The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-11-18

SluC, lllC Lei hlOild having haN hSi
guard washed away and two oars
broken.
7-sw1MM1NG RACE.
rst prize, Sfo
End prize IS
-Four natives started, but two became
exhausted and gave up before going
far. Joe Poepoe won in 4 minutes,
Joe Kamai, second, 4:4o The course
was from the Oceanic wharf to the
judges barge.
8-FoUR-oARED SHIPS BOATS.
Ist prize, $40.
I'D prize, Sto
Cou Sesame as third race.
AS the entries for this race included
heavy working boats of the inter-island
steamers and light ships boats, distinct
classes, two races we're made out of 1t.
For the first there started the Ironcrag,
by Capt. VIM Jones; the Pacific, by
Capt. Gilman, and the Malulani, by
X. II. Webster. Ironcrag won In
24:oa; Malulani, second, 25:2o. On
the winning boat crossing the line the
British ensign at the peak Of the bark
Ironcrag was dipped, while the crew
Justify che red their victorious COM
rades, one of whom was a gray-headed,
weather-beaten old mariner
In the second class the Nauahi was
entered by r. Parker; Mokolii, by
Capt McGregor; Kinau, by G. c.
Beckley; Kauikeaouli, by Capt. Sam;
Haleakala, by Moehonua, and Moiwa-
hine, by Capt. Staples Kinau was the
winner in 26:I7, after splendid con-
test with the Nauahi, 26:Io, both being
almost even on the home stretch up to
Wilder's wharf, and only length an6
a half apart at the finish. The others
we're distanced
During intermission there was a tub
race and a diving contest. Kakaako,
padding, barely defeated j. Kay, who
sculled his tub. Three tubs were dis
tanced. Kakaako made the 800 yards
In 5;25. Pelehu, the veteran diver,
won the diving contest by staying
down minute and half, which is far
below the record.
o-YAcHT RAcE-(second class.)
rst prize, $50
and prize, SIS.
grid prize, $40
ward side Of spar Buoy to eewa- Of boat of Quaran-
tine Grounds tac'S ground same and re urn to Sc ling
point, passing on windward side Of Can Buoy.
Entries for this race we're: Pokii,
w. F. Williams; Kalaikona, Kaihi;
Kaleookalani, ]. Kaimi; Pauline, w.
L. Wilcox; Nalaniehiku, ]. Hiram
John Rees, E. r. Ryan; Gertie, c. W.
Macfarlane; Nawilauhiwa, Geo. Mark
ham. The remarks on the first yacht
race apply to this one, the actual run
ming time of those reporting being as
follows:
Gertie, 5o:oI.
Kalaikona, 43:53.
Nawilauhiwa, 46:27.
POkii, 4a:a6
Io-sTNGLE-scULL RACE.
Ist prize, sss.
and prize. $40.
Course-Same as second race.
This was limited to shore boats, anC
the entries we're: Jubilee, r. Parker
Levi, Sam; Ahihi, l; Benicia, Dan; St
Jacobs Oil, ]. Savidge; Fair Play, Ma
huka; Hughie, F. Godfrey. Won BY
Benicia, I4:45; Levi, second, 1850.
II-sIx-oARED cIcs-Gunier crews.
rst prize, $50,
Courses Same as third race.
Lei Aloha, Kaiulani and Liluoka
LAM, entered Lei Aloha led through
out, winning in 1882; Liliuokalani
second, IS'43.
I2--sAlLING CANOE RACE.
Ist prize $40.
| and prize, SIo
| Coulse--Same second race.
This was won by Puuloa in 1852
Waioli, second, 46:4o; Hooili anC
Mahimahi bringing up rhe rear.
.I3-FoUR-oARED GIGS.
rst prize, $50.
and prize SIS
course-sams as third race.
Kaiulani, first, 1882; Liliuokalani, sec
ond, 1855; Poomaikelani, distanced
I4-sIX-PADDLE CANOES VS.. sIX-oAREl
BOATS,
rst prize 500
and prize, Sls.
Only one OF two canoes entered, tn
Puuloa, started, against the boats We
lulahi and Mahulani. The canoe wa
quickly left far behind, and the boat
finished in the above order, in 1871,
and 1885 respectively.
I5-TwELyE-oARED BARGE RACE.
Ist prize, 500,
and prize. SIS
CouIse--Same as sixth race.
Only one I2-oared barge came to tn
line, the Hanakeoki, by ]. d. Holt, jr
with the Scared boats Kapiolani an
Kaulike, by ]. T, Baker and r. Parke
respectively. Kaullke won in 3I:oc