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Pictures From The Past
With demolition of the Rowing Club building in Bright Street in the offing we hark back to the days when rowing was a sport to the fore, particularly on the Coast.
Members of the Uawa Rowing Club in the 1913-14 season were, from left, at back, Alf Hicks, Nat Hale, Ernie Kelly, Pat Lincoln, Bert Lincoln, Jim Thompson, George Gillies and, in front, Jack Penfold, Jack Lockwood, Eddie Lincoln, Jack Gillies, Joe Lockwood, Roe Moore and Mason Lockwood.
Competitors on the river at Wanganui during the 1920 New Zealand Championships.
Four members of the Uawa Rowing Club who were second in the 1920 Maiden Championships at Wanganui were J. M. Lockwood, (3), and J. M. Penfold (bow), at back, and B. W. Lincoln (stroke) and J. S. Lockwood (2). J. M. Lockwood and B. W. Lincoln also won the Maiden Doubles that year.
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, and J. M. Penfold (bow), at back, and B. W. Lincoln (stroke) and J. S. Lockwood (2). J. M. Lockwood and B. W. Lincoln also won the Maiden Doubles that year.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 148 : October 5, 1966'); void 0){kind=link}
, and J. M. Penfold (bow), at back, and B. W. Lincoln (stroke) and J. S. Lockwood (2). J. M. Lockwood and B. W. Lincoln also won the Maiden Doubles that year.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 148 : October 5, 1966'); void 0){kind=link}
, and J. M. Penfold (bow), at back, and B. W. Lincoln (stroke) and J. S. Lockwood (2). J. M. Lockwood and B. W. Lincoln also won the Maiden Doubles that year.\r\n\r\nGisborne Photo News - No 148 : October 5, 1966'); void 0){kind=link}