The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-11-17

when slight showers fell. The ar
rangements of the Committee, with
some slight exceptions, were good
and carried out fairly well. Judg-
ments in all protested events will
probably be given to-day.
1-1Yocht Race, 1st Class, 1st
prize Kings Cup and 500; I'd
prize $50; Sd boat saves stakes.
Kahihilani, IL tons; 2 Sarah, 6
21-95 tons; 3 Restless, 6 tons;
4 Kaholomua. 20 tons 5 Pauline,
3 tons. The time was about 2 hours.
This race was very interesting
one. At the start the Kahihilani
got foul of some schooncrs and lost
about 6 minutes. In about 50 min-
utcs after the start of the first boat
she passed the Sarah and Restless,
who had led from the beginning and
thcnceforth led all the way TO Wal
kiki and home. The Sarah and
Restless fouled at the entrance
coming home and protests were
entered which will be decided on
to-day.
2-Two-oared Boats, 1st prize
$50; I'd boat saves entrance. l
Queen Emma, 10 min. / sec. ; Ka-
inuwai, 10 min. sec. Queen
Emma led all the way from the
start. A good race.
3-Baige Race, Liliuokalani
Purse, 1st prize 500; 2d prize $50;
2d boat saves entrance. ! Koahe-
ahe, % min. 4S sec. 2 IIanakeoki,
% min. 10 see. 3 Kapiolailehua.
The Koaheahc soon pulled ahead and
the others seemed discouraged and
rowcd badly.
4-SiX-Paddle Canoe Race, free
to all, prize $40. l Lclea' nae, IA
min. Sec; 2 Kokeauihalacac, IA
min. II sec. There were A entries
for this race, but only 2 canoes
started. The second canoe led near
ly the whole way, but was caught
anu l)iSSSV Oll lllc nlilSu.
5-Whalcboat Race, 5 oars, Pub
lie Purse. 1st prize $40; 2nd prize
$50; 3rd boat saves entrance l
Kekaa, 21 min. 45 sec. On the
home run the Sea Breeze's crew
were so discouraged that they didn't
finish the race, but went away to-
wards the Marine Railway and
didn't show up again.
12-Sailing Canoe Race, prize $50.
13 - SiX-oared Gigs = Likelille
Purse, won easily by the Kapuaala
in IS min., beating their former re-
cord.
1l-Diving Contest. The winner,
Pelehu, stayed under water % min.
G-Four-Oared Gigs, Kaiulani
Purse, 1st prize, $50; 2nd prize,
$25 3rd boat save entrance. Red,
White and Blue, 1st 22m. 50 sec. {:
Pualii, 2nd, 23 m. Is Sec; Queen
Emma, 3rd. The Red, White
and Blue made splendid start, and
kept up cXcellently to the finish.
The Pualii was good second and
the Emma ve.y bad third.
u Six Dared Gigs, Amateur
Purse, 1st prize, $40; 2nd prize,
$50; Bird boat save entrance. Ka-
puaala, Malta, Kapiolnni, Kanoelani.
This race was rowed under protest !;
the crew of the Milia having been
changed after entry. 1t was declar-
ed no race.
S--Swimming Race, free to all,
prize $15, distance mile. Kapule,
Kapahu, Nahalelaau and Opu.
This lace was won by Opu i'll min,
l sec.
A recess was taken here till one
O'Clock.
9-Yacht Race, I'd Glass, 1st
prize $50; 2d prize S25; Sd boat
saves entrance. | Pumpkin Seed,
2 Emma, Sea Waif, 4 MD.
In this and the following races
our report cannot be made complete
as to time, because the time-keeper
was too busy to give us the informa-
ton required, in time for to-day's
issue. We have noted in another
column the accidents to the Pauline
and Mabel. The Pumpkin Seed
made a good first and the Emma
afterwards showed how smartly she
could be handled when the. wind
suited. 1t was stated that the Sea
Waif went out with rudder and
came in with an oar.
10-Single Sculls, open to all,
prize, $40; 2nd boat save entrance.