The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-09-20
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defeat the other man. Unfortunately.
Renear win row in three hard races
during the day and it will be impossi-
BILE for him to enter in the swimming
contest with anything like the prospect
of doing himself justice. His friends
would back him to a stanGSJnl to win
whatever race he would enter and
knowing this Renear has decided not
to compete.
In the diving contest the following
have entered: w. f. Love. {, Ming
Myn, j. II. Fiddes and Moses This
contest is for time under the water and
the prize is SIS.
Following the diving contest will
come lunch and Immediately following
will be the Japanese fishing boat race
from the judges barge around the first
can buoy at the end of the Channel
wharf and return.
Following this there will be
four-oared shell race. Prize, s25
trophy Healani: p. Jarrett, stroke; ID.
Renear No. 3; +. Damon, No. 2; s.
Walker, bow. Healani: b. Webster,
stroke; Tracy No. 3; II. Murray, No 2,
A. Walcott, bow. Leilani: Prince Cupid,
stroke; II. Copp, No 3; ID. Carter, No
2; r. Devauchelle, bow. A. A. Wilder:
Crew not named. This will be about
half mile.
The other events are as follows:
Whaleboat race; first prize, $50;
second, $40. Opunui, A. l.. c. Atkinson;
Flying Fish, Harry Evans.
SiX-paddle canoe race; first prize,
$50; second, S15. Alabama, A. NJ. Brown;
Muolaulani, Prince David; Im j. Ma
maialua; Kakaako, j. Namailua; Pua
Kawahi, J. Namaialua.
intermediate six-oared barge race,
sliding seat; prize, $25 trophy. Healani:
]. Lloyd, stroke; c. Rhodes, No. s; f.
Church, No. 4; j. Boisse, No. 8; j. II.
Harrison, No. 2; j. Spencer, bow.
Myrtle: II. Giles, stroke; T. V. King,
No. .; w. Walker, No. A; w. Wright,
No. 8; f. Wright, No. 2; d. Vida bow.
Steamer boat race; first, $50; sec
ond, SIS. Surprise, d, Manida; Ka Moi,
Kauhoe; Concord, Kauhoe.
Sailing canoe race; first prize, $40;
second, $40. Alabama, A. M Brown;
Muolaulani, Prince David; Huhimoku,
Jack; Marine Railway, Makuda;
Rogers, j. Rogers.
Half mile, more or less, swim
ming contest; prize, $15. w. d. King.
Four-oared merchant ships boats;
first prize, $40: second, $40. Foong
Suey, Cloud; Santu, Ekela; Red, White
and Blue, w. Lyle; Spokane, H. Evans.
Two-oared shore boat; first prize
SIS; second, $40. No. 10, II. Mckee;
Every Time, Dan Paea; Mayflower, Ma
luna; Governor, Manuel; Minnie Ma
huka.
Two-oared sliding seat race in
boats from Germany; prize, $40 trophy.
Healani: d. Renear, No. l; p. Jarrett,
No. 2. Myrtle A. Giles, No. /; w.
Armstrong, No. Q.
The whale boat race is from the
judges barge around the spar buoy
and return and the canoe padding race
goes from the judges barge around the
first can buoy and return. Consider
able interest is attached to the inter
mediate barge race which will be from
the judges BARGE around the third can
or "Knuckle" buoy and return. The
steamer boat race goes around the spar
buoy and finishes at the judges barge
while the canoe sailing race goes
around the "Knuckle" buoy. The half
mile swimming race will probably start
from the Railway wharf while the
four-oared merchants ship race goes
around the spar buoy and finishes at
the judges barge. In the race for the
boat boys in shore boats, the course
will be from the judges barge around
the first can buoy and return. The
pair-oared German boat race will be
from the judges barge to the end of
the Channel wharf. 1t will be the last
race of the day.
The Pacific Mail wharf will be
thrown open to the public as will the
other wharVes. About 900 chairs will
be placed on the Mail wharf and the
band will also be stationed there. Dr.
MOnsarrat will be the clerk of the
course and his duty viii be to keep the
harbor clear. No vessels are to be per-
mitted to depart during the races. The |
Eleu will be us, d to follow the different !
boat races while the Cummins is to be
used for the yacht races. The latter
will not start until after all the yachts |
have gotten under way.
The Peru will probably be the only |
vessel in port on Saturday. She will |
go to the Channel wharf and will not !
therefore, interfere in any way with the !
race course.
The following are the officials, Re
satta committee: A. A. Wilder, chair
man; f. j. Church and S. f. p. Taylor;
Judges: Captain c. j. Campbell, c. ].
Mccarthy, and C. b. Wilson; A. w. |
Pearson. judge of yacht races; Starter
:. b. Wilson; Timers: Captain Parker,
Chris Willis, c. r. Wilder and f. e.
Harvey; Scorers: w. A. Brown and w.
II. Charlock; Clerk of the Course: w.
II .MOnsarrat; Secretary: j. w. Smith
les. Captain Harry Flint of the Har-
Dor Police has been specially engaged
to help keep the course clear. other
officers will probably be on hand.
Both the Healani and Myrtle Boat
Clubs will hold open house to their
friends throughout the day. Dancing
will begin promptly in the morning and
continue until late in the afternoon.
will be served.
Practically all of the stores in town
have agreed to close tomorrow.