions shall have a

valid certificate of compliance from their class association.

7. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 7.1 The sailing instructions will be available after 1700hrs on 1st October 2015 and can be

downloaded from www.rnzys.org.nz or available at the RNZYS Reception.


9. THE COURSES 9.1 The courses to be sailed will be harbour courses as listed in Appendix A – Harbour Courses

(see RNZYS Club Handbook).


11. SCORING 11.1 The low point system of RRS Appendix A will apply. 11.2 Six (6) races are required to be completed to constitute a series.11.3 No score will be excluded until eight (8) races have been completed then a boat’s worst

score will be excluded. When ten (10) races have been completed a boat’s score will be the total of her race scores excluding her two worst scores.



12. PRIZES 12.1 Prizes will be presented for line honours and for first, second and third on general handicap

in each division in the RNZYS clubrooms at approximately 2045hrs on the day of racing. 12.2 Five (5) yachts must start the race in each division for a second prize to be awarded. Eight

(8) yachts must start the race in each division for a third prize to be awarded. Line honour prizes can only be collected at that prize giving.

12.3 Line honour prizes can only be collected at that prize giving.12.4 Series prizes will be awarded for line honours and for first, second and third on general

handicap and PHRF and IRC overall in each division at the series prize giving on Wednesday 16th March 2016.

13. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY13.1 All those taking part in RNZYS races or any other sailing events controlled by the RNZYS,



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2nd November 2015 – 14th March 2016The Organising Authority is the



in conjunction with the Stewart 34 Owner’s Association

NOTICE OF RACE1. RULES 1.1 The series will be governed by the rules as defined in the 2013 – 2016 Racing Rules of

Sailing (RRS). 1.2 The Stewart 34 Owners’ Association Class Rules. 1.3 The Yachting New Zealand (YNZ) Safety Regulations Part II Category 5 shall apply. 1.4 The sailing instructions may also change other RRS.


Authority (OA). 2.2 All clauses that affect class racing that are included in any contract between a sponsor and

the Stewart 34 Owners’ Association Class are mandatory whilst such contract exists.

3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY 3.1 The series is open to all Stewart 34s that meet the requirements of clause 1.2. All skippers

shall be a full financial member of the Stewart 34 Class Owner’s Association. 3.2 Division Class Flag Division A Spinnaker Pink Division B Non-Spinnaker Green 3.3 Division A – Spinnaker - Boats shall have a maximum of eight (8) crew, including the skipper. 3.4 Division B – Non-Spinnaker - Boats shall have a maximum of five (5) crew, including the

skipper. No spinnakers or extras may be set. Extras are defined as sails not normally used to advantage to windward. Headsails may be boomed out using spinnaker booms but shall only be carried on a permanent load bearing forestay with only one headsail per forestay.

3.5 Eligible boats may enter by completing an entry form and sending it to the RNZYS Sailing Office via email [email protected] or via fax 09 360 6802. Entries will also be accepted at the RNZYS Reception.

3.6 A minimum of six (6) boats must be entered in each division before Friday 30th October 2015 for that division to be valid.

4. FEES 4.1 No entry fees are payable. Fees are paid by the Stewart 34 Association.

5. SCHEDULE 5.1 Dates of racing: Race day One 2nd November 2015 Race day Five 15th February 2016 Race day Two 16th November 2015 Race day Six 29th February 2016 Race day Three 30th November 2015 Race day Seven 7th March 2016 Race day Four 14th December 2015 5.2 Up to four (4) back to back races are scheduled per race day. A total of twenty-eight (28)

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5.4 The start times of each division will be in the sailing instructions.5.5 Monday 14th March 2016 has been scheduled as a reserve race day to be used in the event

that more than one race has been lost.

6. MEASUREMENTS 6.1 Measurement is not required however all boats shall have a valid measurement certificate

on-board from the Stewart 34 Owners’ Association.

7. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 7.1 The sailing instructions will be available after 1700hrs on Friday Monday 19th October 2015

and can be downloaded from www.rnzys.org.nz or available at the RNZYS Reception.


9. THE COURSES 9.1 The courses to be sailed will be windward/leeward courses as listed in the sailing

instructions.

10. PENALTY SYSTEM 10.1 RRS Rule 44.1 is amended so that the two turn penalty is replaced by a one turn penalty.

11. SCORING 11.1 Twelve (12) races are required to be completed to constitute a series. 11.2 No score will be excluded until twelve (12) races have been completed and then a boat’s

worst score will be excluded. 11.3 When fourteen (14) or more races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the

total of her race scores excluding her two (2) worst scores. 11.4 When eighteen (18) or more races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the

total of her race scores excluding her three (3) worst scores.

12. PRIZES 12.1 Prizes to be awarded will be listed in the sailing instructions. Prizes will be awarded in

the RNZYS clubrooms at approximately 2100hrs on the day of racing. Prizes can only be collected at that prize giving.

12.2 Series prizes will be awarded to first, second and third in each division for line and handicap overall at the Series Prizegiving to be held on 2nd April 2016.

12.3 No boat can be awarded more than one prize per race day and no more than one for the series.




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Tel: +64 (0)9 360 6800 in conjunction with the Stewart 34 Owner’s Association

NOTICE OF RACE1. RULES1.1 The series will be governed by the rules as defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing 2013-2016

(RRS).1.2 The Stewart 34 Owners’ Association Class Rules. 1.3 The Yachting New Zealand (YNZ) Safety Regulations Part II Category 5 shall apply. 1.4 The sailing instructions may also change other RRS.

2. ADVERTISING2.1 Boats may be required to display advertising chosen and supplied by the Organising Authority

(OA).

3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY3.1 The series is open to all Stewart 34’s that meet the requirements of clause 1.2. All skippers

shall be a full financial member of the Stewart 34 Class Owner’s Association.3.2 Divisions Division Class Flag Division A Spinnaker Pink Division B Non-Spinnaker Green

(a) Division A – Spinnaker - Boats shall have a maximum of eight (8) crew, including the skipper.

(b) Division B – Non-Spinnaker - Boats shall have a maximum of five (5) crew, including the skipper. No spinnakers or extras may be set. Extras are defined as sails not normally used to advantage to windward. Headsails may be boomed out using spinnaker booms but shall only be carried on a permanent load bearing forestay with only one headsail per forestay.

3.4 Eligible boats may enter by completing an entry form and sending it to the RNZYS Sailing Office via email ([email protected]) or via fax (09 360 6802). Entries will also be accepted at the RNZYS Reception.

3.5 Entries may not be accepted after mid-day on Race day, and 0830 on Race Day two.

4. FEES4.1 No entry fees are payable.

5. SCHEDULE5.1 Dates of racing Race day One Monday 21st March 2016 Race day Four Saturday 2nd April 20165.2 Race day One will be a short harbour course. Race day Two will be a long harbour course.5.3 The scheduled time of the warning signal on Race day One is 1755hrs. The scheduled time

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on-board from the Stewart 34 Owners’ Association.

7. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS7.1 The sailing instructions will be available after 1700hrs on Monday 7th March 2016 and can

be downloaded from www.rnzys.org.nz or available at the RNZYS Reception.

8. VENUE8.1 The races will be held within the Waitemata Harbour.

9. THE COURSES9.1 The courses to be sailed will be harbour courses as listed in the sailing instructions.

10. PENALTY SYSTEM10.1 Rule 44.1 is amended so that the two turn penalty is replaced by a one turn penalty.

11. SCORING11.1 One race will be required to be completed to constitute a series.11.2 All races shall count.

12. PRIZES12.1 Prizes to be awarded will be listed in the sailing instructions. Prizes will be awarded at the

series prize giving to be held after racing on Saturday 2nd April 2016. 12.2 No boat can be awarded more than one prize.

13. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY13.1 All those taking part in RNZYS races or any other sailing events controlled by the RNZYS, as


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Sailing (RRS). 1.2 The Yachting New Zealand Safety Regulations Part II Category 4 shall apply with the

following exception: (a) The deflection of the lower lifeline shall not allow it to be closer than 150mm from the

deck at any point. 1.3 Only measured and approved class sails may be used. Spare #1 spinnakers may be carried. 1.4 The sailing instructions may also change other RRS. 1.5 The Young 88 Association Class Rules shall apply.


Authority (OA) or the Young 88 Class Owners Association.

3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY 3.1 The series is open to all Young 88 class boats that hold a current measurement certificate. 3.2 The owner and helmsman shall be a full financial member of the Young 88 Class Owners

Association. 3.3 Eligible boats may enter online at www.rnzys.org.nz or by completing an entry form and

sending it, together with the entry fee to the RNZYS Sailing Office via email ([email protected]) or via fax (09 360 6802). Entries will also be accepted at the RNZYS Reception.

3.4 To be eligible for the early bird discount, a series entry must be received before 1200hrs on Monday 5th October 2015.

3.5 Entries may not be accepted after 1700hrs on the day of racing. 3.6 A minimum of six (6) boats must be entered in the series before Tuesday 13th October

2015 or the series may be cancelled.

4. FEES 4.1 Non-refundable entry fees are as follows: RNZYS Member Other Clubs Early Bird Discount Entry $250 $270 (see clause 3.4 above) Series Entry $260 $285 Single Race Entry $35 $45

5. SCHEDULE 5.1 Dates of racing: Race day One 15th October 2015 Race day Six 28th January 2016 Race day Two 29th October 2015 Race day Seven 11th February 2016 Race day Three 26th November 2015 Race day Eight 25th February 2016 Race day Four 10th December 2015 Race day Nine 10th March 2016 Race day Five 17th December 2015



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scheduled.5.3 The scheduled time of the warning signal for the first race on each day is 1755hrs.

6. MEASUREMENTS 6.1 Measurement is not required however all boats shall have a valid measurement certificate

which shall be carried on-board at all times whilst racing and produced on demand.

7. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS 7.1 The sailing instructions will be available after 1700hrs on Monday 5th October 2015 and

can be downloaded from www.rnzys.org.nz or available at the RNZYS Reception.


9. THE COURSES 9.1 The courses to be sailed will be windward/leeward courses as listed in Appendix B of the

sailing instructions.

10. PENALTY SYSTEM 10.1 RRS Rule 44.1 shall apply. If on-water umpiring is used the Appendix will be attached to the

Sailing Instructions.

11. SCORING 11.1 The low point system of RRS Appendix A will apply. 11.2 Twelve (12) races are required to be completed to constitute a series.

a) When fewer than sixteen (16) races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores.

b) When from sixteen (16) to twenty-one (21) races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores excluding her worst score.

c) When more than twenty-one (21) races have been completed, a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores excluding her two worst scores.

12. PRIZES 12.1 Prizes to be awarded will be listed in the sailing instructions. 12.2 First on line over the total of the races up to and including 17th December 2015 will win

a sponsor’s prize to be presented at the mid-series prize giving in the RNZYS clubrooms at approximately 2100hrs on Thursday 17th December 2015.

12.3 Series prizes will be awarded to first, second and third on line overall at the series prize giving on Thursday 10th March 2016.




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2015-2016 MARINER CRUISING RALLY SERIES17th October 2015 – 5th March 2016


101 Curran Street, Westhaven, Auckland 1101 PO Box 46182 Herne Bay, Auckland 1147

Tel: +64 (0)9 360 6800


1. RULES1.1 The series will be governed by the rules as defined in the 2013 – 2016 Racing Rules of Sailing

(RRS).1.2 The Yachting New Zealand (YNZ) Safety Regulations Part II Category 5 shall apply for keel

boats and multihulls except for Rally 4 when the YNZ Safety Regulations Part II Category 4 shall apply.

1.3 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part V Category B shall apply for trailer yachts except for Rally 4 when the YNZ Safety Regulations Part V Category A shall apply.

1.4 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part VI Category B shall apply for sport boats except for Rally 4 when the YNZ Safety Regulations Part VI Category A shall apply.

1.5 The International Rules for Prevention of Collision at Sea 1972 apply in all Rallies between sunset and sunrise replacing the relevant parts of Part 2 of the RRS.

1.6 All boats shall either carry or tow a dinghy (fully inflated or rigid). 1.7 RRS Rule 51 is modified to allow boats with moveable/variable ballast systems and/or canting


1.8 The Cruising Series is a non-spinnaker event. No spinnakers or extras may be set. Extras are defined as sails not normally used to advantage to windward. Headsails may be boomed out using spinnaker booms but shall only be carried on a permanent load bearing forestay with only one headsail per forestay.

1.9 RRS Rule 52 ‘Manual Power’ shall not apply.1.10 The sailing instructions may also change other RRS.


(OA).

3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY3.1 Every boat competing in this series shall be registered with the RNZYS and shall be owned or

part owned by a member of the RNZYS or the subject of a bona fide hire or charter agreement in accordance with the RNZYS Club Rules.

3.2 All boats shall be helmed by a member of the RNZYS.3.3 At the discretion of the General Committee, no owner or part owner who is still in

subscription arrears on 1st October 2015 shall compete or steer any boat in the series until that subscription is paid.

3.4 The series is open to all keel boats and multihulls that meet the requirements of clauses 1.2, to trailer yachts with a minimum LOA of 5.9m that meet the requirements of clause 1.3 and to sport boats that meet the requirements of clause 1.4.


3.6 To be eligible for the early bird discount, a series entry must be received before 1200hrs on Friday 2nd October 2015.

3.7 Entries may not be accepted after 1000hrs on the day of racing.

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2015 or the series may be cancelled. 4. FEES4.1 Non-refundable entry fees are as follows: Early Bird Discount Entry $140 (see clause 3.6 above) Series Entry $150 Single Rally Entry $35

5. SCHEDULE5.1 Dates: Rally One 17th October 2015 Rally Four 30th January 2016 Rally Two 14th November 2015 Rally Five 20th February 2016 Rally Three 12th December 2015 Rally Six 5th March 20165.2 The scheduled time of the warning signal will be available in the sailing instructions.

6. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS6.1 The sailing instructions will be available after 1700hrs on 8th October 2015 and can be

downloaded from www.rnzys.org.nz and are available at the RNZYS Reception.

7. RACING AREA7.1 The Rallies will be held within the Waitemata Harbour and Hauraki Gulf.

8. THE COURSES8.1 The courses to be sailed will be as listed in the sailing instructions and in Appendix B – Cruising

Courses (see RNZYS Club Handbook).

9. PENALTY SYSTEM9.1 RRS Rule 44.1 shall apply.

10. SCORING10.1 The low point system of RRS Appendix A will apply.10.2 Four (4) Rallies are required to be completed to constitute a series. 10.3 No score will be excluded until four (4) Rallies have been completed then a boat’s worst

score will be excluded.

11. PRIZES11.1 Prizes will be presented for first, second and third on general handicap at the prize giving

held ashore after racing.11.2 Five (5) yachts must start the rally for a second prize to be awarded. Eight (8) yachts must

start the rally for a third prize to be awarded.11.3 The Islington Cup will be awarded for first overall on General Handicap at the Squadron

Annual Prizegiving 14th May 2016.

12. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY12.1 All those taking part in RNZYS rallies or any other sailing events controlled by the RNZYS, as



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1. RULES1.1 The series will be governed by the rules as defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing 2013-2016


boats and multihulls.1.3 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part V Category A shall apply for trailer yachts. 1.4 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part VI Category A shall apply for sport boats. 1.5 All boats shall either carry on deck or tow a dinghy (fully inflated or rigid). 1.6 RRS Rule 51 is modified to allow boats with moveable/variable ballast systems and/

or canting keels to compete. Boat shall comply with ISAF Offshore Special Regulations Appendix K and YNZ Safety Regulations 6.1(K) and 6.2(K).

1.7 The Colin Forbes Easter Rally is a non-spinnaker event. No spinnakers or extras may be set. Extras are defined as sails not normally used to advantage to windward. Headsails may be boomed out using spinnaker booms but shall only be carried on a permanent load bearing forestay with only one headsail per forestay.


2. ADVERTISING2.1 Boats may be required to display advertising chosen and supplied by the Organising

Authority (OA).

3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY3.1 Every boat competing in this series shall be registered with the RNZYS and shall be owned

or part owned by a member of the RNZYS or the subject of a bona fide hire or charter agreement in accordance with the RNZYS Club Rules.

3.2 All boats shall be helmed by a member of the RNZYS.3.3 The Colin Forbes Easter Rally is open to all keel boats and multihulls that meet the

requirements of clauses 1.2, to trailer yachts with a minimum LOA of 5.9m that meet the requirements of clause 1.3 and to sport boats that meet the requirements of clause 1.4.


3.5 Entries may not be accepted after 1200hrs on Thursday 24th March 2016.3.6 A minimum of six (6) boats must be entered before 1200hrs on Wednesday 23rd March

2016 or the rally may be cancelled.

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6. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS6.1 The sailing instructions will be available after 1700hrs on 14th March and can be


7. RACING AREA7.1 The races will be held within the Waitemata Harbour and Hauraki Gulf.

8. THE COURSES8.1 The courses to be sailed will be as listed in the sailing instructions.

9. PENALTY SYSTEM9.1 RRS Rule 44.1 shall apply.

10. SCORING10.1 The low point system of RRS Appendix A will apply.1.02 Two (2) races are required to be completed to constitute a series. Both races shall count.

11. PRIZES11.1 Prizes will be presented for first, second and third overall on general handicap at the

Prizegiving held ashore on Sunday 27th March at the Easter Rally Brunch.11.2 Five (5) yachts must start the race for a second prize to be awarded. Eight (8) yachts must

start the race for a third prize to be awarded.11.3 The Colin Forbes Memorial Trophy for first overall on General Handicap will be presented

at the Squadron Annual Prizegiving on Saturday 14th May 2016.

12. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY12.1 All those taking part in RNZYS races or any other sailing events controlled by the RNZYS,



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2016 HAURAKI TRIFECTA TEAMS RACESaturday 16th April 2016



Tel: +64 (0)9 360 6800Hauraki Trifecta in association with Elan Yachts Commodores Cup


1. RULES1.1. The Series will be governed by the rules as defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing 2013-20161.2. The YNZ Safety Regulations Part II Category 4 shall apply for Keel Boats & Multihulls. 1.3. The YNZ Safety Regulations Part V Category B shall apply for Trailer Boats. 1.4. The YNZ Safety Regulations Part VI Category B shall apply to Sport Boats.1.5. RRS Rule 51 is modified to allow boats with moveable/variable ballast systems and/or canting


1.6. RRS Rule 52 ‘Manual Power’ shall not apply. 1.7. The sailing instructions may also change other RRS.

2. ADVERTISING2.1. Boats may be required to display advertising chosen and supplied by the Organising Authority

(OA)

3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY3.1. The race is open to all Keel Boats and Multihulls that meet the requirements of 1.2 above,

Trailer Boats and Sport Boats with a minimum length overall of 5.9m that meet the requirements of 1.2 above. The race is open to teams of three (3) boats, (individual entries not accepted) with a combined overall length of not less than 90ft and not more than 140ft. The overall length shall include bowsprits or prods. Teams shall consist of three different boats e.g. no two boats of the same class and only one multihull per team. One boat shall be either five feet shorter or longer than one of the other two. The Organising Authority has the absolute discretion to accept or reject a team. Any decision made in this regard shall be final and shall neither be open to protest by other competitors nor grounds for seeking redress.

3.2. Entries will be accepted at Reception until Wednesday 6th April 2016 on the official entry form and accompanied by a fee of $150 per Team.

