The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-18

ing for the return of the four-oared
boats, the swimming race took
place. There were four started and
but two finished. Poepoe being
1st and won the prize.
S.-This was for four-oared ship
boats. Owing to so many entries
and the unequal advantages in size,
&C.. there were two races made of it.
The first TO start were the Iron
Crag, Pacific and Malulani. The
Malulani took the lead at start, but
at the finish the Iron Crag 1st, Ma
lulani I'd, Pacific 3rd.
While this race was in progress
the Tub race was called; there were
5 started and Kakaako came in first;
this was a well contested race and
caused considerable merriment.
The diving contest was next and
Pelehu was the successful contes-
tant.
9-Then came the rest of the four
cared ship boats; there were 6
boats started, and at the finish the
Kinau was 1st, Neuahi 2nd,
and the others were all distanced.
1O.-2nd class yachts. There were
yachts started, as follows: Gertie,
Nawililauhiwa, Keleookalani, with q
good breeze, and sailed over the
course from Judges boat to Can
Buoy and back. On the home
stretch the wind died out to almost
a calm. Following is the result:
The Kaleookalani was awarded 1st
prize, sailing time 43 min. 53 sec.,
beating the. Nawililauhiwa 2 min.
10 sec., the Nawiilauhiwa I'd prize,
sailing time 46 min. ~ scc., beating
the Gertie, 3 min. "a Sec, and the
Gertie 3d prize, sailing time 30 min,
sec. The difference in time was
for tonnage allowance.
l1.-Single sculls. There were
six entries. At the finish the Benecia
was first, Leahi I'd.
12.-Six.oared gigs (Juniors).
There were three boats started-the
Lei Aloha, Kaiulani, and Liliuoka-
lani-and at the finish the Lei Aloha
was 1st, Liliuokalani I'd. The Kaiu-
lani retired from the race after pass
ing the light house on the home
stretch.
13.-Sailing Canoes. There were
four started the Waioli, Mahini-
ahi, Hoili, and Puuloa-they all got
off together, with a good strong
breeze, but just before reaching
home the wind died away, and they
had to rely upon their drifting quail
tiles to reach the goal, coming in
the following order: Puuloa 1st,
Waioli I'd, Hoili Sd, Mahiniahi 4th.
l4.-Four-oared gigs. There
were three started-the Poomaike-
lani, Liliuokalani, and Kaiulani.
The boats had good start, and the
race was closely contested by the
Kaiulani and Liliuoialani, the Kaiu-
lani coming in first, with the Liliu-
okalani about J length astern, and
the Poomaikalani distanced.
15.-Six-paddle canoes VS.. Six
cared boats. There were two boats
and one canoe started for this race.
Boats: Malulani and Liliuokalani {;
canoe: Puuloa. Their position at
the start was the canoe in the mid
die, Liliuokalani on the right, and
Malulani on the left. The canoe
was away behind just after the start,
and it was, evident that she had not
possible chance in tEc race, so she
gracefully retired at the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Co.'s wharf. The
race was won by the Liliuokalani.
16.-The sixteenth and last race
was for twelve-oared barges. There
were three boats started-the Hama
keoki 12-oars, Kaulike 8-oars, Ka-
piolani S-oars, they all got off to-
gether, the two SCARED boats keep
ing close together over the entire
course, and coming in, Kaulke 1st,
Kapiolani I'd, Hanakeoki distanced.
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