IV.—That each college shall have its own punt and waterman during the races.
V.—That the captain of each boat club shall, so far as possible, fix upon the maximum number which his punt is able to carry, and that this number shall in no case exceed twelve, and that the fine for overcrowding be five shillings.
VI.—That each barge shall be furnished with two lifebuoys.
VII.—That the bows of all racing Eights and Fours, both keel-less and clinker-built, and of all racing pair-oars and sculling boats be protected by an india-rubber ball, and the penalty for violation of this rule be, in the case of Eights and Fours, one pound; in the case of all other boats, ten shillings.
VIII.—That all Challenge Cups which are the property of the O.U.B.C. shall either be taken home by the captain of the boat club which holds them, or be deposited at Rowell and Harris's during the vacation.
THE EIGHTS AND TORPIDS.
I.—That all gentlemen rowing or steering in the races must be life members of the O.U.B.C.
II.—That no boat be allowed to start in the races with more or less than eight oars.
III.—That all boats starting in the races carry a coxswain over the whole course.
IV.—That the names of the crews be sent to the treasurer at least one day before the races begin, and that afterwards no change can be made, unless notice is given to the president at least one hour before the races begin, under a penalty of one pound.