3.3. All boats shall provide with their entry, a current and valid PHRF.3.4. Late entries accompanied by a late entry fee of $60 per team will be accepted at Reception,

at the Race Committee’s discretion until 1600hrs on Friday 15th April 2016.

4. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS4.1. Briefing: A skippers briefing will be held in the Squadron Clubrooms at 0830hrs Saturday

16th April 2016. 4.2. Unless excused by the OA, attendance at the briefing is mandatory for each skipper or a

representative.4.3. Racing Schedule: The Warning signal for the race will be at 0955hrs Saturday 16th April 2016. 5. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS5.1. The Sailing Instructions will be available from 1600hrs 13th April at the RNZYS Reception

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6. RACING AREA6.1. The racing area is within the Hauraki Gulf and Waitemata Harbour starting and finishing

from Westhaven Tower.

7. COURSE TO BE SAILED7.1. The course will be available with the Sailing Instructions and will include a light air option.7.2. One boat per team shall go around the opposite way to the other two members of her team. 7.3. There are no communication restrictions. 7.4. Fairway marks as listed in the Sailing Instructions shall be observed.

8. SCORING8.1. The Low Point system of RRS Appendix A will apply. 8.2. Team scores will be calculated by using the PHRF handicap system. The three boat team

with the lowest score being the winner.

9. ALTERNATIVE PENALTIES9.1. Rule 44.2 shall apply.

10. PRIZES 10.1. Cash prizes will be awarded at a prizegiving to be held at the Squadron on Sunday 17th April

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1. RULES1.1 The series will be governed by the rules as defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing 2013-2016


boats and multihulls.1.3 (a) The YNZ Safety Regulations Part II Category 4 shall apply for the Young 88 class with the

following exception: The deflection of the lower lifeline shall not allow it to be closer than 150mm from the

deck at any point. (b) All boats shall be members of the Young 88 Owners’ Association.1.4 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part V Category B shall apply for trailer yachts. 1.5 The YNZ Safety Regulations Part VI Category B shall apply for sport boats.1.6 RRS Rule 51 is modified to allow boats with moveable/variable ballast systems and/or canting




(OA).

3. ELIGIBILITY AND ENTRY3.1 The series is open to all keel boats and multihulls that meet the requirements of clauses 1.2,

1.3, to trailer yachts with a minimum LOA of 5.9m that meet the requirements of clause 1.4 and to sport boats that meet the requirements of clause 1.5.Division Class FlagDivision A Open BlueDivision B Open WhiteDivision C Open BlackDivision E Open – Non Spinnaker White & BlackDivision G MRX Green & BlackDivision K Classics CYA BurgeeDivision L Open 50 Blue & YellowDivision M Multihulls GreenDivision N 8.5 Multihulls 8.5 Class FlagDivision Q Young 88 Green & YellowDivision S Sport Boats Yellow

3.2 Eligible boats may enter online at www.rnzys.org.nz or by completing an entry form and sending it, together with the entry fee to the RNZYS Sailing Office via email (raceoffice@

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6rnzys.org.nz) or via fax (09 360 6816). Entries will also be accepted at the RNZYS Reception.

3.3 To be eligible for the early bird discount, series entries must be received before 1200hrs on Monday 18th April 2016.

3.4 Entries may not be accepted after 1100hrs on the day of racing.3.5 A minimum of six (6) boats must be entered in each division before 1700hrs on Monday

2nd May 2016 for that division to be valid.3.6 Boats wishing to enter in the PHRF and/or IRC division shall indicate this on their entry.

Boats entering in the IRC division shall send a current IRC certificate to the Sailing office. PHRF certificates and IRC Certificates expire 31st May.

4. FEES4.1 Non-refundable entry fees are as follows: RNZYS Member Other Clubs

Early Bird Discount Entry $200 $285 (see clause 3.3 above)Series Entry $210 $315Single Race Entry $30 $45

5. SCHEDULE5.1 Dates of racing:

Race day One 7th May 2016 Race day Six 30th July 2016Race day Two 21st May 2016 Race day Seven 13th August 2016Race day Three 18th June 2016 Race day Eight 27th August 2016Race day Four 2nd July 2016 Race day Nine 10th September 2016Race day Five 16th July 2016

5.2 (a) Harbour Races: The scheduled time of the warning signal for the first harbour race on each day is 1250hrs.

(b) Windward/leeward Races: The scheduled time of the warning signal for the first windward/leeward race is 1255hrs.

5.3 The start times of each division will be in the sailing instructions.5.4 The schedule of racing for windward leeward divisions will be in the sailing instructions.

6. MEASUREMENTS6.1 Measurement is not required however all boats sailing in one design divisions shall have a

valid certificate of compliance from their class association.

7. SAILING INSTRUCTIONS7.1 The sailing instructions will be available after 1700hrs on 1st May 2016 and can be


8. RACING AREA8.1 The racing area for the harbour courses will be held within the Waitemata Harbour.8.2 The racing area for the windward/leeward courses will be in the Northern Leading area or any

other area the Race Officer deems suitable such as the west of the Auckland Harbour Bridge.

9. THE COURSES9.1 (a) The harbour courses to be sailed will be as listed in Appendix A – Harbour Courses (see

RNZYS Club handbook). (b) The windward/leeward courses to be sailed on are as listed in Appendix B of the sailing

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11. SCORING11.1 The low point system of RRS Appendix A will apply.11.2 (a) For Divisions all divisions except for Division K Classic boats, five (5) completed races

will be required to constitute a series. (b) For Division K three (3) completed races will be required to constitute a series.11.3 (a) For all Divisions except Division K no score will be excluded until six (6) races have been

completed then a boat’s worst score will be excluded. When nine (9) races have been completed a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores excluding her two worst scores. When twelve (12) races have been completed a boat’s series score will be the total of her race scores excluding her three worst scores.

(b) For Division K no score will be excluded until four (4) races have been completed then a boat’s worst score will be excluded.

12. PRIZES12.1 (a) Harbour Races: Prizes will be presented for line and for first, second and third on general

handicap in each division in the RNZYS clubrooms at approximately 1700hrs on the day of racing.

(b) Windward/leeward Races: Prizes will be presented for first, second and third overall on the total score of that day’s racing in each division in the RNZYS clubrooms at approximately 1700hrs on the day of racing.

12.2 Five (5) yachts must start the race in each division for a second prize to be awarded. Eight (8) yachts must start the race in each division for a third prize to be awarded.

12.3 Line honour prizes can only be collected at that prize giving.12.4 Series prizes will be awarded for first, second and third on general handicap and PHRF overall

in each division at the series prize giving on Saturday 10th September 2016.

13. DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY13.1 All those taking part in RNZYS races or any other sailing events controlled by the RNZYS, as



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1st OCTOBER 2015 – 30th SEPTEMBER 2016

THESE COURSES ARE TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE RELEVANT NOTICES OF RACE & SAILING INSTRUCTIONS

Course Approx.No. Divisions Course and Mark Rounding NMs

1 ALL Start – Stanley Point Buoy (S) – Westhaven Buoy (S) – Stanley Point Buoy (S) – Finish 5.2

2 ALL Start – Bayswater Buoy (S) – Westhaven Buoy (S) – Chelsea Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (S) – Finish 5.3

3 ALL Start – Resolution Buoy (P) – Torpedo Buoy (P) – Finish 5.65

4 ALL Start – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Finish 5.65

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Start – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Torpedo Buoy (S) - FinishStart – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – Northern Leading Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – Orakei Buoy (P) – Torpedo Buoy (P) – Westhaven Buoy (S) – Chelsea Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Orakei Buoy (P) – Torpedo Buoy (P) – Westhaven Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Flax Point Buoy (P) – Finish Start – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Rough Rock Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Finish

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Start – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Iliomama Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Northern Leading Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (P) – Rangitoto Buoy (P) - Saltworks Buoy (P) – North Head Buoy (P) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (P) – Flax Point Buoy (P) – North Head Buoy (P) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (P) – Rough Rock Buoy (P) - North Head Buoy (P)– Resolution Buoy (S) Bayswater Buoy (P) – Finish

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Start – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Iliomama Buoy (P) – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Resolution Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Motukorea Buoy (P) - Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Resolution Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Rangitoto Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Finish

13.511.610.59.8

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Start - Torpedo Buoy (S) - McKenzie Buoy (S) - Bean Rock Buoy (S) - Orakei Buoy (S) - FinishStart - Torpedo Buoy (S) - North Head Buoy (P) - Salt Works Buoy (S) - Bean Rock Buoy (S) - Orakei Buoy (S) - FinishStart - Torpedo Buoy (S) - Flax Point Buoy (S) - Bean Rock Buoy (S) - Orakei Buoy (S) - FinishStart - Torpedo Buoy (S) - Rough Rock Buoy (S) - Bean Rock Buoy (S) - Orakei Buoy (S) - Finish

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Start – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – McKenzie Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Saltworks Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Flax Point Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Torpedo Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Rough Rock Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – Rangitoto Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Rangitoto Buoy (S) - Northern Leading (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Flax Point Buoy (S) – North Head Buoy (S) – Flax Point Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Flax Point Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) - FinishStart – Rough Rock Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – Finish

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Start – Orakei Buoy (P) – Flax Point Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy(S) – Flax Point Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Orakei Buoy (P) – Northern Leading Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Northern Leading Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Orakei Buoy (P) – Flax Point Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Rangitoto Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Rough Rock Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – Finish

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Start – Rangitoto Buoy (S) – Iliomama Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Rangitoto Buoy (S) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Rangitoto Buoy (S) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – North Head Buoy (P) – Saltworks Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Saltworks Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – North Head Buoy (P) – Flax Point Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Flax Point Buoy (S) –Orakei Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – North Head Buoy (P) – Saltworks Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Rough Rock Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – North Head Buoy (P) – Saltworks Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) - Bayswater Buoy (P) –Finish

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Start – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Cable Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – FinishStart – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) – Finish

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Start – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Motuihe Green Buoy (P) – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Resolution Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Iliomama Buoy (P) – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Resolution Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Mackenzie Buoy (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Mackenzie Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Saltworks Buoy (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Saltworks Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Mackenzie Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Saltworks Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Cable Buoy (P) – Motukorea Buoy (P) – McKenzie Buoy (P) – Cable Buoy (P) – North Leading Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) - FinishStart – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Cable Buoy (P) – Motukorea Buoy (P) – Cable Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) - FinishStart – Rangitoto Buoy (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – Rangitoto Buoy (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – North Leading Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) - FinishStart – Rangitoto Buoy (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – North Leading Buoy (S) – Resolution Buoy (S) – Bayswater Buoy (P) - Finish

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Start – Motuihe Island (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) - FinishStart – Motuihe Island (P) – Rangitoto Buoy (P) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) - FinishStart – Motuihe Island (P) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) - FinishStart – Illiomama Buoy (S) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – Motuihe Island (S) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) - FinishStart – Motuihe Island (S) – Rangitoto Buoy (P) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) - FinishStart – Motuihe Island (S) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) - FinishStart – Iliomama Buoy (S) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Finish

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Start – Narrow Neck Buoy (S) - Rangitoto Island (S) – Orarapa Island (Haystack) (S) – Mackenzie Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Motuihe Green Buoy (S) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Motuihe Green Buoy (S) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Motuihe Green Buoy (S) – Motukorea Buoy (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Northern Leading Buoy (P) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Flax Point Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Flax Point Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) Finish

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Start – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Torbay Buoy (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Mackenzie Buoy (S) – Northern Leading Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Torbay Buoy (P) – Narrow Neck Buoy (P) – Mackenzie Buoy (S) – Northern Leading Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Mackenzie Buoy (S) – Salt Works Buoy (S) – Rough Rock Buoy (S) – Salt Works Buoy (S) - Rough Rock Buoy (S) - Orakei Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Bean Rock Buoy (P) – Mackenzie Buoy (S) – Rough Rock Buoy (S) – Orakei Buoy (S) – Finish

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No Course and Mark Roundings NM1 Destination: Islington Bay Rangitoto – Short Course

From the Start Line, sail between Northern Leading Beacon and Northern Leading Buoy - Iliomama Buoy (S) - Iliomama Beacon (P) - to finish between Motuihe Channel Green Buoy and the Race Committee Boat to the south.

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2 Destination: Mullet Bay, Motutapu IslandFrom the Start Line rounding Motuihe Channel Green Buoy (P) – Motuihe Channel Red Buoy (S) - to finish between the Southern Point of Mullet Bay and the Race Committee Boat to the east.

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3 Destination: Owhanake Bay, Waiheke IslandFrom the Start Line rounding Motuihe Channel Green Buoy (P) – Motuihe Channel Red Buoy (S) - to finish between the Southern Point of Owhanake Bay and the Race Committee Boat to the northwest.

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4 Destination: Woody Bay, Rakino IslandFrom the Start Line, rounding North Head Buoy (P) – McKenzie Buoy (S) – to finish between the southern head of Woody Bay and the Race Committee Boat to the north.

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5 Destination: Woody Bay, Rakino IslandFrom the Start Line rounding Motuihe Channel Green Buoy (P) – Motuihe Channel Red Buoy (S) – to finish between the southern head of Woody Bay and the Race Committee Boat to the west.

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6 Destination: Islington Bay Rangitoto – Long CourseFrom the Start Line rounding Browns Island (S) – Navy Buoy (P) – Motuihe Island (P) – Motuihe Channel Red Buoy (P) – to finish between Motuihe Channel Green Buoy and the Race Committee Boat to the southeast

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7 Destination: Oneroa Bay, Waiheke IslandFrom the Start Line rounding Motuihe Channel Green Buoy (P) – Motuihe Channel Red Buoy (S) – to finish between Hakaimango Point, Oneroa and the Race Committee Boat to the north.

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8 Destination: Rocky Bay, Waiheke IslandFrom the Start Line, rounding Browns Island (S) – Navy Buoy (P) – to finish between the Rocky Bay Buoy and the Race Committee Boat to the north.

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9 Destination: Onetangi Bay, Waiheke IslandFrom the Start Line rounding Motuihe Channel Green Buoy (P) – Motuihe Channel Red Buoy (S) – to finish between Thompsons Point, Onetangi and the Race Committee Boat to the north.

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10 Destination: Man ‘O’ War Winery, Waiheke IslandFrom the start between Northern Leading Buoy and the Race Committee Boat to the South, rounding Browns Island (S) – Navy Buoy (P) – Rocky Bay Buoy (S) – Sunday Rock Buoy (P) – to finish between the Northernmost buoy on the Awakiriapa Bay Mussel farm and the Race Committee Boat to the east.

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11 Destination: Mahurangi HarbourFrom the start between Northern Leading Buoy and the Race Committee Boat to the northeast, through Rangitoto Channel, between the two yellow Navy Buoys in Whangaparaoa Passage, to finish between Saddle Island and the Race Committee Boat to the southwest.

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12 Destination: Kawau IslandFrom the start between Northern Leading Buoy and the Race Committee Boat to the northeast through Rangitoto Channel, between the two yellow Navy Buoys in Whangaparaoa Passage, to finish between a Race Committee Boat moored to the west of Momona Point.

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FAIRWAY MARKSIn all races unless otherwise specified for any particular race or races, the following will be deemed to be obstructions and shall be passed on the main channel side only:1. Rangitoto Beacon2. Iliomama Rock Beacon3. Browns Island Beacon4. Beacon on Emu Rock (off Motutapu )5. Bean Rock Light and Doris Rock Beacon (approx. 25 metres north )6. Red Buoys on eastern side of Motuihe Channel7. Beacon on Sewer Outlet (Orakei )8. Cable beacons east of Devonport Wharf9. Green Sandspit marker stake (SW of Torpedo Wharf )10. Yachts shall only pass through the main navigation span of the Harbour Bridge when racing.11. All moored vessels and moorings in or adjacent to the designated Small Craft mooring areas

shown on Chart NZ 5322.12. The Okahu Bay wave break and all vessels and moorings in the Okahu Bay mooring area.13. The Westhaven mooring area defined by the line representing an extension of the permanent

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1st OCTOBER 2015 – 30th SEPTEMBER 2016KAWAU ISLAND COURSESCourse Approx.

No Divisions Course and Mark Roundings NMs.

25 ALL Night Race to Kawau IslandStart – Motuketekete Island (P) – Passage Reef (S) – Finish between Momona Point and a Race Committee Boat displaying an amber flashing light moored to the west of Momona Point

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For courses 26, 27, 27, 29 & 30 the Race Committee Boat will display a green flag when the windward mark is to be rounded to starboard and a red flag when the windward mark is to be rounded to port. The windward

mark will be a RNZYS inflatable buoy moored approximately 1nm to windward of the start line

26 A & M

B C E

Start – Windward Mark – Motuora Island (P) – RNZYS laid mark approx. 0.5nms west of Challenger Island (P) – Motuora Island (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx.. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord HarbourStart – Windward Mark – Motutara Island (P) – RNZYS laid mark approx. 0.5nms west of Challenger Island (P) – Motutara Island (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx.. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

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27 A & M

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Start – Windward Mark – Motuora Island (P) – Motuketekete Island (P) – Motuora Island (P) – Flat Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (P) – Maori Rock (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx.. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord HarbourStart – Windward Mark – Motutara Island (P) – Flat Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (P) – Maori Rock (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx.. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

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28 A & M

B C E

Start – Windward Mark – Maori Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (S) – Flat Rock (S) – Motuora Island (S) – Motutara Island (S) – Motuketekete Island (S) – Motuora Island (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx.. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord HarbourStart – Windward Mark – Maori Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (S) – Flat Rock (S) – Motutara Island (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx.. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

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29 A & M

B C E

Start – Windward Mark – Motuora Island (P) – Flat Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (P) – Maori Rock (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx.. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord HarbourStart – Windward Mark – Motutara Island (P) – Flat Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (P) – Maori Rock (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx.. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

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30 A & M

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Start – Windward Mark – Maori Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (S) – Flat Rock (S) – Motuora Island (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx.. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord HarbourStart – Windward Mark – Maori Rock (P) – Fairchild Reef (S) – Flat Rock (S) – Motutara Island (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx.. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

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31 ALL Start from the Race Committee Boat moored at the entrance of Bon Accord Harbour – RNZYS laid mark approx. 0.4nm off Western Point Christian Bay (P) – RNZYS laid mark off Algies Point (P) – RNZYS laid mark approx. 0.5nm off Moturekareka Island (P) – RNZYS laid mark west of the Race Committee Boat (P) – the Christian Bay laid mark (P) – the Algies Point laid mark (P) – the Moturekareka Island laid mark (P) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

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32 ALL Start from the Race Committee Boat moored at the entrance of Bon Accord Harbour – RNZYS laid mark approx. 0.5nm off Moturekareka Island (S) – RNZYS laid mark off Algies Point (S) – RNZYS laid mark approx.. 0.4nm off Western Point Christian Bay (S) – the Race Committee Boat mark (S) – the Moturekareka Island laid mark (S) – the Algies Point laid mark (S) – the Christian Bay laid mark (S) – Finish at the Race Committee Boat approx. 0.5nm west of the entrance to Bon Accord Harbour

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TE KOUMA PASSAGE COURSESCourse Approx.


