The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-18
SECOND RAcE.

yachts, there entered the Eulth h.,
by Alex. Lyle, and the Kaohilani, by
He'll Kapu-the former catboat,
the latter sloop, and the X. about
half as big again as the +. l.. The
course was the same as in the first
race, with the trip up the lIonouiuli
Loeb omitted. 1t was q close and
pretty race from start to finish What
the little boat lost in sailing power
she gained in facility of direct sailing
on lacks.
The Kaohilani crossed the line at
10;32:S, the Edith l.. 80 seconds
later. AS the Edith l.. finished at
12:5i:53 only 81 seconds behind
the KaohiIani-she won the race by
two seconds without regard to ton
mage allowance. The Edith lis time
was 2:22:6.
THIRD RACE.
This was for thrd-class yachts,
open boats under Is feet length.
First prize, $40; second prize, $40.
Entered--Linnie B., by w, G.. Sin
glehurst; Sinette Conferred as Uu-
kuown), belonging to DR.. II. Nc.
Grew, entered 10y II f. Walker;
Paauau, by II. p. Roth PuuIoa, by
Hell Kapu.
The course was simply the tail end
of he other yacht races--ircm start
ing poin, TO windward of Ford's ISL
and, round the island and to the
starting point. A pretty start was
made, the PuuIoa crossing the line
first, with the Paauau and Sinette
second and third respectively. Only
the Puuloa aud Slnette flushed.
The latter early in the race had over
hauled her rival, and throughout
showed herself daisy traveller. She
is boat that was sold off the bark
entine w. II. Dlmond some time ago.
The Sinette won in | :26 :46, beating
her rival the Puuloa by four minutes
twenty seconds.
FOURTH RACE.
Six-oared boats, sliding seats En-
tered-Kaiulani, 10y KaiuIani Boat
Club; Stranger, by Myrtle Boat
Club; Myrtle Boat Clubs Alice NJ,
by Alex. Lyle.
The course was from the judges
tagboat direct to u stake at the head
of Waipio Loeb and return. The
Stranger did not answer the calling
bomb. AS each boat had a turning
stake for itself, there was little or no
preference of positions, but the Myr
ties having won the toss took the
inside.
The Alice MS crew consisted of
O. SorenSon stroke, VIM. Armstrong,
Geo. Angus, w. Harris, Henry
Giles, Ruby Dexter bow, Arthur
| Wilder cOXswain
The kaiuani's crew were kuhio
| (Prince KaanianaoIe) stroke, Noho.
la, j. Lane, S. MahauIu, David Aea,
A. S. MahauIu bow, j. A. Thomp-
son cOXswan.
1t was following race for the I[a
iulanis all round, the Myrtles taking
the lead and easily holding 1T
throughout. The time made by the
Alice NJ. was 22:39, being Y sec.
onds better than her opponent.
FIFTH RACE.
/ Six cared boats, stationary seats.
This was transposed with The four
cared sliding seats on the program.
Entered-Kapiolani, by A. l.. {.
Atkinson, coxswain, with the follow
! ing crew of Honolulu harbor boat
boys: Kala stroke, Apaki, Manu- ella,
Pakala, Pinao, Ekela bow;
San Francisco, by u. S. +. S. San
Francisco bluejackets: Fraser cox
swain, Anderson stroke, Lorchen-
baum, Strow, Aiken, Sears, Tollcrp-
sen bow;
Kanoelani, by Kaiulani Boat Club ;
Kuhio coxswain, Pahia stroke, Ona-
ona, kahema, Kaahanui, kkaha, ke-
ma bow
The Kapiolani was inside, the Ka-
noelani outside, the blue jackets be-
tween. Atkinson's crew got away
leading at an easy stroke of about
SO to the minute, while the other ma.
tive crew were pumping themselves
out at the frantic rate Of A. The
San Francisco made game but
futile attempt to overtake the kapio,
lani. Heroes of several victorle:
over American, British and Other
crews elsewhere though the :. +
crew were, they had not boat tina
other things being equal could be
conceded to win against The kapio
lani.
The course was that of the SIX
cared boats doubled, or distance o
six miles. 1t was covered 10y the
winning Kapioani in the good tim'
of Al minutes "A seconds, the Sal
Francisco failing by 43 seconds, anc
the kanoelani being distanced.
SIXTH RACE.
Four-oared sliding seats, Entered
Alice NJ, by Myrtle Boat Club; NJ
b. C.'s Ali. Rogers, by Alex. Lyle
Kaiulani, 10y Kaiulani Boat Club.
Aft. Rogers crew-O. Sorensol