The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-06-19
KAMEhAMEnA DAY.

respect to Her late Highness Keeli.
kolani as our readers are aware.
Throughout the day the ships in the
harbour were decorated gaily with
bunting and the flags Of the different
Consuls hung out to the breeze.
At noon salutes were fired from the
shore battery and the Hartford
which was lying outside the harbour.
The chief event Of the day was,
of course.
TIE RACE MEETING
At Kapiolani Park. An enormous
number visited the grounds, and all
day long the Waikiki road was cov-
cred with outgoing and incoming
pedestrians, horsemen and vehicles.
The Park itself was crowded, and
the various refreshment stalls drove
roaring trade with the thirsty
sight-seers. This starting was ex-
cellently done by Cupt. Hayley and
Mr.. e. b. Wilson performed the
duties of Clerk of the Course to
everybody's satisfaction. Amongst
he events of the day were the losing
of $500 by one gentleman from his
pocket and the capture of horse by
Capt. Tell. The horse had been
stolen on the 18th of May last.
His Majesty was present during a
portion of the day. A number of
$5 pieces, and $40, $50 and $50
bills changed hands during the day.
The following is the result of the
different events:
1sT RAcE-PARK PLATE, Purse $50
Hurdle Race; one mile dash hur-
dies; free to all; catch weights.
Mawaikea's Kaukaiwa, blue and white
j. F. Colburn's Big. Stranger, pink and
blue
This was won by Stranger, in 2m. 024
sec. 1t was very interesting race.
2ND RACE-LEAHI Cur, Purse $25
Mule Race; one mile dash; free for
all catch wei ghts.
Miles Bros blk.m. Sancho. black jacket
and red sleeves, white pants and red
cap.
Chas. Mann's Nigger, blue.
Jim. Crows Ehukui, scarlet and blue.
Won by Niger, in Pm. 1l1asec.
BIRD RAcE-QUEEN's Cur, Purse $3.50
Running Race; one mile heats; best
2 in 3; free for all.
Miles Bros CHI. LangfOrd, Jr. blk jacket
and red sleeves, white pants and red
cap.
w. ii. Cornwell's g.s. Gen'l Garfield
card1 and blk.
T. Il. Walkers GIN. Sallie Black, pink
and blue,
shirt and cap.
The first heat was a tie between Lang
ford, jr. and Gen Garfield, and was rul
in I'm. 4721sec. (rhis was one of the
prctliest events of the day.) Langfom
jr. won the second and third heats in In
49I1sec. and I'm. 50sec. respectively
Gen Garfield and Gen Hancock wer'
both Withdrawn.
4rn-KINa's Cur, Purse $3.50
Trotting Race; mile heats; best IL
8 to harness; free for all.
Jas. Dodd's s.g. Thomas IL,
Capt Cluney's b.h. Toby,
Toby won the first heat in Pm. 551
sec., and Thomas H. won the 2nd, 3rC
o,l An IN On, AS1/soc DIVA E0,an an
2m 53IS sec. respectively, and was there
fore declared winner.
5TH-KAMEHAMEHA PLATE, Purse 500
Running Race; one mile dash; fC
Hawaiian bred horses not having
better record than :57.
j. A. Cummins' g.h. Telephone. blu
shirt and cap.
Moses Kamanao's g.g. Poni Moi, pin
and blue.
w. ii. Cornwell's d.g. Creeper, card
and black.
Poni Moi won this in I'm. 49sec; Tel
phone second, and Crceper third POI
Moi went round the track splendidly.
6rH-LuMAMAKAAINA PLRTE, Puri
$l25
Trotting Race; one mile heats; be
2 in B; free 10 all Hawaiian bre
horses.
JAS. Dodd's big. Diamond,
Wallace Jackson's s.g. Jimmie,
Diamond won the first heat in 2r
3215sec. Jennie was then Withdrawn
7TA-PRINcEss Cur, Purse 500
Pony Race; one mile dash; open
all ponies bred in the Kingdom n
over II hands high catch weight