1 All Start – passing north of Motuihe Island – passing north of Waiheke Island – Gannet Rock (S) – Tarahiki Island (P) – passing Rangipukea Island (S) – Finish northeast of Rangipukea Island

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2 All Start – passing north of Browns Island – south of Waiheke Island – passing through Ruthe passage – Rotoroa Island (P) – Rangipukea Island (S) – Finish northeast of Rangipukea Island

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APPENDIX C – KAWAU ISLAND, TE KOUMA, HAYSTACK & RANGITOTO COURSES

1st OCTOBER 2015 – 30th SEPTEMBER 2016

FAIRWAY MARKSIN ALL RACES UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED FOR ANY PARTICULAR RACE OR RACES, THE FOLLOWING WILL BE DEEMED TO BE OBSTRUCTIONS AND SHALL BE PASSED ON THE MAIN CHANNEL SIDE ONLY:1. RANGITOTO BEACON2. ILIOMAMA ROCK BEACON3. BROWNS ISLAND BEACON4. BEACON ON EMU ROCK (OFF MOTUTAPU )5. BEAN ROCK LIGHT AND DORIS ROCK BEACON (APPROX. 25 METRES NORTH )6. RED BUOYS ON EASTERN SIDE OF MOTUIHE CHANNEL7. BEACON ON SEWER OUTLET (ORAKEI )8. CABLE BEACONS EAST OF DEVONPORT WHARF9. GREEN SANDSPIT MARKER STAKE (SW OF TORPEDO WHARF )10. YACHTS SHALL ONLY PASS THROUGH THE MAIN NAVIGATION SPAN OF THE HARBOUR

BRIDGE WHEN RACING.11. ALL MOORED VESSELS AND MOORINGS IN OR ADJACENT TO THE DESIGNATED SMALL

CRAFT MOORING AREAS SHOWN ON CHART NZ 5322.12. THE OKAHU BAY WAVE BREAK AND ALL VESSELS AND MOORINGS IN THE OKAHU BAY

MOORING AREA.13. THE WESTHAVEN MOORING AREA DEFINED BY THE LINE REPRESENTING AN EXTENSION

OF THE PERMANENT WAVE BREAKS.

HAYSTACK COURSESCourse Approx.


1 A & M

All Others

Start – Between Northern Leading Beacon and Northern Leading Buoy – Gulf Harbour Buoy (S) – Orarapa (Haystack) (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Finish Start – Between Northern Leading Beacon and Northern Leading Buoy – Orapapa (Haystack) (S) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Finish

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2 A & M

All Others

Start – Between Northern Leading Beacon and Northern Leading Buoy – Orarapa (Haystack) (P) – Gulf Harbour (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – FinishStart – Between Northern Leading Beacon and Northern Leading Buoy – Orarapa (Haystack) (P) – Bean Rock Buoy (S) – Finish

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ROUND RANGITOTO RACE COURSECourse Approx.


37 A M

All Others

Start – Round Rangitoto, Motutapu & Orarapa (Haystack) Islands either Port (P) or Starboard (S) - North head Buoy (P) - FinishStart - Round Rangitoto and Motutapu Islands either Port (P) or Starboard (S) - North head Buoy (P) - Finish

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POSTPONEMENT SIGNALS

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• • • • AP Races not started are postponed. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal unless at that time the race is postponed again or abandoned.

AP and H Races not started are postponed. Further signals ashore.

AP and A Races not started are postponed. No more racing today.

Pennant 1 • • • Pennant 2 • • • Pennant 3 • • •


AP over a numeral pennant 1-6 Postponement of 1-6 hours from the scheduled starting time.

ABANDONMENT SIGNALS

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• • • • • • N All races that have started are abandoned. Return to the starting area. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal unless at that time the race is abandoned again or postponed.

N over H All races are abandoned. Further signals ashore.

N over A All races are abandoned. No more racing today.

PREPARATORY SIGNALS

• — • — • — • —

P Preparatory signal. I Rule 30.1 is in effect. Z Rule 30.2 is in effect.

Black flag. Rule 30.3 is in effect.

RECALL SIGNALS SHORTENED COURSE

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X Individual recall. First Substitute General recall. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal.

S The course has been shortened. Rule 32.2 is in effect.

OTHER SIGNALS

• – – – – – • ( no sound )

L Ashore: A notice to competitors has been posted.Afloat: Come within hail or follow this boat.

M The object displaying this signal replaces a missing mark.

Y Wear personal buoyancy.

Blue flag or shape. This race committee boat is in position at the finishing line.

CHANGING THE NEXT LEG

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C The position of the next mark has been changed:

to starboard; to port; to decrease the length of the leg;

to increase the length of the leg.

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• • • • AP Races not started are postponed. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal unless at that time the race is postponed again or abandoned.

AP and H Races not started are postponed. Further signals ashore.

AP and A Races not started are postponed. No more racing today.



AP over a numeral pennant 1-6 Postponement of 1-6 hours from the scheduled starting time.

ABANDONMENT SIGNALS

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• • • • • • N All races that have started are abandoned. Return to the starting area. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal unless at that time the race is abandoned again or postponed.

N over H All races are abandoned. Further signals ashore.

N over A All races are abandoned. No more racing today.

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P Preparatory signal. I Rule 30.1 is in effect. Z Rule 30.2 is in effect.

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RECALL SIGNALS SHORTENED COURSE

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X Individual recall. First Substitute General recall. The warning signal will be made 1 minute after removal.

S The course has been shortened. Rule 32.2 is in effect.

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TIDAL DATA2015-2016 AUCKLAND TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS - IN METRES

LATITUDE= 36o 51'S LONGITUDE= 174o 46'ESource: Land Information New Zealand (LINZ)

These predictions do not replace the official tide tables nor are they to be used for navigation purposes

ALL PREDICTED TIMES ARE ADJUSTED FOR NEW ZEALAND DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

OCTOBER 2015 NOVEMBER 2015 DECEMBER 2015 JANUARY 2016

1 02:37 0.2Tu 09:01 3.6 14:59 0.1 21:27 3.6 2 03:28 0.1We 09:52 3.6 15:49 0.2 22:19 3.6 3 04:19 0.2Th 10:42 3.5 16:41 0.3 23:11 3.5 4 05:10 0.2Fr 11:34 3.4 17:35 0.4 5 00:04 3.4Sa 06:03 0.4 12:29 3.2 18:32 0.6 6 00:59 3.2Su 06:59 0.5 13:27 3.1 19:33 0.7 7 01:56 3.0Mo 07:58 0.7 14:28 3.0 20:37 0.8 8 02:55 2.9Tu 09:00 0.8 15:30 2.9 21:39 0.9 9 03:55 2.9We 10:02 0.8 16:29 2.9 22:37 0.9 10 04:54 2.9Th 10:59 0.8 17:24 3.0 23:30 0.8 11 05:49 2.9Fr 11:50 0.7 18:13 3.0 12 00:17 0.8Sa 06:38 2.9 12:35 0.7 18:58 3.0 13 01:01 0.7Su 07:23 3.0 13:17 0.6 19:39 3.1 14 01:41 0.7Mo 08:05 3.0 13:55 0.6 20:18 3.1 15 02:19 0.7Tu 08:43 3.1 14:32 0.6 20:55 3.1 16 02:56 0.6We 09:20 3.1 15:09 0.6 21:31 3.1

17 03:32 0.6Th 09:56 3.1 15:46 0.7 22:08 3.0 18 04:08 0.6Fr 10:32 3.0 16:25 0.7 22:46 3.0 19 04:46 0.7Sa 11:11 3.0 17:06 0.8 23:26 2.9 20 05:27 0.7Su 11:53 2.9 17:52 0.9 21 00:10 2.9Mo 06:11 0.8 12:41 2.8 18:43 0.9 22 00:58 2.8Tu 07:02 0.8 13:35 2.8 19:39 0.9 23 01:52 2.8We 08:00 0.9 14:35 2.8 20:40 0.9 24 02:53 2.8Th 09:05 0.8 15:37 2.9 21:41 0.8 25 03:57 2.9Fr 10:09 0.7 16:38 3.1 22:40 0.6 26 05:01 3.0Sa 11:09 0.6 17:35 3.2 23:37 0.5 27 07:01 3.2Su 13:05 0.4 19:30 3.4 28 01:31 0.3Mo 07:57 3.4 13:58 0.3 20:23 3.5 29 02:24 0.2Tu 08:50 3.5 14:49 0.2 21:15 3.6 30 03:16 0.1We 09:41 3.6 15:39 0.1 22:06 3.6

31 04:35 0.1Sa 11:02 3.5 17:02 0.3 23:28 3.4

1 00:59 2.9Fr 06:48 0.8 13:18 3.0 19:24 0.8 2 01:43 2.8Sa 07:36 0.9 14:03 2.9 20:10 0.9 3 02:31 2.8Su 08:26 1.0 14:49 2.8 20:59 0.9 4 03:23 2.7Mo 09:21 1.1 15:38 2.8 21:51 1.0 5 04:19 2.7Tu 10:18 1.1 16:29 2.8 22:44 1.0 6 05:16 2.7We 11:12 1.1 17:22 2.8 23:37 0.9 7 06:10 2.8Th 12:04 1.0 18:15 2.8 8 00:28 0.8Fr 07:00 2.9 12:52 0.9 19:07 2.9 9 01:16 0.7Sa 07:46 3.0 13:39 0.8 19:56 3.0 10 02:02 0.6Su 08:31 3.2 14:25 0.7 20:45 3.1 11 02:46 0.5Mo 09:15 3.3 15:12 0.6 21:32 3.2 12 03:31 0.4Tu 10:00 3.4 15:58 0.5 22:19 3.2 13 04:16 0.4We 10:46 3.4 16:46 0.4 23:06 3.3 14 05:02 0.4Th 11:34 3.4 17:34 0.4 23:54 3.3 15 05:50 0.4Fr 12:22 3.4 18:24 0.4 16 00:44 3.3Sa 06:41 0.5 13:14 3.3 19:16 0.5

17 01:36 3.2Su 07:36 0.6 14:07 3.3 20:10 0.5 18 02:33 3.1Mo 08:36 0.7 15:03 3.2 21:08 0.6 19 03:34 3.1Tu 09:39 0.8 16:03 3.1 22:09 0.6 20 04:38 3.0We 10:43 0.8 17:04 3.1 23:11 0.6 21 05:41 3.1Th 11:45 0.8 18:05 3.1 22 00:11 0.6Fr 06:41 3.1 12:42 0.7 19:04 3.1 23 01:07 0.5Sa 07:36 3.2 13:37 0.7 19:59 3.1 24 01:59 0.5Su 08:27 3.3 14:28 0.7 20:51 3.2 25 02:47 0.5Mo 09:14 3.3 15:15 0.6 21:39 3.2 26 03:31 0.5Tu 09:59 3.3 16:01 0.6 22:23 3.2 27 04:13 0.5We 10:42 3.3 16:43 0.6 23:05 3.1 28 04:54 0.6Th 11:22 3.2 17:24 0.7 23:45 3.1 29 05:34 0.7Fr 12:02 3.1 18:04 0.7 30 00:25 3.0Sa 06:14 0.8 12:41 3.1 18:44 0.8 31 01:05 2.9Su 06:57 0.9 13:21 3.0 19:26 0.9

1 05:47 0.5Tu 12:18 3.2 18:22 0.6 2 00:44 3.0We 06:35 0.6 13:06 3.1 19:13 0.8 3 01:32 2.9Th 07:24 0.8 13:55 3.0 20:04 0.8 4 02:22 2.8Fr 08:17 0.9 14:46 2.9 20:56 0.9 5 03:16 2.7Sa 09:13 1.0 15:37 2.8 21:49 0.9 6 04:11 2.7Su 10:11 1.0 16:29 2.8 22:42 0.9 7 05:08 2.7Mo 11:06 1.0 17:20 2.8 23:33 0.9 8 06:01 2.8Tu 11:56 1.0 18:09 2.8 9 00:21 0.8We 06:50 2.8 12:43 0.9 18:56 2.8 10 01:06 0.8Th 07:35 2.9 13:26 0.8 19:42 2.9 11 01:48 0.7Fr 08:18 3.0 14:09 0.8 20:26 3.0 12 02:30 0.6Sa 08:59 3.1 14:51 0.7 21:10 3.0 13 03:11 0.5Su 09:40 3.2 15:34 0.6 21:54 3.1 14 03:53 0.5Mo 10:22 3.3 16:19 0.6 22:38 3.1 15 04:35 0.5Tu 11:06 3.3 17:04 0.6 23:24 3.1 16 05:20 0.5We 11:52 3.3 17:52 0.6

17 00:11 3.1Th 06:06 0.5 12:40 3.2 18:42 0.6 18 01:00 3.1Fr 06:57 0.6 13:31 3.2 19:35 0.6 19 01:53 3.1Sa 07:53 0.7 14:26 3.2 20:30 0.6 20 02:50 3.0Su 08:54 0.7 15:23 3.1 21:29 0.6 21 03:53 3.0Mo 09:58 0.7 16:23 3.1 22:30 0.6 22 04:57 3.1Tu 11:02 0.7 17:24 3.1 23:30 0.5 23 06:00 3.1We 12:02 0.6 18:23 3.2 24 00:29 0.4Th 06:59 3.2 12:59 0.6 19:21 3.2 25 01:24 0.4Fr 07:54 3.3 13:53 0.5 20:16 3.3 26 02:17 0.3Sa 08:45 3.4 14:45 0.5 21:09 3.3 27 03:06 0.3Su 09:34 3.4 15:35 0.5 21:59 3.3 28 03:53 0.3Mo 10:21 3.4 16:23 0.5 22:46 3.2 29 04:37 0.4Tu 11:07 3.3 17:09 0.6 23:31 3.1 30 05:21 0.5We 11:51 3.2 17:54 0.7

31 00:15 3.0Th 06:04 0.6 12:34 3.1 18:39 0.7

1 05:24 0.3Su 11:52 3.4 17:54 0.5 2 00:19 3.2Mo 06:13 0.4 12:43 3.2 18:48 0.6 3 01:11 3.1Tu 07:04 0.6 13:36 3.1 19:44 0.8 4 02:04 2.9We 07:59 0.8 14:31 3.0 20:41 0.9 5 02:59 2.8Th 08:57 0.9 15:27 2.9 21:39 0.9 6 03:56 2.7Fr 09:58 0.9 16:22 2.8 22:34 0.9 7 04:54 2.7Sa 10:56 1.0 17:15 2.8 23:27 0.9 8 05:49 2.7Su 11:48 0.9 18:05 2.8 9 00:15 0.8Mo 06:40 2.8 12:35 0.9 18:51 2.9 10 00:59 0.8Tu 07:26 2.9 13:18 0.8 19:34 2.9 11 01:40 0.7We 08:08 3.0 13:58 0.8 20:15 2.9 12 02:20 0.6Th 08:48 3.1 14:38 0.7 20:56 3.0 13 02:58 0.6Fr 09:26 3.1 15:17 0.7 21:36 3.0 14 03:36 0.5Sa 10:04 3.1 15:57 0.7 22:16 3.0 15 04:15 0.5Su 10:43 3.2 16:39 0.7 22:58 3.0 16 04:55 0.5Mo 11:25 3.1 17:22 0.7 23:41 3.0

17 05:38 0.6Tu 12:09 3.1 18:09 0.7

18 00:27 3.0We 06:23 0.6 12:57 3.1 18:59 0.7 19 01:16 3.0Th 07:14 0.7 13:49 3.0 19:54 0.7 20 02:10 2.9Fr 08:11 0.7 14:46 3.0 20:51 0.7 21 03:09 2.9Sa 09:15 0.8 15:45 3.1 21:51 0.6 22 04:13 3.0Su 10:20 0.7 16:46 3.1 22:52 0.5 23 05:17 3.1Mo 11:23 0.6 17:46 3.2 23:51 0.4 24 06:19 3.2Tu 12:22 0.5 18:44 3.3

25 00:48 0.3We 07:17 3.3 13:17 0.4 19:40 3.3 26 01:43 0.2Th 08:11 3.4 14:10 0.4 20:34 3.4 27 02:35 0.2Fr 09:03 3.5 15:02 0.3 21:27 3.4 28 03:25 0.2Sa 09:53 3.5 15:53 0.4 22:18 3.4 29 04:13 0.2Su 10:42 3.5 16:43 0.4 23:07 3.3 30 05:01 0.3Mo 11:30 3.4 17:33 0.5 23:56 3.2



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2015-2016 AUCKLAND TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS - IN METRES




FEBRUARY 2016 MARCH 2016 APRIL 2016 MAY 2016

1 01:48 2.8Mo 07:44 1.0 14:04 2.9 20:11 0.9 2 02:36 2.8Tu 08:35 1.1 14:50 2.8 21:01 1.0 3 03:29 2.7We 09:30 1.1 15:40 2.8 21:55 1.0 4 04:28 2.7Th 10:27 1.1 16:35 2.8 22:52 1.0 5 05:26 2.8Fr 11:23 1.0 17:33 2.8 23:49 0.9 6 06:21 2.9Sa 12:17 0.9 18:31 2.9 7 00:42 0.8Su 07:12 3.0 13:08 0.8 19:27 3.0 8 01:33 0.6Mo 08:01 3.2 13:58 0.7 20:19 3.1 9 02:21 0.5Tu 08:49 3.4 14:47 0.5 21:10 3.3 10 03:09 0.4We 09:37 3.5 15:36 0.4 21:59 3.4 11 03:56 0.3Th 10:25 3.5 16:25 0.3 22:47 3.5 12 04:44 0.3Fr 11:14 3.6 17:14 0.3 23:36 3.5 13 05:33 0.3Sa 12:04 3.5 18:04 0.3 14 00:26 3.4Su 06:25 0.4 12:55 3.4 18:56 0.4 15 01:19 3.3Mo 07:20 0.6 13:49 3.3 19:50 0.5 16 02:15 3.2Tu 08:19 0.7 14:45 3.2 20:47 0.6

17 03:15 3.1We 09:22 0.8 15:44 3.1 21:48 0.7 18 04:19 3.0Th 10:25 0.9 16:45 3.0 22:52 0.7 19 05:22 3.0Fr 11:27 0.9 17:47 3.0 23:53 0.7 20 06:21 3.1Sa 12:25 0.8 18:46 3.0 21 00:49 0.7Su 07:16 3.1 13:19 0.8 19:41 3.1 22 01:40 0.7Mo 08:05 3.2 14:08 0.8 20:31 3.1 23 02:26 0.6Tu 08:51 3.2 14:53 0.7 21:16 3.1 24 03:08 0.6We 09:34 3.2 15:35 0.7 21:58 3.2 25 03:48 0.6Th 10:14 3.2 16:15 0.7 22:38 3.1 26 04:26 0.7Fr 10:52 3.2 16:53 0.7 23:15 3.1 27 05:04 0.7Sa 11:29 3.1 17:30 0.7 23:52 3.1 28 05:42 0.8Su 12:06 3.1 18:07 0.8 29 00:30 3.0Mo 06:23 0.9 12:44 3.0 18:47 0.8

1 01:40 3.0Su 07:46 0.9 13:59 2.9 20:05 0.9 2 02:37 3.0Mo 08:44 0.9 14:59 3.0 21:09 0.9 3 03:36 3.1Tu 09:43 0.7 16:03 3.1 22:11 0.8 4 04:35 3.2We 10:41 0.6 17:05 3.2 23:10 0.6 5 05:33 3.3Th 11:38 0.5 18:04 3.4 6 00:06 0.5Fr 06:29 3.5 12:33 0.3 19:00 3.5 7 01:00 0.4Sa 07:24 3.5 13:26 0.2 19:54 3.6 8 01:53 0.3Su 08:18 3.6 14:19 0.2 20:46 3.7 9 02:45 0.3Mo 09:12 3.6 15:10 0.2 21:38 3.6 10 03:38 0.4Tu 10:04 3.5 16:01 0.3 22:29 3.6 11 04:31 0.5We 10:57 3.4 16:52 0.4 23:21 3.4 12 05:26 0.6Th 11:50 3.3 17:44 0.6 13 00:15 3.3Fr 06:22 0.7 12:43 3.1 18:38 0.7 14 01:09 3.2Sa 07:19 0.8 13:37 3.0 19:35 0.9 15 02:04 3.1Su 08:16 0.9 14:33 2.9 20:34 1.0 16 02:59 3.0Mo 09:11 0.9 15:30 2.9 21:32 1.0

