The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-09-16
|AWA| TING
EN- TRIES
Everything Ready
For the Big
Regatta.
MAMMOTH LIST
OF ATTRACTIONS
This Years Aquatic Festival Prom.
ises to Be the Best on
Record.

me following program of races for
Regatta Day, and the prizes offered,
has been announced by the Regatta
Committee:
Six-oared sliding-seat barge, free for
all; prize, 800 trophy Six-oared gig.
stationary seat, prize $50. Six-oared
sliding-se barge, freshman race:
prize, s25 trophy. First class yacht
race; first prize, $50 trophy, and sec.
ond, $50 trophy. Second class yacht
race; first prize, $50 trophy, and sec
ond, 500 trophy. Third class yacht
race; first prize, $50 trophy; second,
$40 trophy, and third, SIS trophy
Fourth class yacht race; first prize, $25
trophy, and second, $50 trophy Tug of
war between Japanese. fishing boats;
prize, $50. Swimming race, 100 yards
straightaway; prize, SIS. Diving con-
test for time; prize SIS. Four-oared
shell race; prize, sa5 trophy. Whale
boat race; first prize, $50, and second.
So Six paddle canoe race; first prize.
Dared barge race, slfding-seat; prize,
S25 trophy. Steamer-boat race; first
prize, $50, and second, SIS. Sailing
canoe race; first prize, $50, and second,
So Half-mile, more or less, swim
ming contest; prize, s15 Four cared
merchant ships boats; first prize, 800.
and second. $40. Two-oared shoreboat
race; first prize, SIS, and second, $40.
Two-oared sliding-seat race, in boats
from Germany; prize. $50 trophy.
There are, in all, twenty races. After
the diving contest there will be an in
PERMISSION of an hour for lunch The
four-oared shell race will start the
second part of the program.
The above program is subject to
change. The races are open to all. No
entry fees will be charged. Swimming
and diving races entries open until
start of races
All rowing races are to be governed
by the racing rules of the Hawaiian
Rowing Association.
Each entry shall include the name of
the boat, or if it have none, the name
of the person who enters it in the
race
Entries close with J. w. Smithies at
Pacific Hardware Company, at 5 p. M,
Wednesday, September Is, 1901
For further information apply to the
Regatta Committee, or the Secretary,
]. w. Smithies.
The courses for the rowing events
will be as follows:
Senior six Dared barge = Railroad
wharf, around two flags to be anchor
ed mauka of the spar buoy, and finish
at the judges stand.
Pair-oar, sliding -seat-Judges' stand
to makai end of channel. or quaran-
tine wharf.
Four-oared shell race Railroad
wharf to makai end of channel, or
quarantine wharf.
Freshman, six-oared barge-Judges'
stand, around the same two flags as
in the senior race, to judges stand.
Intermediate six cared barge =
Judges stand, around knuckle buoy, !
and back to start.
The Regatta Committee held meet /
ing on Saturday morning, in the office |
of Robertson & Wilder. Present We're; /
A. A. Wilder of the Myrtle Boat Club. /,
F. ]. Church of the Healani Yacht and 1
Boat Club, and S. E. P. Taylor of the |
Leilani Boat Club.
The question of races and prizes was /
settled, and the meeting adjourned I'M i
til some day this week, when the i
iudges for next Saturday will be chos- i
on and final details arranged.
The judges pontoon VIII De staIioiied
&C nsnaIFon a line with the. Pacific
Mail dock. There is a movement on
foot in favor of having the judges
stand located in front of the Myrt!e
...n,,. is that as the majority of the
rowing and yachting enthusiasts con-
prseafe at the lighthouses, as well as
! great many substantial contributors
10 the Regatta fund, things snouio oe
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