The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-16
THIS Is THE DAY
That is Celebrated in Aquatic
Circles in Hawaii.
OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF EVENTS
Complete List of Entries for All the
Races-The Officials in
Charge. Etc. Etc.
OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF EVENTS


tie and the Healani boat clubs will
throw their houses open to all their
friends. At both places dancing, re-
freshments and general enjoyment
will be the order of the day. The
buildings will be elaborately decorated
in the club and national colors, and a
profusion of flowers and potted plants.
There will also be seating capacity at
the Pacific Mail wharf for about a
thousand persons. The government
band will discourse popular music at
this place from 80 in the morning
until late in afternoon.
The program and events of the day
have been arranged by and will be un-
der the supervision of the Association
committees: w. G. Parke of the Myr-
ties, S. E. P. Taylor of the Leilanis,
and Walter E. Wall of the Healanis.
The officers of the day are Captain
Griffiths, C. J. Campbell and Charles
B. Gray, judges; G. B. Wilson, starter;
J w. Smithies, clerk of the course; l..
P. Scott. l.. Marks, A. c. Brock, and
G. j. Willis, time keepers; and w.
Short and c. Charlock, recorders.
The races will start from scow
anchored about 100 yards off the Inter
Island wharf on which the judges and
other officials will be stationed
Lunch will be served on this scow to
the officials, representatives of the
press and a few invited guests.
The two chief events of the day
will be the twenty mile race between
the first class yachts, Bonnie Dundee
and Gladys, and the barge race be-
tween representative of the Myrtles
and the Healanis. The most laugh
able event will undoubtedly be the
race between representatives of the
two clubs who have never before row.
ed in a race.
I.-Five-oared whalebOat race-First
prize, $50; second, $40; course, spar
buoy course; to start at $50 a. m.
Entries-MOanalua, H. l.. Evans;
Fishing Boat, Kales; Holomua, Kekai.
II.-Senior six-oared sliding-seat
barge.-Prize, $50 trophy; course,
from judges stand out the channel to
spar buoy, passing on port side, thence
back to start; to start at 10 a. m.
Entries-Healani, H. Y. B. c.; Myr-
tie, NJ. B. G.
III.-Diving contest for time.-Open
till start.-Prize, So; to start at 1920
EntrieS-Kuawa.
IV.-Six-oared sliding-seat barge
race, "OldTimers. Prize, $50; to
start at 10:45 a. m.
Entries-Carl W.. H. Y. B. c.; crew,
c. w. Macfarlane, L. de l.. Ward, Jas.
Spencer, H. J. Gallagher, Jas. l.. Lloyd,
A. L. C. Atkinson and G. F. Herrick,
cox; Alice NJ, NJ. B. c.; crew, G.
Crane, Arthur Brown, Alex. Lyle,
Judge Carter, A. G.. NJ. Robertson, Jas.
Torbert and w. F. Love, cox.
V.-First-class yacht race.-Prize,
silver cup, value $50; course, from
starting line, passing out the channel,
keeping between line of buoys and
piles, leaving spar and bell buoys on
port side. thence to and around flag
boat off Sans Souci, keeping it on the
port side in rounding, thence to a flag
boat off entrance to Pearl Harbor,
keeping it on starboard side in round
ing, thence to and around bell buoy,
leaving it port side, thence to spar
Duoy. passing ou Tic SldID SluS,
thence keeping between line of buoys
and piles in channel to starting line;
to start at 10:45 a. m.
Entries-Gladys, T. w. Hebron;
Bonnie Dundee, S. B. Dole
VI.-SecOnd-class yacht race-First
prize. $40; second, s25; course, same
as No. 3; to start at II a. m.
Entries-Marion, F. Howard Hum
phris, MD; Hawaii. L. w. Wilcox;
Dewey, c. Johnson; Helene, W. G. Ir-
win.
VII.-Six-oared gig race, stationary
seats-Prize, $50; course, spar buoy
course: to start at 11:15 a. m.
Entries-kanoelani, Mahina; KapiO-
lani, Sharkey.
VIII-Swimming race 600 YARDS
100 yards straightaway-Priz S15
trophy: to start at 11:20 a. m.
Entries-Pua, Dan Renear, James
McCandless, VIM. Kealoha
IX.-SiX-paddle canoe race-First
price, SIS; second, So: course. to start
from line of spar and fairway buoys
and finish at judges stand; to start at
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