17 03:52 3.0Tu 10:04 1.0 16:26 2.9 22:26 1.0 18 04:43 2.9We 10:54 0.9 17:18 2.9 23:15 1.0 19 05:30 3.0Th 11:40 0.9 18:07 3.0 20 00:00 0.9Fr 06:15 3.0 12:23 0.8 18:51 3.0 21 00:41 0.9Sa 06:58 3.0 13:03 0.8 19:32 3.1 22 01:22 0.9Su 07:40 3.0 13:43 0.7 20:11 3.1 23 02:01 0.8Mo 08:20 3.0 14:21 0.7 20:50 3.2 24 02:41 0.8Tu 09:01 3.0 15:00 0.7 21:29 3.2 25 03:23 0.8We 09:42 3.0 15:39 0.7 22:09 3.2 26 04:05 0.8Th 10:24 3.0 16:20 0.7 22:51 3.2 27 04:50 0.8Fr 11:07 3.0 17:03 0.7 23:36 3.1 28 05:38 0.8Sa 11:54 3.0 17:50 0.8 29 00:24 3.1Su 06:28 0.8 12:43 3.0 18:43 0.8 30 01:17 3.1Mo 07:22 0.8 13:38 3.0 19:41 0.8 31 02:12 3.1Tu 08:19 0.7 14:37 3.0 20:44 0.8

1 02:12 2.9Fr 08:16 1.0 14:28 2.9 20:33 1.0 2 03:07 2.9Sa 09:13 1.0 15:23 2.8 21:34 1.0 3 03:07 2.9Su 09:12 1.0 15:25 2.9 21:38 0.9 4 04:07 3.0Mo 10:11 0.8 16:29 3.0 22:39 0.8 5 05:05 3.2Tu 11:08 0.7 17:30 3.1 23:36 0.6 6 06:01 3.3We 12:03 0.5 18:28 3.3 7 00:30 0.5Th 06:55 3.5 12:57 0.4 19:23 3.5 8 01:22 0.4Fr 07:47 3.6 13:49 0.2 20:15 3.6 9 02:14 0.3Sa 08:40 3.6 14:41 0.2 21:06 3.7 10 03:05 0.3Su 09:32 3.6 15:32 0.2 21:57 3.7 11 03:57 0.3Mo 10:25 3.6 16:22 0.3 22:49 3.6 12 04:50 0.5Tu 11:17 3.5 17:14 0.4 23:42 3.5 13 05:46 0.6We 12:11 3.3 18:07 0.5 14 00:37 3.3Th 06:44 0.7 13:06 3.2 19:04 0.7 15 01:35 3.2Fr 07:44 0.8 14:03 3.0 20:04 0.8 16 02:34 3.1Sa 08:45 0.9 15:02 2.9 21:06 0.9

17 03:33 3.0Su 09:44 0.9 16:02 2.9 22:06 0.9 18 04:28 3.0Mo 10:38 0.9 16:59 2.9 23:00 0.9 19 05:20 3.0Tu 11:28 0.9 17:51 3.0 23:48 0.9 20 06:07 3.0We 12:14 0.9 18:39 3.0 21 00:32 0.9Th 06:51 3.0 12:56 0.8 19:22 3.1 22 01:13 0.8Fr 07:33 3.1 13:36 0.8 20:02 3.1 23 01:51 0.8Sa 08:12 3.1 14:13 0.7 20:40 3.2 24 02:29 0.8Su 08:50 3.1 14:50 0.7 21:17 3.2 25 03:08 0.8Mo 09:28 3.1 15:27 0.7 21:54 3.1 26 03:47 0.8Tu 10:07 3.0 16:05 0.7 22:33 3.1 27 04:28 0.9We 10:47 3.0 16:44 0.8 23:13 3.1 28 05:12 0.9Th 11:29 3.0 17:26 0.8 23:57 3.0 29 05:59 0.9Fr 12:14 2.9 18:12 0.9 30 00:46 3.0Sa 06:50 0.9 13:03 2.9 19:05 0.9

1 01:10 2.9Tu 07:07 1.0 13:25 2.9 19:29 0.9 2 01:55 2.9We 07:56 1.0 14:10 2.9 20:16 1.0 3 02:46 2.8Th 08:49 1.1 14:59 2.8 21:10 1.0 4 03:43 2.8Fr 09:47 1.1 15:55 2.8 22:10 1.0 5 04:44 2.8Sa 10:45 1.0 16:56 2.8 23:11 0.9 6 05:42 2.9Su 11:42 0.9 17:58 2.9 7 00:10 0.8Mo 06:38 3.1 12:37 0.8 18:58 3.1 8 01:04 0.6Tu 07:31 3.3 13:30 0.6 19:53 3.2 9 01:56 0.5We 08:22 3.4 14:22 0.4 20:46 3.4 10 02:46 0.3Th 09:12 3.5 15:13 0.3 21:37 3.5 11 03:35 0.3Fr 10:03 3.6 16:03 0.2 22:27 3.6 12 04:25 0.3Sa 10:53 3.6 16:53 0.2 23:17 3.6 13 05:15 0.3Su 11:44 3.6 17:44 0.3 14 00:08 3.5Mo 06:08 0.4 12:37 3.5 18:35 0.4 15 01:01 3.4Tu 07:03 0.6 13:30 3.3 19:29 0.5 16 01:57 3.3We 08:02 0.7 14:26 3.2 20:26 0.7

17 02:56 3.1Th 09:04 0.8 15:25 3.1 21:28 0.8 18 03:58 3.1Fr 10:07 0.9 16:26 3.0 22:31 0.8 19 05:00 3.0Sa 11:08 0.9 17:27 2.9 23:32 0.9 20 05:58 3.0Su 12:05 0.9 18:25 3.0 21 00:27 0.8Mo 06:51 3.1 12:57 0.9 19:18 3.0 22 01:17 0.8Tu 07:39 3.1 13:44 0.8 20:07 3.1 23 02:01 0.8We 08:23 3.1 14:27 0.8 20:51 3.1 24 02:42 0.7Th 09:05 3.1 15:07 0.7 21:31 3.1 25 03:20 0.7Fr 09:44 3.2 15:44 0.7 22:09 3.2 26 03:58 0.7Sa 10:21 3.1 16:21 0.7 22:46 3.1 27 04:35 0.8Su 10:58 3.1 16:57 0.7 23:22 3.1 28 05:13 0.8Mo 11:35 3.1 17:34 0.8 23:59 3.1 29 05:54 0.9Tu 12:13 3.0 18:13 0.8 30 00:39 3.0We 06:37 0.9 12:54 2.9 18:54 0.9 31 01:23 2.9Th 07:24 1.0 13:38 2.9 19:40 0.9


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2015-2016 AUCKLAND TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS - IN METRES




JUNE 2016 JULY 2016 AUGUST 2016 SEPTEMBER 2016

1 03:10 3.2We 09:18 0.7 15:40 3.1 21:47 0.8 2 04:10 3.2Th 10:17 0.6 16:43 3.2 22:47 0.7 3 05:08 3.3Fr 11:15 0.5 17:43 3.3 23:44 0.6 4 06:06 3.4Sa 12:11 0.3 18:40 3.5 5 00:40 0.5Su 07:03 3.4 13:06 0.3 19:34 3.6 6 01:33 0.4Mo 07:58 3.5 13:58 0.2 20:27 3.6 7 02:26 0.4Tu 08:52 3.5 14:49 0.3 21:18 3.6 8 03:19 0.5We 09:44 3.4 15:39 0.3 22:09 3.5 9 04:11 0.5Th 10:35 3.3 16:28 0.4 22:59 3.4 10 05:03 0.6Fr 11:25 3.2 17:17 0.6 23:49 3.3 11 05:55 0.7Sa 12:15 3.1 18:08 0.7 12 00:39 3.2Su 06:47 0.8 13:06 3.0 19:00 0.9 13 01:29 3.1Mo 07:39 0.9 13:58 2.9 19:55 1.0 14 02:20 3.0Tu 08:31 0.9 14:52 2.8 20:52 1.0 15 03:11 2.9We 09:23 1.0 15:47 2.8 21:46 1.1 16 04:01 2.9Th 10:13 0.9 16:41 2.8 22:37 1.0

17 04:49 2.9Fr 11:02 0.9 17:31 2.9 23:24 1.0 18 05:37 2.9Sa 11:48 0.9 18:18 3.0 19 00:09 1.0Su 06:23 2.9 12:31 0.8 19:01 3.0 20 00:52 0.9Mo 07:08 3.0 13:13 0.7 19:42 3.1 21 01:34 0.8Tu 07:52 3.0 13:53 0.7 20:23 3.2 22 02:16 0.8We 08:35 3.0 14:34 0.6 21:04 3.2 23 02:59 0.7Th 09:19 3.1 15:16 0.6 21:46 3.3 24 03:44 0.7Fr 10:03 3.1 15:58 0.6 22:30 3.3 25 04:30 0.7Sa 10:48 3.1 16:43 0.6 23:16 3.3 26 05:17 0.7Su 11:35 3.1 17:31 0.7 27 00:05 3.2Mo 06:08 0.7 12:25 3.1 18:23 0.7 28 00:56 3.2Tu 07:00 0.6 13:19 3.1 19:21 0.8 29 01:51 3.2We 07:56 0.6 14:18 3.1 20:23 0.8 30 02:49 3.2Th 08:55 0.6 15:20 3.1 21:26 0.8

1 00:44 0.6Th 07:07 3.1 13:04 0.5 19:28 3.2 2 01:31 0.6Fr 07:55 3.2 13:48 0.5 20:13 3.2 3 02:15 0.6Sa 08:39 3.2 14:30 0.5 20:55 3.2 4 02:57 0.6Su 09:20 3.2 15:09 0.5 21:35 3.2 5 03:36 0.6Mo 09:59 3.1 15:48 0.6 22:14 3.1 6 04:14 0.6Tu 10:38 3.1 16:28 0.7 22:52 3.0 7 04:52 0.7We 11:16 3.0 17:09 0.8 23:31 2.9 8 05:32 0.8Th 11:57 2.9 17:53 0.9 9 00:12 2.9Fr 06:15 0.9 12:42 2.8 18:41 1.0 10 00:57 2.8Sa 07:02 0.9 13:32 2.7 19:35 1.0 11 01:46 2.7Su 07:55 1.0 14:29 2.7 20:32 1.1 12 02:41 2.7Mo 08:54 1.0 15:28 2.7 21:30 1.0 13 03:40 2.7Tu 09:55 0.9 16:25 2.8 22:25 0.9 14 04:40 2.8We 10:51 0.8 17:19 3.0 23:18 0.8 15 05:37 2.9Th 11:44 0.7 18:09 3.1 16 00:09 0.6Fr 06:31 3.1 12:34 0.5 18:58 3.3

17 00:58 0.4Sa 07:22 3.3 13:22 0.4 19:47 3.4 18 01:47 0.3Su 08:11 3.4 14:09 0.3 20:35 3.5 19 02:36 0.2Mo 09:00 3.5 14:57 0.2 21:25 3.5 20 03:25 0.1Tu 09:49 3.5 15:47 0.2 22:15 3.5 21 04:15 0.2We 10:39 3.5 16:38 0.3 23:07 3.4 22 05:06 0.2Th 11:31 3.4 17:33 0.4 23 00:01 3.3Fr 05:59 0.4 12:26 3.3 18:31 0.6 24 00:57 3.2Sa 06:56 0.5 13:26 3.1 19:33 0.7 25 01:56 3.0Su 08:57 0.6 15:29 3.0 21:38 0.8 26 03:58 3.0Mo 10:02 0.7 16:32 3.0 22:42 0.8 27 05:00 2.9Tu 11:06 0.7 17:32 3.0 23:41 0.8 28 06:01 2.9We 12:05 0.7 18:28 3.0 29 00:35 0.7Th 06:56 3.0 12:56 0.7 19:18 3.1 30 01:24 0.7Fr 07:47 3.0 13:43 0.6 20:04 3.1

1 05:32 3.1Mo 11:37 0.5 18:06 3.3 2 00:07 0.6Tu 06:30 3.2 12:32 0.5 18:59 3.3 3 01:00 0.6We 07:24 3.2 13:22 0.4 19:49 3.4 4 01:51 0.6Th 08:15 3.2 14:09 0.4 20:37 3.4 5 02:38 0.6Fr 09:02 3.2 14:54 0.4 21:22 3.3 6 03:24 0.6Sa 09:47 3.2 15:36 0.5 22:05 3.3 7 04:07 0.6Su 10:29 3.1 16:18 0.6 22:47 3.2 8 04:49 0.7Mo 11:11 3.1 17:00 0.7 23:28 3.1 9 05:30 0.7Tu 11:52 3.0 17:44 0.8 10 00:09 3.0We 06:13 0.8 12:36 2.9 18:31 0.9 11 00:52 2.9Th 06:58 0.9 13:24 2.8 19:22 1.0 12 01:38 2.8Fr 07:47 1.0 14:17 2.7 20:17 1.1 13 02:28 2.8Sa 08:41 1.0 15:14 2.7 21:14 1.1 14 03:22 2.7Su 09:38 1.0 16:11 2.8 22:09 1.0 15 04:18 2.7Mo 10:33 0.9 17:04 2.8 23:01 1.0 16 05:14 2.8Tu 11:25 0.8 17:54 3.0 23:50 0.8

17 06:07 2.9We 12:14 0.7 18:41 3.1 18 00:38 0.7Th 06:58 3.0 13:00 0.6 19:27 3.2 19 01:25 0.6Fr 07:46 3.2 13:46 0.4 20:13 3.4 20 02:12 0.4Sa 08:34 3.3 14:31 0.3 20:59 3.4 21 02:59 0.3Su 09:21 3.4 15:18 0.3 21:47 3.5 22 03:47 0.3Mo 10:08 3.4 16:05 0.3 22:35 3.5 23 04:36 0.3Tu 10:57 3.4 16:55 0.4 23:26 3.4 24 05:26 0.3We 11:49 3.3 17:49 0.5 25 00:19 3.3Th 06:19 0.4 12:44 3.2 18:47 0.6 26 01:14 3.2Fr 07:16 0.5 13:43 3.1 19:49 0.7 27 02:13 3.1Sa 08:16 0.6 14:47 3.1 20:54 0.8 28 03:15 3.0Su 09:20 0.7 15:51 3.0 21:57 0.8 29 04:17 3.0Mo 10:23 0.7 16:52 3.1 22:57 0.7 30 05:18 3.0Tu 11:22 0.6 17:49 3.1 23:53 0.7 31 06:15 3.1We 12:15 0.6 18:40 3.2

1 03:48 3.2Fr 09:55 0.6 16:24 3.2 22:28 0.7 2 04:48 3.2Sa 10:55 0.5 17:25 3.3 23:26 0.6 3 05:48 3.3Su 11:53 0.4 18:22 3.4 4 00:22 0.6Mo 06:45 3.3 12:48 0.4 19:17 3.4 5 01:16 0.5Tu 07:41 3.3 13:40 0.3 20:08 3.5 6 02:09 0.5We 08:33 3.3 14:29 0.3 20:58 3.5 7 02:59 0.5Th 09:24 3.3 15:17 0.4 21:46 3.4 8 03:49 0.6Fr 10:12 3.3 16:03 0.5 22:33 3.3 9 04:37 0.6Sa 10:58 3.2 16:48 0.6 23:19 3.2 10 05:23 0.7Su 11:44 3.1 17:34 0.7 11 00:05 3.1Mo 06:10 0.8 12:30 3.0 18:22 0.9 12 00:50 3.0Tu 06:57 0.9 13:18 2.9 19:13 1.0 13 01:37 2.9We 07:45 0.9 14:09 2.8 20:07 1.0 14 02:25 2.9Th 08:36 1.0 15:03 2.8 21:02 1.1 15 03:15 2.8Fr 09:29 1.0 15:59 2.8 21:56 1.1 16 04:06 2.8Sa 10:21 0.9 16:52 2.8 22:47 1.0

17 04:57 2.8Su 11:11 0.9 17:42 2.9 23:35 1.0 18 05:48 2.9Mo 11:58 0.8 18:28 3.0 19 00:21 0.9Tu 06:37 2.9 12:43 0.7 19:12 3.1 20 01:06 0.8We 07:24 3.0 13:27 0.6 19:55 3.2 21 01:51 0.7Th 08:11 3.1 14:10 0.5 20:39 3.3 22 02:36 0.6Fr 08:56 3.2 14:53 0.5 21:23 3.3 23 03:22 0.5Sa 09:42 3.2 15:38 0.5 22:09 3.4 24 04:09 0.5Su 10:28 3.3 16:24 0.5 22:56 3.4 25 04:57 0.5Mo 11:16 3.2 17:13 0.5 23:45 3.3 26 05:47 0.5Tu 12:07 3.2 18:06 0.6 27 00:37 3.3We 06:39 0.5 13:01 3.1 19:03 0.7 28 01:32 3.2Th 07:35 0.6 14:00 3.1 20:05 0.7 29 02:30 3.2Fr 08:35 0.6 15:03 3.1 21:09 0.8 30 03:30 3.1Sa 09:37 0.6 16:07 3.1 22:11 0.7 31 04:32 3.1Su 10:38 0.6 17:09 3.2 23:11 0.7


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OCT 2015 NOV 2015 DEC 2015 JAN 2016 FEB 2016 MAR 2016

1 19:15 1 17:35 1 17:13 1 17:15 1 17:36 1 18:01 2 19:13 2 17:34 2 17:12 2 17:16 2 17:37 2 18:01 3 18:12 3 17:33 3 17:12 3 17:16 3 17:37 3 18:02 4 18:10 4 17:32 4 17:12 4 17:17 4 17:38 4 18:03 5 18:09 5 17:31 5 17:12 5 17:17 5 17:39 5 18:04 6 18:08 6 17:30 6 17:11 6 17:18 6 17:40 6 18:05 7 18:06 7 17:29 7 17:11 7 17:18 7 17:41 7 18:05 8 18:05 8 17:28 8 17:11 8 17:19 8 17:41 8 18:06 9 18:03 9 17:27 9 17:11 9 17:19 9 17:42 9 18:07 10 18:02 10 17:26 10 17:11 10 17:20 10 17:43 10 18:08 11 18:00 11 17:25 11 17:11 11 17:21 11 17:44 11 18:09 12 17:59 12 17:25 12 17:11 12 17:21 12 17:45 12 18:09 13 17:58 13 17:24 13 17:11 13 17:22 13 17:45 13 18:10 14 17:56 14 17:23 14 17:11 14 17:22 14 17:46 14 18:11 15 17:55 15 17:22 15 17:11 15 17:23 15 17:47 15 18:12 16 17:54 16 17:21 16 17:11 16 17:24 16 17:48 16 18:12 17 17:52 17 17:21 17 17:11 17 17:24 17 17:49 17 18:13 18 17:51 18 17:20 18 17:11 18 17:25 18 17:49 18 18:14 19 17:50 19 17:19 19 17:11 19 17:26 19 17:50 19 18:15 20 17:48 20 17:19 20 17:12 20 17:27 20 17:51 20 18:16 21 17:47 21 17:18 21 17:12 21 17:27 21 17:52 21 18:17 22 17:46 22 17:17 22 17:12 22 17:28 22 17:53 22 18:17 23 17:45 23 17:17 23 17:12 23 17:29 23 17:53 23 18:18 24 17:43 24 17:16 24 17:12 24 17:30 24 17:54 24 18:19 25 17:42 25 17:16 25 17:13 25 17:30 25 17:55 25 19:20 26 17:41 26 17:15 26 17:13 26 17:31 26 17:56 26 19:21 27 17:40 27 17:15 27 17:13 27 17:32 27 17:57 27 19:21 28 17:39 28 17:14 28 17:14 28 17:33 28 17:57 28 19:22 29 17:38 29 17:14 29 17:14 29 17:33 29 17:58 29 19:23 30 17:36 30 17:13 30 17:15 30 17:34 30 17:59 30 19:24

