The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-09-16
FOR THE RACES H|LO WANTS AN ARMORY
GOOD SPORT IS ASSURED FOR
TOMORROW.
Arrangements for the Accommodation
of the Public-Open House at all
the Boat Clubs.

the Boat Clubs.
Interest in tomorrow's races main
| ly centers in the siX-oared sliding seat
barge race between crews from the
! Myrtle and Healani clubs, but as will
| be seen by the entries below there
will be plenty of sport for a long days
enjoyment Endeavors are being
made by the committee to get the
three vessels now discharging at the
Pacific Mail wharf moved tomorrow,
so that the public and the band can
use the wharf. All the boat houses
will keep open house all day, and
there will be dancing and refresh
ments at both the Myrtle and the
Healani headquarters. Captain
Campbell and T. j. King have been
successful in raising all the money
needed to make the regatta of 1898 as
successful as preceding ones.
Entries for all the races will be
kept open until 9:30 tomorrow. The
entries made up to noon today were:
First Glass Yacht Race-First prize,
$40; second, 500 Entries: Marion, by
j. Lightfoot; Hawaii, by w. L. Will
cox; Bonnie Dundee, by President
Dole, through E. o. White.
For the siX-oared sliding seat barge
race, with $50 trophy, the Healani
Boat Club has entered the Alice NJ,
and the Myrtle Boat Club the Myr-
tie. The course will be around the
spar buoy, a distance of little over
three miles.
There are seven entries for the tub
race and a prize of So: Ward,
O'Criese, Bone, Walker, Larsen, Bor-
chers and Gustavison.
For the race for steamers boats,
$25 to the first, SIS to the second and
SO to the third, only two entries have
been made, one crew each from the
Mauna Loa and Kaena, but others will
undoubtedly participate.
There are six entries for the 100
yards swimming race, viz: Ward,
Ytting, w. L. Welch, Kimokeo, Kuai-
wa and Dan Renear.
In the siX-paddle canoe race Kelii-
pro has entered three boats, Waikiki
Boy, Kakaako and Lealani. l. Nauha
enters the Homeakaha and H. J. Ka-
pu the Kauahiahi.
For the second class yacht race,
which is to start Immediately before
the intermission for lunch, there are
six entries Malolo, poi flag; H. Wa
terhouse, Jr.; Combination, Mr.. Jo-
hansen; Abbe NJ, blue and white
flag, II. NJ. Dow; Pokii, II. Williams;
Mabel, Myrtle Boat Club; Pauline,
red, white and blue flag, Frank God
frey. The first yacht receives $40, the
second $50 and the third $40.
There are three entries for the
four-oared sliding seat barge race:
The Alf Rogers, by the Myrtle Boat
Club the Alice NJ, by w. f. Love,
and the Myrtle, by A. A. Wilder
In the diving contest for distance,
and S., there are two entries so far;
Kawika and John Niau.
The SIS prize offered for the punt
race has brought forth two entries:
Tasseur, by Evans, and Crowley, by
Westover.
There are two entries for the five
Dared whaleboat race, first prize $50,
second $40, viz: Pilot No. 2, by J. r.
McCanley, and Dewey, by l. L. Fas-
seur.
For the two-oared shore boat race
there are eight entries: Butcher Boy,
by Kulu; Maid of Erin, by Pahukula; /;
Let Her Rip, by Al Kanaku; Minnie,
by Willie Kekoa; No. 2s, by Mahina;
Benicia, by Waha; Fairplay, by Exc
la; Every Time, by Ekela.
For the four-oared dingy race,
which will take the place of the one
proposed for Chinese fishing boats,
there are four entries: John A. Brigg
by Sam Kala; Never You Mind, by Elk
ella, and Chaser, by l. L. Fasseur.
For the SO trophy in the half mile
swimming contest, Kuaiwa, w. l..
Welch and Kimokea have entered.
There are two entries for the twelve
cared cutter race for men of war
boats: Gunner A. Jaffe of the Phi
ladelphia enters one crew in the Wela
Ka Hao. and Boatswain j. S. Cregan
another in the Chips.
Kuaiwa, Kawika and John Mau have
entered in the diving contest against
time for prize of $5.
There being no entries for the ia
panese fishing boat race, SO and SIS to
first and second, it will be replaced by
a single scull shore boat race if entries
can be obtained
In the siX-oared gig race, stationary
seats, first prize $50 and second $40
Ekela enters the Kawailani and A. L
C. Atkinson the Kapiolani.
Entries for the sailing canoe race
first prize SIS and second SIS, are the
KeokeO, by Keohokii; Maui Boy, by
Keliipio; Niaulani, by 7. Nauha; Kau
ahiahi, by II. ]. Kapu, and Kakaalto
by Moses Kaihumua.
ESTATE VALUED AT $4,000.
John Smith left an estate valued a
this amount. The greater part was
, saved by buying goods at L. b. Kerr's
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