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ALLEN Mr Joe 1995ASHBY Mr Glenn 2011BARKER Mr Dean 1994BARNES Mr David 2012BERNASCONI Mr Dan 2011BLACKMAN Mr Ross 1992BLAKE Lady Pippa 2010BURLING Mr Peter 2009CALDER Mr Grant 2012COLLIE Mr Steve 2011CRAWFORD Mr Michael 2008DAGG Mr James 1992DALTON Mr Grant 2003DAVIES Mr Ray 1993DAVIS Mr Rod 1987DE GIDS Mr Mark 2015DE NORA, CNZM Mr Matteo 1999DELAAT Mr Edwin 2010DELORME Mr Pierre 2005DODSON Mr Stewart 2003DOUGLAS Mr Warren 2004ENDEAN Mr Guy 2000FARMER QC Mr Jim 1993FARRAND Mr Bradley 2007FRENCH Mr Dave 2002GARDNER-SMITH Mr Ian 1996GRAHAM Mr James 2011GREEN Mr Russell 1976GREENWOOD Mr Adam 2004HEATHWAITE Mr Barry 2013HOLROYD Mr Nick 1997HOOPER Mr Hamish 2010HUTCHINS Mr Nick 2004KAYE Ms Nikki 2010KEMP Mr Gary 2013KENSINGTON Mr Andy 2000KLEINSCHMIT Mr Bobby 2015LEE Mr Mike 2010LOMAS Mr Jeremy 1995MASON Miss Diana 2011MASON Mr Shaun 2007MCELWEE Mr Martin 2004MCLEAN Mr Andrew 2000MEACHAM Mr Richard 2000MELLOW Mr Christopher 2015MILLER Mr Christopher 2015MINOPRIO Mr Adam 2002MAGARAGGIA Hon MM 2013

MONNIN Mr Jean-Claude 2013NOTTAGE Mr Andy 2000O'RILEY Mr Brett 2013POOLE Mr Loren 2015RAE Mr Tony 1995REGAN Mr Sean 2004SALTHOUSE Mr Chris 1990SHOEBRIDGE Mr Kevin 1989SPURDLE Mr Jono 2006STUBBS Ms Stephanie 2010THURSTON Mr Harry 2007TILLER Mr William 2006TOWN Mr Stephen 2014TUKE Mr Blair 2015VATTUONE Mr Vittore 2011VERDIER Mr Guillaume 2011WILKINSON Mr Neil 2015YATES Mr Marty 2012TILLER Mr William 2006TOWN Mr Stephen 2014TUKE Mr Blair 2015VATTUONE Mr Vittore 2011VERDIER Mr Guillaume 2011WADDELL Mr Rob 2001WILKINSON Mr Neil 2015YATES Mr Marty 2012

LIFEBENNETT Trustee Graeme 1962BOUZAID MBE Mr Chris 1964BROOKEPast Commodore

Mr Don 1960

CORNES Mr Peter 1958COUTTS KNZM, CBE Sir Russell 1989CRICHTON CNZM Mr Neville 1981DICKSON Mr Roy 1958DONOVAN Mr Bill 1955HARRIS Mr Neil 1976HAYPast Commodore & Trustee

Mr Peter 1976

KENSINGTONTrustee

Mr Bryan 1979

LITTLER Mr Ian 1953MARLERPast Commodore

Mr Bruce 1949

MONTGOMERY MBE Mr Peter 1969STREET MNZM Mr John 1978WOODYEAR-SMITH Mr Richard 1955

OVER 70 YEARSROSS Mr Richard 1940

OVER 60 YEARSALISONPast Commodore

Mr Jack 1955

BATES Mr Douglas 1949BURTENSHAW Mr Ross 1955CLARK Mr Leo 1950COX Mr Graeme 1951

ROYAL NEW ZEALAND YACHT SQUADRON -MEMBERSHIP REGISTERAS AT 1 SEPTEMBER 2015

HONORARY MEMBERSAIR STANDARDS DIRECTOR RNZAFCHAIRMAN VOYAGER MUSEUMCOMMANDING OFFICER NORTHERN MILITARYHARBOUR MASTER AUCKLAND COUNCILHIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR OF AUCKLANDMARITIME COMPONENT COMMANDER RNZNTHE CHAIRMAN PORTS OF AUCKLAND THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE PORTS OF AUCKLAND


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ELLEY Mr Grahame 1949GRAY Mr Rusty 1955HALL Mr Gerald 1955HICKS Mr Peter 1947HOPKINS Mr Barrie 1949HUDSON Mr John 1952LIGGINS Mr Doug 1955MACALISTER Mr Ian 1951MCILRAITH Mr Buzz 1955MOFFITT Mr Bruce 1952NEARY Mr Piri 1947PARKER Mr Ross 1953PRICE Mr Eric 1947ROBERTSON Mr Gordon 1953TEDCASTLE Mr John 1954THOMAS Mr Ron 1954THOMPSON Mr Eric 1952THOMSON Mr Hugh 1951YATES Mr Dennis 1948YATES ONZM Dr Philip 1953WHITEPast Commodore

Mr Warwick 1948

OVER 50 YEARSABEL Mr Ian 1958ALDERTON Mr Nigel 1957ARMIGER Mr Colin 1955BAKER Mr John 1961BROWN Mr Grahame 1957BUCHANAN Mr Richard 1960BURGESS Mr John 1957BURRETT Mr Hugh 1964CARTER Mr Malcolm 1962CATLOW Mr Brian 1962CHURCH Mr Richard 1958COOKE Mr Jim 1956COURTENAY Mr John 1960CRONHELM Mr John 1960DAVERN Mr James 1960DEE Mr Ray 1964DICKEY Mr Graeme 1963DON Mr Malcolm 1962DUDER ONZM Mr John 1964FELL Mr Trevor 1961FISHER Mr Dick 1959FOX Mr Rodney 1963GALBRAITH Mr Don 1962GALBRAITH Mr Doug 1960GEORGE Mr Ross 1961GILL-CUORGNE Baron Robert 1962GILLESPIE Mr Terry 1964GLADDING Mr Lance 1965GLOSSOP Mr Darcy 1965GOODACRE Mr John 1959GRAYSON Mr Don 1961GRIBBEN Mr John 1957GRIGG Mr Sandy 1962HARLAND Mr Don 1960HENRY Mr Eric 1965HOLLIS Mr Geoffrey 1962HYDE Mr Garry 1960KIDDLE Mr Norm 1958KOEFOED Mr Terry 1962

LAMB Mr Garth 1959LEVENE OBE Sir David 1955LIDGARD Mr John 1959LINTOTT Mr Richard 1964LUSK Mr John 1964MACKAY Dr Hugo 1957MARLER Mr Peter 1955MASFEN Mr Peter 1962MCARTHUR Mr Ross 1962MCROBIE Mr Ian 1959MCROBIE ONZM Mr Ross 1958MILL Mr Sandy 1955MILLS Dr Thomas 1964MILLS Mr Graeme 1963MINGAYE Mr John 1959MITCHELL Mr Cam 1962MONTROWE Mr Roy 1961MORELAND Mr Roly 1962MORGAN Mr Owen 1963MORTON Mr Ross 1957NELSON Mr Peter 1957NEWCOMB Mr Mark 1965NISSEN Mr Peter 1964ORMSBY Mr Grey 1961PARKER Mr Buck 1963PARKER Mr Lance 1963PARKINSON Mr Crandall 1957PATERSON Mr Derek 1962POLLARD Mr Reston 1963POLLOCK Mr Don 1961REID Mr Doug 1965ROBINSON Mr David 1964SCHISCHKA Mr George 1962SENIOR Mr John 1960SHORES Mr Ken 1957SIBBALD Mr Irvine 1963SIMPSON Mr Brian 1955SKELTON General Committee

Mr Tony 1965

SOMERVILLE Mr Rob 1962SOMMERVILLE Mr Ian 1957SPENCER Mr John 1964STERN Mr Gordon 1962STONE Mr Charlie 1963STUDMAN Mr Brian 1959TATTERSFIELD Mr Allan 1964THOMPSON Captain Barry 1965VAUTIER Mr Noel 1963WARD Mr Warwick 1959WARNOCK Mr Frank 1962WARWICK Mr Alan 1964WILSON Mr Bill 1960WOOD Mr Chris 1967WOODYEAR-SMITH Mr Henry 1957WOOLLAMS Mr Robert 1961WOOLLEY Mr Bevan 1958

OVER 40 YEARSADAMS Mr Colin 1971ADAMS Mr Richard 1967AITKEN Mr Brian 1971ALDRIDGE Mr Murray 1972ALGIE Mr John 1968


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Mr Steve 1971

BUTCHER Mr Tony 1965CANT Mr Warren 1969CARTER ONZ Sir Ron 1968CASHMORE Mr Gordon 1973CASHMORE Mr Owen 1972CLEAVE Mr Owen 1973COLLETT Mr Neville 1965COLLINS Mr Chris 1972COLSON Mr Clyde 1970COOPER Mr Peter 1966COUTTS Mr Edward 1972CRAIES Mr Bryan 1965CRUMP Mr Bill 1965DAGG Mr Christopher 1975DAGG Mr Graeme 1967DARROCH Mr Neil 1982DAVIES Mr Gerald 1968DENLY Mr John 1968DIXON Mr Leo 1970ELLIS Mr Martin 1974ENDEANPast Commodore

Mr Bill 1972

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Mr Richard 1969

FARR Mr Bruce 1972FIFIELD Mr Jack 1972FISHER Mr Stephen 1970FLEET Mr Noel 1967FLEMING Mr Thomas 1969FRATER Mr James 1965GARDNER Mr Gus 1972GELDARD Mr Trevor 1968GIRARDET Mr Klaus 1975GOODWIN Mr Edward 1973GORDON Mr Bob 1971GRAHAM Mr Bryan 1969GREEN Mr Ian 1974GURR Mr Tim 1971HALL Mr Max 1974HALL Mr Gordon 1968HANSON Mr David 1974HARGRAVE Mr Robin 1973HARGRAVE Mr Donald 1966HARKNESS Mr Blair 1965HASLAR Mr Ray 1974HEARD Mr Leonard 1966HEISEPast Commodore

Mr John 1973

HOLLAND Mr Ron 1967HONEYFIELD Mr John 1965

HOOPER Mr Paul 1967HORNER Mr Ross 1969HUBBLE Mr Graham 1971HULL Mr Peter 1973HURST Mr Wayne 1971INNES-JONES Mr Evan 1971JACKSON Mr Frank 1966JACKSON Mr John 1965JERVIS Mr Geoff 1970JERVIS Mr Hugh 1965JOHNS Mr Andrew 1974JONES Dr Ripley 1966KIRKPATRICK Mr James 1973LAVELLE Mr Peter 1966LAWSON Mr Jim 1973LAWTON Mr Bob 1974LEACH Mr Graham 1969LEARY Mr Richard 1973LENNOX-KING Mr Roland 1968LIGGINS Mr David 1970LITTLER Mr Gil 1968LOTT Mr Jim 1969MACDONALD Mr Derek 1971MACKENZIE Mr Peter 1967MASSEY Mr Bob 1968MATHIAS Mr Gray 1973MATTHEWS Mr David 1975MATTHEWS Mr Stewart 1968MCCARTHY Mr Bill 1974MCDELL Mr Terry 1969MCDELL Mr Kim 1967MCMULLEN Mr Chris 1971MENZIES Mr John 1971MILL Mr Simon 2009MILLER Mr Bill 1970MILNE Mr Jonathan 1973MITCHELSON Mr James 1966MORLEY Mr Peter 1973MORRIS Mr Max 1968MORTON Mr John 1968NEILL Mr Brett 1971ORR Dr Ken 1975ORR Mr James 1967PALMER Mr Scott 1969PARSONS Mr Tony 1967PATERSON Mr Robert 1969PATTERSON Mr Howard 1969PEACOCK Mr Warwick 1965PEAL Mr Peter 1968PERRY Mr Trevor 1967POUNTNEY Mr David 1968ROBBINS Mr Brian 1971ROBERTSON Mr Chris 1972ROBERTSON Mr Don 1971ROBINSON Mr Win 1969ROSS Mr Dennis 1974RUSSELL Mr Warwick 1970SALTHOUSE Mr Bob 1970SALTHOUSE Mr John 1970SANFT Mr Frank 1966SCHERER Mr Roger 1966SHAW Mr Tony 1968SINCLAIR Mr John 1971


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SMITH Mr Ross 1973SOLOMON Mr Richard 1966SPICER Mr Murray 1965ST CLAIR BROWN Mr Charles 1973ST CLAIR BROWN Mr John 1966STEWART Mr John 1967STRONG Mr Doug 1966SUMPTER Mr Michael 1966TANTRUM Mr Bruce 1974TAYLORPast Commodore

Mr Peter 1967

TAYLOR Mr Bryan 1966TERCEL Mr Graham 1971THOMPSON Mr Ray 1973THOMPSON Mr Chad 1971THORPE Mr Blair 1972TUNNICLIFFE Mr Bruce 1971TURNER Mr Geoffrey 1970UPTON Ms Rachel 1975VAHRY Mr Peter 1969WAKEMAN Dr John 1968WAKEMAN Mr Peter 1968WALDEN Mr Bryan 1970WALKER Mr Don 1975WALKER Mr Rob 1967WHITTINGTON Mr Max 1971WILDERSPIN Mr Ian 1968WILES Mr Tim 1973WILLIAMS Mr Michael 1970WILSON Mr Bob 1975WOODS Mr Bryce 1972WOOLLEY Mr John 1969

FULL MEMBEROver 25 Year MemberCOTTON Mr Steve 1990AITKEN General Committee

Mr Andrew 1983

ALISON Mr Mike 1978BAKEWELL-WHITE Mr Brett 1986BALL Mr Andy 1983BARTON Mr Steve 1985BAXTER Mr James 1985BAYLEY Mr John 1990BOARDMAN General Committee

Mr Peter 1987

BOOTH Mr Colin 1988BOUZAID Mr Leo 1986BROCKLISS Mr Chris 1988BROWN Mr David 1978BROWNE Mrs Jane 1988BUSFIELD Mr Peter 1987BUTTLE Mr Andrew 1986CHAMPION Mr Sam 1977CONNOLLY Mr Shaun 1983COOK Mr Marshall 1989COOK Rear Commodore

Mr Ian 1987

COOKSON Mr Mick 1985CRUICKSHANK Mr Murray 1978CUMMINGS Mr Graeme 1977DAVERN Mr Ken 1980DAVIE Mr Bob 1987

DAWSON Mrs Jan 1987DAYSH Mr Alan 1985DIBLEY Mr Ross 1988DODSON Mr Harry 1985DUFFEE Mr Colin 1984EARWAKER MBE Mr William 1982ELDER Mr Doug 1978ELLIOTT Mr Greg 1988FAIRE Hon. John 1980FOX Mr Tony 1987GAIR Mr Warwick 1989GANNAWAY Mr Michael 1984GIBBONS Mr Graham 1977GOSS Mr Douglas 1975GRAY Mr Michael 1987GRAYSON Mr Scott 1990GRIFFITHS Mr Marsden 1988HEATH Mr Dennis 1985HILL Mr Roger 1989HILL Mr Gerald 1977HILLYER Mr Barry 1985HOLLAND Mr Phil 1990HOLMES Mr Richard 1990HOOGERBRUG Dr Michael 1982HOPE Mr Mark 1984HORNE Mr Garry 1977HUDSON Mr Rex 1976HUME Mr Chris 1988HURLEY Mr Mark 1988HURLEY Mr Jeff 1978ILLINGWORTH Mr Peter 1987IRVINE Mr String 1982JOHNSON Mr Noel 1979JONES Mr Brian 1989JORDAN Mr David 1980KANE Mr Tom 1987KENDALL Mr Denis 1981KENSINGTON Mr John 1987LERNER Mr Robert 1983LIDGARD General Committee

Mr Duthie 1987

LITTLER Mr Ross 1981LOCK Mr Graham 1977MACKY Mr Stuart 1978MAHONEY Mr Eric 1981MANDENO Mr John 1982MARLER Mr Rod 1980MCELROY Mr Ray 1984MEADOWCROFT Mr Peter 1986MILNE Mr Hamish 1989MORRIS Ms Clare 1989MORTON Mr Chris 1987NATHAN Mr Benjamin 1990NATHAN Mr Geoff 1987NATHAN Mr David 1978PAYKEL Mr Gary 1988RAUDKIVI Dr Peter 1976REID Mr Bradley 1982ROBERTSON Mr Alastair 1985SEEBOLD Mr Nigel 1984SHAW Mr Simon 1987SNEDDEN Mr Tim 1977STANTON Mr Richard 1988


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STANTON Mr Kenneth 1979STEVENS Sir Kenneth 1976STOREY Mr Mack 1979TATHAM Mr Peter 1978THOMPSON Mr Malcolm 1987TURNOCK Mr Trevor 1985VAN HEEREN CVO MBE Mr Alex 1983WATTS Mr Craig 1988WEBSTER Mr Donald 1981WELLS Mr John 1978WHEELER Mr Brian 1987WHITE Mr Richard 1977WHITING Ms Debbie 1979WILLS Mr Mike 1981YATES Mr Will 1987YOUNG Mr Paul 1987

Under 25 Year MemberABERCROMBIE Mr David 2013ALEXANDER Mr Michael 2008ALLPRESS Mr Michael 1999ANDERSON Commodore

Mr Andy 1996

ANDREWS Mr Dave 2008ANTONIC Mr Bob 2007APPLETON Mr John 1997ARKELL Mr Nigel 1997ARKLEY Mr John 2006ARNS Mr Christiaan 2005ARTHUR Mr Chris 1992ASHBY Mr Douglas 2014BAILEY Mr Robin 2007BAILEY Mr Graham 2002BAILEY Mr Brent 1998BAKER Mr Tony 1996BARANOV Mr Valery 2012BARNES Mr Roger 2014BARON Mr Thomas 2014BASSETT Mr Neil 2012BASSETT Mrs Diana 2001BASSETT Mr Rob 1995BASTON Mr Wayne 1998BEKESI Mr Kalman 1991BELL Mr Martin 2014BELL Mr Andrew 1996BELLINGHAM Mr Shane 2009BELSHAM Mr John 2013BENTON Mr Andrew 2014BEST Mrs Melanie 1999BEST Mr Mike 1994BETHELL Mr John 1997BICKERTON Mr Gary 1999BIERRE Dr Tony 1992BILGER Mr Jon 2008BILLINGTON Mr John 2010BINNS Mr Paul 2008BLACK Mr Doug 2014BLACK Mr Peter 1996BLAKE Mrs Amanda 2014BLAKE Mr Stuart 2014BLAKE Mr Tony 1996BLAMPIED Mr Geoff 2009BLATCH Mr Richard 2015

BOND Mr Mark 2014BOSHER Mrs Suzie 2014BOURKE Mr Grant 2015BOURKE Mrs Suzanne 2004BOUZAID Mr Matt 2011BOYD Mr Hamish 1995BOYES Mr Malcolm 1996BOYLES Mr Kurt 2014BRABANT Mr Jeremy 1994BRADY Mr Peter 2012BRAY Ms Justine 1996BREETVELT Mr Brom 2001BRENT Mr Gary 2000BROWN Mr David 2007BROWNE Mr Mark 1998BROWNLEE Mr Joe 1994BUKOWSKI Mr John 1997BULL Mr Stephen 2012BUNDOCK Mr Mike 2005BURLING Mr Carl 2005BURN Mr Owen 1991BURRETT Miss Natalie 2011BURSON Mr Simon 2002CALDER Dr Cam 1995CAMERON Mr Don 2008CARRAN Mr Brian 2005CARRYER Mr Simon 2005CARSON Miss Celia 1996CARTER Mr Robert 2014CARTER Miss Julie 2004CASEY Mr Jody 2014CASHEN Mr Thomas 2005CATO Mr Adam 2004CHAMPION Mr Graham 2015CHAPMAN Mr Ross 2002CHAPMAN Mr Robert 2002CHARLESWORTH Mr Mark 1996CHRISTIAN Mr Colin 1994CHURCHOUSE Mr Colin 1991CLAASEN Mr Don 1999CLARK Mr Glenn 2002CLARK Mr Bill 1997CLARK Mr Gregory 1996CLEAVER Mr Zane 2015CLEAVER Mr Donald 2006CLEMSON Mr Marc 2009COBB Mr John 1994COLDICUTT Mr John 1995COLLINGE Mrs Margaret 2009COOK Mrs Simone 1990COOKE Mr Jon 2007COOKE Mr Terry 2005COOPER Mr Peter 2003COOTE Mr Thomas 2004COPELAND Mr Bruce 2005CORNALL Mr Graeme 2011CORTESE Mr John 2000COX Mr John 1998COX Mr Brian 1995CRAFER Ms Angie 2005CRAMPSIE Mr Denis 1995CREMER Mr Graeme 2007CROSS Mr Robert 2007


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Mr Jonathan 1999

CULLINANE Mr Tim 1998CUNNINGHAM Mr Peter 2013CURREY Mr Bill 1997DALBETH Mr Bill 2012DALZELL Mr John 1990DARKE Mr Phillip 2014DAVIDSON Mr Jeremy 1998DAVIES Mr Bill 2013DAVIES-PAYNE Dr David 2012DE COURT Mr Frans 1998DE JONG Mr Harry 2011DE KORT Mr Marcus 2014DE WET Mr Bernard 2014DELBET Ms Marguerite 2015DEVEREAUX Mr Christopher 2000DIBLEY Mr Kevin 1991DICK Mr Malcolm 1999DICKEY Mr Simon 1992DINES Mr Kerry 1999DIXON Miss Karleen 2001DIXON Mr Evan 1997DORREEN Mr Andrew 2014DRAKE Mr Alan 1997DRAPER Mr Alan 2013DRUMMOND Mr Keith 1998DRURY Mr Mark 2002DUNN Mr Trevor 1997EADE Mr Keith 2001EAST Mr Lloyd 1997EDMISTON Mr Mark 2014EICHHOLZ Mr Werner 2013EKMAN Mr Bo 1999ELLEHUUS Mr Hans 2014ENOKA Mrs Beverley 2014FARMER Mr Leo 2002FENWICK Mr Greg 1995FENWICK ONZM Mr Bob 1996FINCH Mr Graeme 1995FINNIGAN Mr Kerry 1997FISHER Mr Ken 2000FLEMING Mr Steven 1996FLYNN General Committee

Mr Matthew 2008

FOGARTY Mr Andrew 1996FOWLER Mr Robert 2011FOWLER Mr Quintin 2001FOWLER Dr Con 1997FRANKHAM Mr Jim 1991FRASER Mr Peter 2014FRASER Mr Allan 2005FRASER Mr Andrew 2005FRASER Mr Lincoln 2005FRECKER Mr Brian 1998FROGLEY Mr Warren 2015FULTON Mr Brian 2012FULTON Mr Roger 2007FURUKAWA Mr Hiroyuki 2014FYFE Mr Todd 2008FYFE Mr Ken 2008GAIR Mr Alastair 2001GEARY Mr Pete 1999

GEORGE Mr Chubb 1995GIFFORD Mr Zane 2010GILLIES Mr Carey 2006GILLMAN Mr Martin 1995GILMOUR Mr Steve 2002GODDARD Mr Paul 1998GOESCHL Mr Reinhold 2014GOODGER Mr Michael 1997GOODWIN Mr Ashley 2004GOODY Mr Ken 1990GORDON Mr Cliff 2015GORDON Mr Ross 1996GORINSKI Mrs Bridget 2003GORTER Mr Ron 2000GRACIE Mr Alan 1996GRAVES Mr Roy 1998GRIBBLE Mr Brent 1995GUNDRY Mr Simon 1995HALL Mr John 1996HALL Mr Charles 1992HALL Mr Simon 1992HALLY Mr Grant 2002HAMBROOK ONZM Mr Tony 1999HAMILTON Mr Justin 2014HANSEN Mr Jack 1995HANSON Mr Nick 1997HARLAND-SMITH Mrs Susan 2005HARMAN Mr Richard 2005HARRIS Mr Peter 2012HARRIS Mr Mike 1990HARRIS JNR Mr Jack 2006HARRISON Mr Ross 1993HARROW Mr Don 1999HART Mr Philip 2006HARVEY Mr Michael 2005HARWOOD Mr Layne 2014HASSALL Mr Garry 1996HAWKE Mr David 2015HAWKINS Mr Peter 2005HAWKINS Mr Mayn 1992HAY Mr Robert 2014HAYNES Mr Jim 2007HEBBLEWAITE Mr David 2013HEINE Mr Stewart 1994HENDERSON Mr Brian 2005HENDERSON Mr Cliff 1997HENDY Mr Nigel 2012HENSBY-BENNETT Mr Peter 2007HENSHAW Miss Melinda 2011HERON Mr Tony 2015HOLGATE Mrs Carla 1993HOLLENSTEIN Mr Peter 2010HOLLINGS Dr Charles 2000HOOSON Mr Tim 2008HORNE Dr Eric 1996HOUSTON Mr Greer 2008HUANG Mr Wayne 2013HUDSON Mr Marshall 1990HUGHES Mr Brian 2005HUGHES Mr Robert 1995HUSBAND Mr Shane 2005HYDE Mr Steven 1993JACK Mr Rodger 2008


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JAGO Mr Mark 2013JARVIE Mr Paul 2007JASICA Mr Kazik 2005JEFFERY Mr Bret 2008JENNESS Mr Warwick 2005JOHN Mr Corran 2005JOHNSTON Ms Michelle 2002JOHNSTONE Mr Malcolm 2009JONES Mr Warrick 2014JONES Mr Winton 2005JORDAN Mr Ted 2015JUDD Mr Simon 2005JULIAN Mr John 2002JURY Mr David 2004KABRIS Mr Patrick 2003KEATING Mr Larry 2014KEEFE Mr David 1996KENDALL MNZM Mr Graeme 2005KENNEDY Mr Steve 2005KENSINGTON Mr Jim 2013KENSINGTON Mrs Megan 1996KERR-NEWELL Ms Isobel 2013KERR-NEWELL Mr Rodger 2009KIDD Mr Simon 2005KINDON Mr Roy 1995KINGSTON Mr Steve 1994KIRICHUK Mr Olexandr 2005KNOX Mr Robert 2008KRAUS Ms Colette 2005LAIDLAW Mr John 1998LAMBERT Mr Graham 2010LAMM Ms Jennifer 2013LANIGAN Mr Daniel 2005LEIGHS Mr Anthony 2012LEWIS Mr Wade 1994LEWIS Mr Gary 1993LIDGARD Mr Kevin 2012LINDBERG Mr Don 2007LINES Mr Mark 2005LOCK Mr Garry 2000LOVE Mr Dougall 2012LUNDON Mr Dominic 2007LUSK Mr Hamish 1994MACALISTER Mr Don 1991MACDONALD Mr Robert 1995MACFARLANE Mr John 2008MACINDOE Mr Chris 2009MACKINLAY Mr Scott 2015MACKMURDIE Mr Andrew 1999MACKY Mr Tom 2007MACKY Mr Joe 1998MACNICOL Mr Mark 2013MADDOCK General Committee

Mr Chris 2005

MAHONEY Mr Mike 2014MAIR Vice Commodore

Mr Steve 2003

MAIRE Sir Peter 2006MALCOLM Mr Cameron 2013MANNING Mr Bill 2011MARCH Mr Richard 2004MARKWICK Mr Ross 1995MARRIS Mr Ben 2015

MARSHALL Mr James 2015MARTIN Mr John 2013MARTIN Mr Barry 2010MARTIN Mr Brian 2007MASFEN Mr Anatole 1995MASTERSPast Commodore

Mr Ross 1997

MATTHEWS Mr Graham 2007MCALPINE Mr Jim 1995MCBRIDE Mr Anthony 2008MCBURNEY Mr Ian 2005MCCABE Mr Bruce 2013MCCREA Ms Rhonda 2005MCDONALD Mrs Wixi 2001MCGETTIGAN Mr John 2014MCGREGOR Ms Robin 2000MCKEE Mr Ross 1993MCKENZIE Mr Graham 2007MCKEOGH Mr Harry 2005MCKILLIAM Mr Garth 2010MCLACHLAN Mr John 2006MCLAREN Mr Connel 2005MCMASTER Mr Chris 2013MCMURRAY Mr Andrew 1996MCWILLIAMS Mr Paul 2007MEADOWCROFT Mr John 1995MEDARY Mr Bennett 2013MEIKLE Mr Chris 2000MENALDA Mr Rick 1997MENCE Mr Peter 2013MILL Mr Paul 1998MILLAR Mr Ian 2000MILLER Mr John 1996MILLER Mrs Kate 1996MILTON Mr Rex 2015MITCHELL Dr Ed 1996MITCHELL Mr Brooke 1995MOODY Mr John 2007MOORE Mr Rodger 1999MORTIMER Mr Aaron 2007MORTON Mr Robert 2004MOSHAYEDI Miss Camilla 2015MOSHAYEDI Mr Manouch 2015MOYLE Mr Gregory 1996MULCAHY Mr Kayne 1995MULCARE Mr Kevin 1993MULCARE Mr Mark 1992MULLAN Mr Brent 2003MULLER Mr Alan 2007MURPHY Mr Kevin 2015MURRAY Mr Andrew 2010MUSGROVE Mr Bill 2014NEARY Mr Howard 2003NEEDHAM Mr Terry 2015NEEDHAM Mr Lawrence 2013NICHOLAS Mr Terry 2000NICKLIN Mr Tony 1997ORCHARD Mr Graeme 2001ORR Mr Basil 1996PAGANI Mr Roger 1998PARK Mr Craig 1997PARORE Mr Ric 2009PARSONS Mr Sean 2013


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PAWSON Mr Colin 2012PEACOCK Mr Jeremy 2012PEART-BAILLIE Mr Kerry 2010PEAT Mr John 2013PEAT Mr Andrew 2013PENSON Mr Raymond 2014PEPPER Mr Mason 2006PEPPERELL Mr Stephen 2001PERRY Mr Anatole 2005PERYMAN Mr Mark 1997PETERSEN Mr Brian 1994PIERCE Miss Claudia 2010PILLEY Ms Merle 2000PITTO Professor Rocco 2008PLANK Mr Stephen 2015PLOWRIGHT Mr Richard 2002POTTER Mr Andrew 2008POTTER Mr Barry 2007POWRIE Mr James 1997PRICE Mr Neville 2013PRITCHARD Mr Philip 2001PRITCHARD Mr Greg 1995PUNTER Mr David 1996PURDIE Mr Neil 2014PURDY Mr Roger 2006PURTON Mr Steve 2007REED Mr Stuart 1995REHM Mr William 1999REID Mr Andrew 2011REID Mr David 1998REID Ms Karen 1996RENHART Mr Tom 2010RETTER Mr Alan 1991RICHARDS Mr Gareth 2013RICHARDSON Mr Matthew 2002RISHWORTH Mr Peter 2002ROAKE Mr Greg 2008ROBERTSON Mr Max 2014ROBERTSON Mr Trevor 2000ROBINSON Mr Michael 1999ROE Mr Craig 1999ROELANTS Mr Andrew 1991ROGERS Mr Angus 1994ROSS Mr Hamish 1995ROWELL Mr Peter 1995RUSSELL Mr Brett 2013RUSSELL Mr James 2009SAINT Mr John 1995SAMUELS Mr Blair 2012SANDERSON Mr Mike 2013SANDO Mr Bryan 1999SATTLER Mr Chris 2013SAUNDERS Mr Grant 2015SAUNDERS Mr Mark 2009SAUNDERS Mr Phil 1998SCARBOROUGH Mr Garry 1997SCHMACK Mr Mark 2014SCOONES Mr Charles 1996SCOTT Mr Malcolm 2007SCOTT Mr Stuart 1998SENIOR Mr Don 1995SHEEHAN Mr Mike 1990SHERRATT Mr Humphrey 1995

SIMPSON Mr Bill 2011SIMPSON Mr Chris 1995SINGH Mr Jatinder Pal 2011SMITH Mr Trevor 2013SMITH Mrs Suzanne 2013SMITH Mr David 2005SMITH Mr Tony 1995SNELL Mr Brian 1995SPEEDY Mr Bill 1993STANTON Mr David 2009STAVELEY Mr John 1999STEELE Mr Peter 2001STENSON Mr Nick 2008STEVENSON Mr Tony 2015STOCKWELL Mr Randolph 2005STONES Mr Stephen 2011STRATHDEE Mr Peter 2000SUTTON Mr Brent 1996SWEETBAUM Mr James 2014TAPPER Mr Mark 2000TAYLOR Mr Mark 2002TAYLOR Mr Bill 1995THAIN Mr Iain 2005THOMAS Mr Anthony 2003THOMSON Mr James 2012THORBURN Mr Warren 2000THORNTON Mr Philip 2006THORPE Mr Cameron 1998TIMM Ms Nadene 2014TINDALL KNZM Sir Stephen 2001TOMLINSON Mr Wayne 2004TOMOV Mr Nikolay 2014TOPLIS Mr Russell 1997TREMEER Mr Garth 2010TRUBUHOVICH Mr Tony 2002TSE Ms Shirley 2012TURNER Mr Tim 2003VALLANCE Mr David 2000VAN DER VELDEN Mr Hans 1999WALBRAN Mr Murray 1997WALLACE Mrs Louise 1992WALLIS Mr Tony 2009WARD Mr Jon 1996WARREN Mr Tom 1996WATKINS Mr Don 2006WATKINS Mr Gregory 2006WATSON Mr Brian 2008WATSON Mr Richie 2015WAUGH Dr John 2007WAY Mr Kevin 1996WESTON Mr Russell 1996WHALLEY Mr Barry 1994WHITE Mr Gavin 2009WHITING Mr Tony 1994WILGERMEIN Mr Andy 2006WILKINS Mr Ivor 1993WILKINSON Mr Russ 2013WILKINSON Mr Vaughan 1998WILLIAMS Mr Nathan 1995WINGFIELD Mr Richard 2007WINTER Mr Ken 1996WITHERS Mr Mark 2005WITTEN-HANNAH Mr Alex 1997


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WOLLER Mrs Karen 2014WOOD Mr John 2006WOODS Mr Wayne 2003WRIGHT Mr Clive 2010WRIGHT Mr John 2002WRIGHT Mr Robin 1997WYLIE Justice Edwin 2014YOUNG Mr Murray 2005YOUNG General Committee

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YU Mr Chang Sang 2013ZHOU Miss Selina 2013ZHU Mr Alan 2014

FAMILYCOOK Mr Brent 2014COVIC Mr Steve 2013DAVIES Mr Gareth 2012DELEGAT Mr Jim 2013ELLIOTT Mr Mike 1983FINLAY Mr Dean 2015GRAVIT Mr Jonathan 1996HENRY Mr Lex 2013HERBERT Mr Bruce 2015HODSON Mr Gareth 2012HORGAN Mr Dean 2014HULL Mr Simon 1994KIRKMAN Mr John 1995KNOWLES Mr Gregory 1990LUCAS Mr Colin 1992MALCOLM General Committee

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BISHOP Mr Richard 1976BLIND Mr Marty 1976BOBERG Mr Wayne 1982BONE Mr David 1981BONIFACE Mr Robert 1986BONNING Mr Harry 1997BOSWELL Mr Graham 1979BOURGEOIS General Committee

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LEYLAND Mr Bryan 1978LITHERLAND Mr Garry 2014LITTIN Mr Ray 1986LOOS Mr Bruno 1977MACDONALD Mr Ross 1981MACE CNZM Mr Chris 1984MADDREN Mr Colin 1990MADILL Mr Garry 1995MAINS Mr John 2012MAIR Mr Kerry 2014MARSHALL OBE Dr. Tom 1976MARTIN Mr William 1982MATTHEWS Mr Tom 1980MCCALL Mr Tom 1981MCINTOSH Mr John 1976MCKEOGH Mr Peter 2005MCLEOD Mr Andy 1988MCPHEAT Mr Forres 1986MCPHERSON Mr Dave 1997MEAD Mr John 1986MEADOWCROFT Mr Ross 1981MENZIES Mr Peter 1976MILLAR Mr Bruce 1976MOFFAT Mr Alastair 2005MUIR Mr John 1989MULCAHY Mr Murray 1980MULGREW Mr Ken 1982MURDOCH Mr Neil 2009MURRAY Mr Brian 1989MURRAY Mr Graham 1983NATHAN Mr David 1976NELSON Mr Peter 1980NICHOLSON Mr Bunny 1989NIXON Mr Ray 1986NOFFKE Cmdr Bruce 1989O'CONNOR Mr Bourke 1989ORBELL Mr Dudley 2002OSMOND Mr Rod 1981PARK Mr Tony 1983PASLEY Mr Syd 1976PATERSON Mr Mark 1984PAUL Mr Neville 1976PEARCE Mr John 1977PERRY Mr Frank 1980PITCAITHLY Mr Peter 2014POLLOCK Mr Kevin 1981PORTER Mr Jon 1989POTTER Mr John 1982POWELL Mr Nigel 1988POWRIE Mr Sefton 1988PRATT Mr Barrie 1982PURDY Mr David 1983RAINGER Mr John 1980RALSTON Mr Jolyon 1982RATTRAY Mr Alan 1986REDMOND Mr Mac 1976REID Mr Owen 2000REID Mr Colin 1979RESTALL Mr Peter 2015RETTER Mr George 1976RICKETTS CNZM Mr Geoff 1982ROBERTS MBE Mr Ralph 1977ROBERTSON Mr Laurie 1981


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NELLIGAN Mr Peter 1981NEWLAND Mr Michael 2010O'BRIEN Mr Bryan 2012ORMROD Ms Catherine 1997ORMSBY Mr James 2013OWENS Mr Doug 2000PALMER Dr Warwick 1979PANNELL Mr Geoff 2013PARKIN Mr Peter 2009PARKINSON Mr Ken 2007PATERSON Mr Sean 1990PEARCE Ms Robyn 2015PERCY Mr John 2002PITMAN Mr John 2013PLIMMER Mr Brian 2003PORTER Mr Terry 1986PRICE Mr Paul 1978PRYOR Mr John 2012PRYOR Mr Scott 2009REIDY Mr Vincent 2004REW Mr Ian 2002REYNOLDS Mr Alan 2013ROBERTSON Mr Don 1979ROBERTSON Mr Kent 1976ROBINSON Mr Bruce 1995ROBINSON Mr Keith 1976ROTHWELL Mr Mark 2012RUSS Mr Kevin 1995SAUNDERS Mr Michael 2003SCOTT Mr Jason 2014SCOTT Mr Des 2013SCOTT Mr Alistair 2002SHANKS Mr Alistair 1979SKINNER Dr Roslyn 1979SMITH Mr Neil 2014SMITH Mr Terry 1997SMITH Mr Brian 1989SMITH Mr Malcolm 1984SPRATT Mr Michael 2004SPURWAY Mr Robert 1996STANDEN Miss Fiona 2002STANTON Mr Laurie 1978STENHOUSE Mr Mike 2014TAGGART Mr Matthew 2014TAIT Mr Henry 2004TAYLOR Mr Brian 1986THOM Mr Bob 2009THOMPSON Mr Brian 1980TOON Mr John 1990TYLER Mr Andy 1992VINCE Mr Kelly 2009WARBURTON Mr David 2005WATTS Mr Cary 1992WELLWOOD Mr James 1980WELLWOOD Mr Guy 1978WHITE Mr John 1996WHITE Mr Stephen 1979WILDE Mr Dennis 2000WILDE Mr Ted 1996WILES Mr Nick 1977WILLIAMS Mr Michael 2000WILLIS Mr Robert 1991WILSON Mr Rupert 2004


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DICKSON Mr Scott 1993DUFFY Mr Blair 2013DUNN Mr Stuart 2005ELDERS Dr Katy 1996EMPSON Mr Neil 2001EMUSS Mrs Susan 1993ENDEAN Mr David 1999EVANS Mr William 1976EYRE Mr Richard 1986FACHLER Mr Marcel 2010FERNANDEZ Mr Robert 2001FIFIELD Mr John 1995FINCH Mr Lawrence 2003FISHER Mr Benjamin 2000FLEET Mr James 2000FOCKE Mr Marc 2014FONG Mr Daniel 1995FULTON Mr John 2003GALBRAITH Mr Scott 1988GALE Mr Jamie 1993GAULT Mr Bruce 2002GEDYE Mr Chris 2005GERMANOVICH Mr Alexandre 2014GIBBS Mr Alan 1977GLOVER Mr Andrew 1999GODFREY Miss Mel 1997GOLTRA Mr Peter 2001GOWER Mr Dennis 2007GRAY Mr Hamish 2003GRIFFITHS Mr Alan 1977GROOM Mr Simon 2002GROVE Mr John 1997GUNDERSEN Mr Kyle 1997HARRISON Mr Paul 2006HASHIMOTO Mr Geoff 1976HAY Mr Terry 1990HERBERT Mr Sam 2007HIELKEMA Mr Robert 2002HILL Mr Peter 1998HOBDAY Mr Court 2003HOLLIS Mr Nigel 1995HOLLIS Mrs Susan 1988HOLT Mr Kenneth 1976HOPE Mr Des 1976HOPKINS Mr William 1979HOUSTON Mr Ryan 2004HOWARD Ms Sue 1999HUBICSAK-WELSH Ms Sandra 2001HUTCHINSON Captain Grey 1997HYDE Mr Ashton 1999HYDE Mr Devon 1999ICKERT Mr Michael 2002ILLBRUCK Mr Michael 1995INNES-JONES Mr Scott 1997IOHARA Mr Luke 1994IRVING Mr Lance 2004JOHNSTON Miss Carol 1998JOHNSTONE Mr Lawrence 2002JOLLIFFE Mr Damon 2001KAWAMURA Mr Moriyasu 1993KAYNE Mr Ric 2015KHIMICH Mr Mikhail 2009KOHLER Mr Ian 2006


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COPELAND Mrs Janine 2005COVIC Mrs Nicolette 2013CRAIG Miss Alison 1995CRANSTON Mrs Jane 1999CRAWFORD Mrs Sally-Lou 1996CREDIN Mrs Wendy 1999CREEDON Mrs Monica 2000CRIGHTON Mrs Carol 1999CRONHELM Mrs Kit 2007CULLINANE Mrs Victoria 2005CULLINANE Mrs Mary 1999CURREY Mrs Carol 1999DALY Mrs Annette 1999DAVERN Ms Dianne 1999DAVIES Mrs Nalayani 2012DAVIES-PAYNE Dr Fiona 2007DE SOUZA Ms Rebecca 2014DE WET Mrs Michelle 2014DELEGAT Mrs Kate 2013DESCHAMPS Mrs Helene 2011DICKIE Mrs Jan 2000DILLON Mrs Shelly 1995DINES Mrs Linda 2000DIXON Mrs Jillian 1996DOCKERY Mr Grant 1996DODSON Mrs Kristin 1999DONALD Mrs Isabel 2001DUFFEE Mrs Allane 1999DUNN Mrs Brenda 2000DUVALL Mrs Merelyn 2015EADE Ms Suzie 2014EAGLE Mrs Coralie 1999EASTON Mrs Marlene 2013EDMONDS Mr Jeremy 2006EICHHOLZ Mrs Lesley 2013EKMAN Mrs Margaret 2012ELL Ms Sarah 2008ELLIOTT Mrs Dawn 1999ELLIOTT Mrs Jo 1999ELLIOTT Mrs Sandra 1995ELLIS Mrs Jennifer 1999ELVIN Mrs Marilyn 2000EMUSS Mr Daniel 2000ENDEAN Mrs Christine 1995ENDEAN Mrs Virginia 1991FAIRE Mrs Elsie 1999FENWICK QSO Mrs Diana 1999FERGUSON Ms Sharon 1999FINCH Mrs Margaret 1999FINLAY Mrs Lisa 2015FLEMING Mrs Louise 1999FONG Mrs Kelly 1992FOWLER Mr Alexander 2013FRASER Mrs Shirley 2014FRASER Mrs Carilyn 2012FRASER Miss Elizabeth 2012FRASER Mrs Carole 1999FROST Mrs Suzy 2012FYFE Mrs Pam 2010GALBRAITH Mrs Louise 1995GANNAWAY Mrs Julie 2000GEARY Mrs Sharon 2000GEBBIE Mrs Joanna 1999


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ELLIS-COLEMAN Ms Kerryn 2013ERCEG Miss Delwyn 2013EVANS Ms Helen 2015FAMULARO Miss Aimee 2004FARRAS-KNOWLES Mr Arnau 2006FERGUSON Mr Wayne 2008FINN Mr Karl 2013FLEURY Mr Graham 1995FLYNN Ms Amanda 2013FLYNN Mrs Emily 2011FONG Mr Grahame 2010FULTON Mr Cameron 2014FULTON Mr Matthew 2014FYFE Mr Andrew 2013GARDINER Mr Josh 2013GILLIES Mr Nick 2013GOORD Mr Richard 2013GREEN Mr Fredrik 2015GREENE Mr Mark 2012GROOM Mr Paul 2014HACKETT Mr Rick 2013HALL Mr Nick 2014HAMILTON Miss Julia 2009HAMLIN Miss Olivia 2014HANSEN Miss Jenna 2007HARDLEY Mr Tim 2013HARDY Mr Colin 1996HARROP Miss Kim 2012HARTLEY Mr Grant 2012HASLEMORE Mr Jared 2013HAWKES Mrs Olga 2015HAWKINS Mr Roger 2014HAY Ms Lesley 2005HAYMAN Mrs Faye 2013HAYSTEAD Dr Anthony 2015HAZARD Mr David 2010HAZARD Miss Stephanie 2008HEDGES Mr Daniel 2010HENSHAW Mr Brett 2013HERON Ms Rachel 2013HIELKEMA Miss Rebekka 2003HILL Mr Keith 2013HIRST Mrs Anne 2011HOGG Mr Phil 2015HOLTON Mr Barry 2013HOPKINS Mr Craig 2012HORNBLOW Ms Sue 2014HORNER Mr James 2009HUNTER Ms Jane 2013HYDE Mr Bernard 2008INNES Ms Becky 2014JACKSON Mrs Jo 2015JACOBI Mr Peter 2001JANE Ms Andrea 2013JEFFERY Mr Barry 1994JURY Mr Laurie 2004KEARNS Mr Nick 2014KELLY Mr Bryan 2012KELWAY Mr Matthew 2009KERR Mr Lyndsay 2013KINGSTON Mr Martin 2000KIRICHUK Miss Victoria 2005KIRKMAN Mr Shane 2006KNIGHT Mr Bryon 2013


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OWEN Mr Ben 2012OWERS Mr John 2013PAGANI Mr Leo 2012PALMER Mr Charles 2012PATTON Dr Nigel 2013PAUL Mr Larry 2012PEART Miss Tanya 2014PEEL Mrs Jean 2013PEET Mr Kevin 2004PENNA Mr Rod 2012PERCIVAL Mr Adrian 2014PIERCE Ms Susie 2013POLLARD Mr Malcolm 2013POLLOCK Mr Andrew 2015POOLEY Mr Daniel 2007POORE Miss Sara 2011POWRIE Miss Olivia 2007POWRIE Ms Miranda 2007PROUT Mr Roger 2012PYATT Miss Susannah 2009RACE Mr Nick 2013RAWLINGS Dr David 2008REID Mr William 2014RICHARDSON Mr Ken 2012RICHARDSON Mr Neville 2012RIGG Mr Wally 2011ROBERTS Mr James 2013ROBERTSON Mr Stuart 2012ROBERTSON Mr Phil 2004ROGERS Miss Ashley 2012ROSENTHAL Mr Alexander 2014ROY Mr John 1989RUTAN Mr Russ 2014RYAN Mr Chris 2013RYDER Ms Fiona 2015RZEPECKY Mr Philip 2012SADLER Mr Chris 2012SALTHOUSE Master Joshua 2013SCHOFIELD Mr Ray 1999SCHUMANN Mr Kyle 2012SCOTT Mr Bruce 2011SHARP Mr Chris 2015SHEPPARD Mr Lance 2013SIEBER Mr Kim 2011SINCLAIR Mr Tom 2013SINGER Ms Leah 2015SMEATON Mr Matt 2012SMITH Mr Simon 2013SMITH Mrs Chrystal 2012SMITH Mr Chris 2012SNASHALL Mr Jason 2014SNELL Miss Melody 2013SPEAKMAN Mrs Adrienne 2014STANLEY-HARRIS Mr Jake 2013STEELE Mr Chris 2011STENBECK Mr Greg 2012STEPHENSON Mr David 2002STEWART Mr Tim 2012STILL Mr Bob 2013STONYER Mr James 2013STOREY Mr Ben 2007STRONGE Mr Mitchell 2009SUGDEN Mr Colin 1987TAIT Miss Michelle 2013


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JUNIORBAXTER Master Nick 2013CLARK Master Harry 2015COLEBROOK Miss Nicole 2007COLEBROOK Miss Sarah 2007COOK Master Boston 2015COOK Master Jonty 2015COOK Master Lachlan 2015COOK Miss Sienna 2015DARTNALL Miss Lisa 2014DELEGAT Master James 2013DELEGAT Master Nikolas 2013DESCHAMPS Master Arthur 2011DESCHAMPS Miss Victoria 2011ELLIOTT Master Benjamin 2008ELLIOTT Master Samuel 2000FINLAY Miss Alexandra 2015FINLAY Master Dominic 2015FINLAY Master William 2015FULTON Miss Georgia 2014GRAVIT Master Edward 2006GRAVIT Miss Catherine 2005GREENAWAY Master Bowen 2003HERBERT Miss Imogen 2015HERBERT Master Liam 2015HERBERT Master Sean 2015HULL Master Louis 2012HULL Master Marco 2012KIRKMAN Master George 2012KIRKMAN Miss Melanie 2012KNOWLES Master George 2013KNOWLES Master Tom 2013

LUCAS Master Jack 2007LUCAS Master Charles 2007MALCOLM Miss Annelyse 2003NATHAN Master William 2000O'REILLY Master Flynn 2006POWER Miss Maeve 2014POWER Master Sheamus 2014SHAW Miss Natalie 2012SHAW Master Florian 2011TUCKER Master Bradley 2012TUCKER Master Luke 2010TUCKER Master Nathan 2009WARMAN Miss Catherine 2014WARMAN Miss Charlotte 2014WESTON Master Thomas 2013

JUNIOR YTPAMATTE Master Edouard 2015ANDRESEN Master Daniel 2015ANDRESEN Master Logan 2013ANDREWS Master Thomas 2014ANYON Master George 2013BURN Master Taylor 2015BUXTON Master Blake 2014CHATONNIER Master Lucas 2014CLARK Master Harry 2015COLEMAN Master Christopher 2014FRY Master Leonard 2014HARPER Master Raimund 2015HASSALL Master Sam 2015HAYBITTLE Master Patrick 2015HOPMAN Master Cooper 2015HUGHES Master Matthew 2014HUSSONA Master Tom 2015JACKSON Master Mitchell 2015KELLY Master Matthew 2013KEMPKERS Master Matthew 2014KIRKMAN Miss Stephanie 2012KOIZUMI Master Ibuki 2015LARK Master Vincent 2015LAWTON Master Dan 2015MCCOOK Master Ryan 2015MCGILL Master Hamish 2013MCGREGOR Master Trent 2014MCKENZIE Master Angus 2013MERCHANT Miss Anna 2014MORGAN Master Matt 2015MOSS Master Cameron 2014PEARSE Master Peron 2015PICKERING Master Thomas 2015PORTER Miss Charlotte 2015STANTON Miss Catriona 2015STOCK Master Zachary 2015SUBRITZKY Master Jonathan 2015WEBBER Master Scott 2015WIJOHN Master Joshua 2012WILLIS Master Jacob 2013WILLISON Miss Celia 2015WOTTON Master Alex 2015



SQUADRON REGISTER OF YACHTS & MOTOR YACHTSTo be eligible to enter Squadron CLOSED events, members must register their vessel on the Squadron Register. The rules for Registration are contained in the RNZYS Regulations 12.0 (Page 29). Registration forms are available from Reception or on the website. Members’ yachts or motor yachts will then be included on the Yacht/Motor Yacht Register, posted on the website.

AMENDMENTS: Please ensure any changes to ownership are advised to the Sailing Office.________________________________________________________________________

YACHTING NEW ZEALAND REGISTRATIONIn order to comply with the current Racing Rules of Sailing, members wishing to race in club, national or international races, series or events are required to register their yachts with Yachting New Zealand. This is in addition to Club Registration. Owners are asked to advise Yachting New Zealand of any changes to ownership or contact information to ensure the Yachting New Zealand Register is kept up-to-date. Change of ownership/new registration/and change of boat name forms can be completed online via the Yachting New Zealand website www.yachtingnz.org.nz. All RNZYS members are also members of YNZ.

Contact: Yachting New ZealandTelephone 09 361 1471, Fax 09 360 2246Email [email protected] www.yachtingnz.org.nz Physical address 4 Fred Thomas Drive - (South east entrance) Takapuna, Auckland 0622.Postal address PO Box 331487, Takapuna, Auckland 0740.

HANDICAPPING CERTIFICATESPHRFOwners requiring a new or revalidated PHRF certificate should contact Yachting New Zealand or see their website. Owners are reminded that to be eligible for a PHRF certificate, boats must be registered in the name of the current owner. PHRF handicaps are listed and updated regularly on the Yachting New Zealand website.Please note: All certificates lapse on 31 May annually but can be revalidated anytime from 1 May. Owners will need to ensure that certificates have been revalidated to be eligible to use their PHRF certificate in Squadron races from 1 June.

IRCFor racing in NZ, you have the choice of applying for an endorsed or an unendorsed IRC certificate. IRC is a self-measurement system, which means you do not have to get your boat measured unless you need an endorsed certificate. IRC Endorsed Certificates:Endorsed certificates require an approved IRC Measurer to weigh and measure your boat and complete the IRC application. Some regattas may require the use of endorsed certificates; this will be stated in the Notice of Race.

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IRC Un-Endorsed Certificates:Unendorsed certificates use owner supplied measurements. Many designs already have Standard Hull information on file, so very little measurement is required. The list of designs held is on the “Standards Hulls” page of the New Application form. Currently there are just under 2000 designs listed. To check for the latest listings see the RORC website.

Please note: All IRC certificates lapse on 31 May annually but can be revalidated anytime from mid May. Owners will need to ensure that certificates have been revalidated to use their IRC Certificate in Squadron races from 1 June.

SAFETY CERTIFICATESSafety requirements apply to all racing in accordance with Part II of the Yachting New Zealand Safety Regulations (Offshore and Coastal Racing).

Category 4 and 5 races require the owner to declare to the club that all safety regulations are complied with. Category 3 and above require that the yacht be inspected by a Yachting New Zealand appointed inspector, see the Yachting New Zealand website for a full list of inspectors. For more information please contact Yachting New Zealand Safety Officer on 09 361 1471 or www.yachtingnz.org.nz.

YACHTS/CRAFT DEPARTING NEW ZEALANDAny NZ pleasure vessel departing for a place outside NZ must undergo a safety inspection involving the vessel, its equipment and crew. Yachting NZ Category 1 standards apply to both racing and cruising craft. Inspections are undertaken by Yachting NZ safety inspectors.

The Ship Registration Act 1992 requires that New Zealand flagged vessels departing New Zealand for overseas need to be registered as a New Zealand ship (on the New Zealand Register of Ships) and obtain necessary safety and customs clearances.

NEW ZEALAND REGISTRATIONOwners need to apply to the Maritime Safety Authority Registrar of Ships to have their vessels registered.Part A - A permanent registrationPart B - Registration lasting a period of five years, renewable after that date and which lapses when a vessel is sold.

For more information please contactMaritime New ZealandP.O. Box 27 006, WellingtonEmail [email protected] 0508 225 522www.maritimenz.govt.nz

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Sail No. Name of Yacht Name of Owner(s) WarrantA1 VIKING Mr Jolyon & Mrs Georgina Ralston & Mr Henry Tait W263A2 RAWHITI Mr Ian Cook & Mr Mike MalcolmA3 ARIKI Mrs Vianney JonesA6 WAITANGI Classic Yacht Charitable TrustA7 RAINBOW Mr Hamish Ross, Mr David Glen & Mr Brad ButterworthA9 MOANA Mr Christopher Smith W73A10 THELMA Mr Tony BlakeA11 FRANCES Classic Yacht Charitable Trust (Iain Valentine Trustee)A16 LITTLE JIM Ms Fiona Driver & Mr Rod Marler W31/W303A18 TAWERA Mr Mike Mahoney A22 RANGER Mr Ian Cook W77A28 NERIEDES Mr Doug OwensA50 TA’AROA Mr Wayne Gilfoyle A66 ACHERNAR Mr James Buttle W233A81 INNISMARA Mr Ian Cook W357C46 GYPSY Mr John Pryor/The Gypsy TrustC96 RAINBOW II Classic Yacht Charitable Trust - John Street W354K1 HELEN Mr Gareth & Mrs Nalayini DaviesK2 JENANNE Mr Peter MenceK100 KATRINA II Mr Warren Tuohey 11 KOTUKU Mr Scott Palmer15 PRIZE Mr Chad Thompson W81021 TEAM VODAFONE SAILING Mr Simon Hull30 ALLERGY Mr Dave Giddens55 CARMEN Mr Tim Wiles & Mr Nick Wiles75 ENDLESS SUMMER Ms Penny Whiting W21476 HUPANE Mr Joe Brownlee W35877 JACKSON Mr Rodger & Mrs Glenda Moore94 SAPPHIRE Mr Douglas Reid W105105 BON VOYAGE Mr Bob Gordon108 WIKKI Mrs Koravic Bhanubandh136 PLAYBUOY Mr Guy Pilkington154 MOKOIA II Mr Jim Lott156 FORCE ELEVEN Mr George Schischka162 PROWLER Mr Charles Webster182 NAMU Mr Garry Lock & Mr Wayne Ferguson200 NEMINE Mr Mark Hurley 202 SCOUT Mr Martin G Farrand W117208 GLORIANA Mr John Street (MNZM)226 FIN Mr Peter Calvert319 MARANUI Mr Bryan Sando325 SLIPSTREAM III Mr Nathan Williams338 CAROLINE A Dr Franco Repetto W219353 PASSION Mr Mark MacNichol356 IRIS E Mr Richard Aitken W57364 FOREIGN EXCHANGE Mr Kent Robertson & Mr Rocco Pitto W126367 SYSTEMS THUNDER Mr Brian Ward 422 SOLVIK Mrs Caroline Werlen423 PANAMA JACK Mr Andrew Fraser499 VALEZINA Mr Peter E. Taylor W291505 RESTLESS Mr Roland Lennox-King W251556 DAGON Mr Charles Sager W131583 VICTORIA Mr Jim Lott 588 OCTOPUS Mr Jeffery Wilson 619 PORK CHOP Mr Thomas Coote 635 ALLONS-Y Mr Grant Cossey695 SIRROCO Mr John Senior725 SPRAY II Mr John Duder 727 THERMATEC Mr Philip Robertson

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Sail No. Name of Yacht Name of Owner(s) Warrant9025 KAILANI Mr Ken Fisher9033 KINSHIP Mr Keith Eade & Judith Marshall9060 OMAHU Mr Gary Brent9067 BONAPARTE Mr Peter Parkin9068 HAWKEYE Mr AJ Reid 9075 LUSH LIFE Mr John Mandeno W1609081 MONU’IA Mr Barry Potter9100 OUTSPAN Mr Richard Plowright 9109 MINTAKA Mr Ed & Mrs Hilary Mitchell9131 OVERLOAD Mr Scott Randell9136 KIA KAHA Mr Garth Tremeer9138 OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE Mr Quintin Fowler9165 CHARMONET Mr Ross Chapman9167 CAPER Mr Charles Palmer W1909173 SEQUEL II Mr Peter MacDonald9178 SKYLARK Mr Allan Fraser W3209180 FUNDY LASS Mr David Craig9189 ACTIVATOR Mr Barry & Mrs Carol Whalley & Mr Andrew & Mrs Lyn Peat9194 O’SINNERMAN Mr Anthony Bierre9204 SKARA BRAE Mr Alistair Shanks9212 FINE LINE III Mr Colin & Mrs Patricia Reid9214 WILD HORSES Mr David Jury 9220 COMPASS ROSE II Mr Peter & Mrs Vivienne Rowell W3879229 MONTRACHET Mr Richard Wingfield9236 VILLANELLE Mr Stephen Stones9239 SAO Mr Stephan Deschamps9248 FICTION Mr Bill Dalbeth9256 AB INITIO Miss Paige & Miss Bianca Cook9270 NIRVANA Mr Nigel Hendy W3749273 AUDACIEUSE Mr David Jordan W3219276 PENNY GOWAN Mr Tony & Mrs Fiona Blake9277 ICE BREAKER Mr Stephen Purton9280 TAIKO J57 Mr Chris Meikle W3979288 PLATINE Mr Peter Lavelle9323 FRENCH CONNECTION Ms Suzanne Bourke9328 HANSE THERAPY Mrs Susanne & Mr Mark Smith Smith Family Trust9335 ELUSIVE III Mr Trevor Fell W3739351 AMELIE Mr Gary Brent9355 BRIZO Mr Rodney Bartlett 9360 BUSHIDO Mr Wayne Woods9364 IRIE Mr Michael Allpress9378 MELTEMI Mr Trevor Robertson9379 KNOT@WORK Ms Diana Bassett & Mr Greg Bassett9380 EQUILIBRIUM Mr Graham & Mrs Shona Matthews9394 INDELIBLE Mr Hugh Fulton9397 PLATINO Mr Harry & Mrs Tory McKeogh9411 PACIFIC BLISS Mr Gavin White9447 NOTORIOUS Mr Christiaan Arns9463 KRISTO Mr Tony Hambrook9477 VIVA Mr Peter Raudkivi 9500 UBIQUE Mr Ian Studd 9528 BONNIE LASS Mr Rob Gill W3389548 CELLO Mr Ross Burton 9696 HIGH OCTANE Mr Rupert Wilson9705 ZEALOUS Mr Brett Mckenzie9777 FLYER Mr Stuart Reed & Mr Malcolm Johnstone9785 ATAMAI Mr Simon Malpas9808 RUM TUM TIGGA Mr Stuart Scott9888 ALTEZZA Mr Derek Macdonald & Mr Ross Macdonald9898 AUDREY Mr Bryan O’Brien9900 WIZARD Mr Evan Innes-Jones 9901 INTERNATIONAL RNZYS Lion Foundation Youth Training Programme9902 WATTS & HUGHES RNZYS Lion Foundation Youth Training Programme9903 OMAN RNZYS Lion Foundation Youth Training Programme



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Sail No. Name of Yacht Name of Owner(s) WarrantNZL895 QUANTUM Mr Chris Morton NZL9398 AMALIA Mr Chris MartinNZL1348 FENG SHUI Mr Anatole MasfenNZL1040 ARCHANGEL Mr Michael BundockNZL8899 SPORTIVO Mr Wayne TomlinsonNZL950 VELSHEDA Mr Warwick GairT021 TEAM SEX Mrs Anne HirstT102 MAINE MAGIC Mrs Anne HirstT105 ENIGMA Mr Chris HirstT1198 FIZGIG Mr Donald Webster T2155 SWEET INSPIRATION Mr James Dowell T3707 SLEDGEHAMMER Mr David ReidT3760 SUB 60 Mr Chris MacindoeT4217 ANIMAL BISCUITS Mr Chris MaddockT4750 ATOMIC Mr Charles HollingsUSA32249 WAI ANIWA Mr Chris Bouzaid MBE V105 BON VOYAGE Mr Robert Gordon

ANTARES Mr Pat CostelloAPSARA Mr John & Mrs Alison WrightAQUALUST Mr Bernard de WetBABALU Mr Peter CunninghamBREAKAWAY Mr Don & Lynne LindbergELANNA Mr Grant SaundersENKI II Mr Alexander NemethFARR OUT Mr Marc FockeKIWI SPIRIT Mr Richard Goord W325LOLA Mr Steve MairMAKAWE Mr Dale SelvamMAMALU 4 Mr Alexander Ross MYTH OF ARRAN Mr Chris GedyeNAVASSA Mr Henry Van KetsSEA TOY Mr Malcolm DickSHARKITA Miss Christine BirdSONG OF THE SEA Mr Ted Andrew W381SPINDRIFT Mr John Billington & Penny DeverSUPERTRAMP Mr Tim Hardley THALIA Mr Kikhail KimichTRUANT OF BARK Mr Lister DennyWHITE WASH Mr Grant Dockery



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Name Name of Owners WarrantACCORD Mr Scott Colebrook & Mrs

Sue ColebrookW61

ACE Mr Alan WarwickACHERON Mr Michael Hodson ACHILLIES J Mr Craig and Mrs Paula

SatterthwaiteADVENTURE Mr Vincent ReidyAFFINITY Mr Mike Malcolm W351AKARANA Mr Richard Fisher W163ALBATROSS Mr Greg LeesALCARO Mr Alan & Mrs Carolyn

BlakeyALCATRAZ Mr Alan DrakeALLOS Mr Jim McAlpineALLURE Mr Peter BrookALPHA CRUCIS Mr Terry Rogers W187AMBROSIA Mr Derek & Mrs Diana

PatersonW309

AMETHYST Mr Ken SharpAMICO VERO Mr Gary AdernAMIRIA Mr Duthie LidgardAMTRAC Mr Robert BonifaceANNA GRACE Mr John YarrowANNA LAURA Mr Robert YoungmanANTIOPE Mr Charles Scoones W199ANTIPODES Mr Terry CookeANTIQUITY Mr Alan DayANZIANO Mr Don SeniorAQUABAT Mr Terry Squires W89AQUITAINE Mr David HillARANUI Mr Eric Price W41ARESA Mr Jack FifieldARGONAUT Mr Thomas CashenASTI Mr Ross HornerAUDACITY Mr Andrew GarlandAVALON Mr Peter GravitBACCUS Mr Dennis TaylorBALLISTIC Mr Brent SuttonBAR TENDER Mr Stephen B FisherBENTLEY Mr Glenn Clark W352BLACK & WHITE Mr Simon ShawBOBBY’S GIRL Mr Bob BlakeyBOUNTY Mr Timothy WilesBRAVE HEART Mr Tony MairBROADBILL Mr Fred Bailey W372BUDDY Mr David PunterCALLISTO Mr Christopher DevereauxCALM HARBOUR Mr Owen WestonCAM Mr Annette DalyCAPRICE Mr Tony Frankham W171CASEY Mr Geoff BlampiedCHARIS Mr Derek Batts W295CHARISMA Mr Clive & Mrs Antonia

WrightCHIMAERA Mr Murray AldridgeCLEA Mr Simon Groom W134CLERMONT Mr Don & Mrs Louise

GalbraithW322

CONQUEST Mr Alan Gracie

Name Name of Owners WarrantCUNEO Mr Christopher A Spencer W150DA VINCI Mr Warren Robinson W148DABULAMANCI Mr John & Mrs Robyn EvansDAWN RUNNER Mr Andrew MurrayDAYDREAMER Ms Janice HarveyDEFIANCE Mr Colin Carran W76DELMELZA Mr Peter & Mrs Sharon

IllingworthDESTINY Mr Clarence Nicholson W204DIVERSION Sir Ken Stevens W212DOMANI Mr Grant HallyDUNDONALD Mr Ian McRobieECHO Mr Don BendallELIGO Mr Robert CarterESCAPADO Mr Denis CrampsieESPADA Mr Warwick Peacock W277FATBOY Mr Anthony FoxFLAIR Mr Christopher DaggFLYING CLOUD Mr Aaron YoungFLYING DRAGON Mr Ashley GoodwinFLYING FOX Mr Paul LudgateFORTUITOUS Mr Hamish LuskFORTUNA Mr John BriersGALATEA II Mr Ian Johnson W151GENEVIERE Mr Roy GravesGRANDCRU Mr Brent CookGUARDIAN Mr Warren TuoheyGYPSEA Mr Edwin WylieHALCYON Mr Greg WatkinsHAMAL Mr Richard FisherHARVEST Mr Wayne Boberg & Mr

Roger PurdyHAUNUI Mr Owen CashmoreHAVANA Mr Adrian BurrHAVANA Mr Tom McCallHINEWAI Mr Martin Farrand W210HIPPIDION Mr Michael TaylorHOBSON BAY Mr Ray & Mrs Jenny

McElroyHOKEY POKEY Mr Hans Van Der VeldenHUSBANDS @ SEA Mr Shane HusbandHYPERACTIVE Mr Garry ScarboroughICEBERG Mr Dean FinlayINDEFATIGABLE Mr Anthony Gibbs CNZM W164INFLATION Mr David JacksonINKPOT Mr Ivor & Mrs Elspeth

WilkinsINTEGRITY Mr Ray & Mrs Gillian

ThompsonW246

INTEGRITY Mr Bill SpeedyINTRIGUE Mr Peter HawkinsIOLANTHE Mr Alan TaylorISOSCELES Mr Iain ValentineITSU Mr John BalgarnieIVIDIUS Mr Chris GedyeJESSIE Mr Robert CawsonJOLLY MON Mr George & Mrs Merima

BackhusJUNO Mr Philip & Mr William

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ISTERName Name of Owners WarrantKAHURANGI Mrs Celia SneddonKAILUA Mr A Graham GuthrieKAIMANA Mr Ray & Mrs Bridget

GorinskiKASTOS Mr Thomas H Marshall OBE W288KAWE Mr Barry Hastings & Mr

John HughesKERERU Mr Gus GardnerKHALIDA Mr Craig WattsKIALOA Mr Brian HannanKINGFISHER Mr Evan DixonKIWI BLUE Mr Michael & Mrs Beverly

SheehanKIWI OYSTER Mr Richard Matthews W96KOLEA Mr Jeff & Mrs Gwenneth

HurleyKOTARE Mr John SinclairKOTUKU Sir Stephen TindallLADY ARGYLE Mr Eric HorneLADY GAY Mr Graeme WilsonLADY MARGARET Mr Peter Boardman W144LADY MAY Mr Jim FrankhamLADY NELL Mrs Penelope CranstonLADY OF SEVILLE Mr Colin DuffeeLATITUDE Mr Philip Thornton W272LEGATO Mr Mark LinesLEVANTE Mr Garry MadillLIBERTY Mr Matthew RichardsonLISADE Mr Michael GannawayLOCHANORA Mr Warwick GairLUCKY STRIKE Mr Geoffrey AmosMADAM Mr Rodney FoxMAGIC KIWI Mr Ian Gardner-SmithMAHANUI Mr Angus & Mrs Jenny

RogersMAKEDA Mr Bill TaylorMANUIA Mr Tony Butcher W189MARAUDER Mr Jim Martin W339MAREEBA Mr Peter & Mrs Rita Taylor W166MARGARET ANNE Miss Helena WillesMARINUS Mr Colin PawsonMATATUA Mr Jack YatesMATAWAI Mr John WinloveMATIA II Mr Richard RossMATIRA Mr Guy WarmanMATISSE Mr Rodney OsmondMAZURKA Mr Andrew RoelantsMELUSINA Mr Owen MorganMERIT Mr Warwick PalmerMI SO Mr Daniel BemMISS HELEN Mr Terry PorterMOANALUA II Mr Tim & Mrs Celia

SneddenW290

MONTAGE Mr Glenn WoodworthMORE BAD HABITS Mr John LeybourneMORITZ Mr Morris WatsonMOTONUI Mr Mark WithersMOVING ON Mr Aussie MalcolmMV BELLIZE Mr Marcus BlackmoreMY CLIPPER Mr Bob & Jan DickieMYRA B Mr Julien Browne W94NA HOKU Mr Alan DayshNATASHA Mr Paul BartonNAUTA Mr Peter Cornes

Name Name of Owners WarrantNEREUS Mr Denis Kendall W55NGARO Mr Tom & Mrs Raewyn

KaneW337

NICA Mr Nigel R ArkellNO ONE Mr Cary WattsNORTH STAR Mr Richard March & Mr

Adam CatoNORTH STAR II Mr Brian & Gwen FreckerOCEAN RULER Mr John WoodOLYMPIA Mr Bryan Craies W236ONEPOTO Mr Geoffrey RickettsORETI Mr Brett Bakewell-WhiteOUTER LIMITS 2 Mr Christopher DaggPACIFIC MERMAID Mr Ken WinterPEMBLES BAY RNZYSPHANTOM Mr John BeckPINTARI MR Tom WarrenPOACHER Ms Karleen DixonPORTAMAR Mr Colin ChurchousePROVIDENCE III Mr Peter DawsonRA HARI Mr Edward & Mrs Carol

WilliamsRAIONA Mr & Mrs Michael B WhiteRAKANOA Mr Ross ParkerREEF RUNNER Mr Richard LintottRENEGADE 2 Mr Ian DarbyREQUISITE Mr Rex Innes- JonesRESOLUTION III Mr Bennett MedaryROMANCE II Mr Harold KiddROTOMAHANA Mr John PryorRUBY Mr Andrew James DorreenRUNA MAI Mr Forres & Mrs Runa

McPheatSAMURAI Mr Michael DukeSCOTT COLVILLE Mr Ross BlackmanSEA CLIPPER Mr John W MartinSEA DEVIL Mr Brent & Mrs Sarina

GribbleSEAMIST Mr Reston & Mrs Shane

PollardW332

SEAQUIL Mr Michael SaundersSEAS THE MOMENTMr Chris SimpsonSEAWAY II Mr Richard BishopSERENATA Mr John Owers W326SHAMAN M K Wills W356SHEILA Mr Christopher BrocklissSHIRAZ Mr Greg StenbeckSILENS Mr Brian FultonSILVER BEAR Mr Pym BaxterSILVER LINING Mr Tony BakerSINEWAVE Mr John & Mrs Megan

KensingtonSKYBIRD Mr Allan & Mrs Carilyn

FraserSOBRINE Mr Roy Ladd W35SOHO Mr Robert BruceSOIREE Mr Ian KohlerSOUTHERLY Mr David RichwhiteSPIRIT OF MOKO HINAU

Mr Graham Lock

SPLENDIDA Mr Neil EmpsonSTEORRA Mr Warwick SumpterSUNBURST Mr Douglas BatesSURPRISE Mr Dennis Wilde



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Name Name of Owners WarrantTAHI Mr Raymond BarkerTAJ Mr Brian HendersonTAKE 5 Mr Graham BoswellTALLULAH Sir Peter MaireTARA ITI III Mr Bryan Kensington W308TARATARA Mr Neil Empson W243TASMAN Mr Chris Spencer W305TAWARI TATTOO Mr Allan TattersfieldTE ARAHI Mr Graeme FinchTE KOUMA RNZYS W244TE WARA III Mr Bryan AireyTE WHARA IV Mr Grant Faber W237THE CLUBHOUSE Mr Richard KayneTHE ENTERPRISE Mr Bryce Woods W19THE IRISH ROVER Mr John BethellTHE MOORINGS Mr Robert MoodyTHETIS II Mr Paul & Mrs Felicite

HarrisTIANO Mr John CoxTIMELESS Mr Greg LeesTIRI RNZYSTOKATEA Mr William MartinTOUCH OF PARADISE

Mr Peter Black

TRIBECA Mr Chris Mace CNZMTRITON Mr John Potter W119V (Five) Mr Steve & Mrs Kath

BurrettW11

VALHALLA Mr John Spencer W44VALHALLA Mr Kazik JasicaVALIENTE Mr Paul CollinsVAN SAR Mr Allan MitchellVIRTUAL REALITY Mr Russ WilkinsonWAHOO Mr Rodney NichollsWAR LORD Mr Bryan KingWAVELENGTH Mr Andrew & Mrs Susan

McMurrayWESTPOINT Mr Brent McCartyWESTWIND Mr David McPhersonWHAKARI Mr Gordon CashmoreWINDWARD Mr Wayne WoodsWRIGHT ON! Mr Craig A. Wright W400ZEBERTI Mr Geoffrey LandZENITH Mr Ken HillZEST Mr Anatole Masfen


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