The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-17
THE RACES
.SIx-OARED GIG RACE, STATION
AIRY SEATS.

AIRY SEATS.
Prize, $500.
Course.-Frofn judges boat out chan
mel to bell buoy. keeping spar buoy or
port side; turning bell buoy, keeping
same on port side; back to channel
keeping spar buoy on starboard side;
| thence back to start.
IKapio1ani Geo. Harris
The Kanoelani led from the start and
was seven lengths to the good rounding
| the spar. In turning the bell buoy the
Kanoelani had minute and a half the
| best of it. Prince Cupid's boat drew
farther away the farther it went and
the crew finished strong and in good
form in 1888 LIS. The Kapiolani cross
ed the line in 2s:46 rs. Four of the
crew of the winning boat are members
Of the S. S. Restorer's crew. The
course was very rough.
| mo. I have no complaint to make
said George Harris of the Kapiolani,
except that my oars We're too heavy
and it was too much for my men to
handle them.''
SENIOR SIX-OARED SLIDING SEAT
BARGE.
Prize, $500 Trophy.
Course.-From line between Railroad
wharf and SorenSon'S wharf to and
around flags opposite spar buoy, keep
ing the same on port side in turning,
thence back to judges boat.
Entries:
Healanis: r. McCorriston, stroke; E.
K. Allen, 5; w. Wilson, 4; B. F. He'll
.. PnhinSnp Q.
bow; H. Steiner, cox.
Myrtles: NJ. Simpson, stroke; L.
King, 5; Ned Crabbe, 4; R. Johnson, 3;
E. Kopke. 2; w. Lyle, bow; T. Hough,
cox.
The start of the race was delayed on
account of a mishap to Healani No.
SIS oar. The blues led by a quarter of
a length passing the judges. There was
no appreciate change at the lighthouse
and passing the Myrtle headquarters.
The Healanis were first around the
outer mark, but appeared to drift in
side, allowing their opponents to cut in
with a good lead. The Myrtles led at
the lighthouse by three lengths At
this point the Healanis spurted, but
their effort was futile as the reds
maintained their advantage and won
by three lengths. Time: Myrtles,
do III, ilCcIdIllS, 1O'Vf 80.
LAUNCH RACE.
First Prize, $500; Second Prize, $1,000
Trophies.
Course-From judges boat to and
around the bell buoy, keeping the same
on port side in turning. Thence back
to judges boat
Entries:
P. D. @. ...............J. A. Young
Fun ..........-..........P p. FitZgibbons
Julie .............M Mrs. G. E. Macfarlane
The Julie and Fun received 1-2 min
utes start from the p. d. Q. The Julie
won this event last year. The Fun got
off well and rounded the buoy well
ahead of the other competitors, the
p. D. Q. coming next and the Julie
last. At the lighthouse the P. D. @.
was decreasing the Fun's lead, but the
latter won by a dozen lengths in 24:37,
the P. D. as time being 24:5S rs.
SECOND DIVISION YACHTS.
First Prize, $500: Second Prize, $1,000
Trophies.
Course.-Start from ina ginary line
between the lighthouse and Healani
Boat House. Thence out the Channel,
keeping between the buoys and piles;
thence to Waikiki stake boat. lacking
around same; thence to Pearl Harbor
bar fairway buoy, lacking around
same: thence back to the bell buoy,
lacking around same; thence to spar
buoy, passing up channel finish opposite
judges stand. Going and coming from
Waikiki keep on seward side of bell
buoy.
Entries:
Myrtle Geo. A. Crozier
irish OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DOWSett
Maggie VIM. Lyle
MaIolo -....-.....-..-.--.C Chris. Johnson
SKIP ..-....--. --...J. +. Jaeger !
The Maggie was scratch. The handi-
caps We're as follows: Irish, Is min
utes; Myrtle. II minutes Maiolo, 90
minutes; Skip. 80 minutes The elaps-
ed times at the finish were:
Maggie 2:4s
SKIP $50 35
irish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Maloio -.---.-............3:0 "a
By virtue of the handicap the race
goes TO the Skip. the Irish and Mag
gle receiving second and third money.
The Maggie sailed her first race and
it was good one.
FIRST DIVISION YACHTS. !
First Prize, $500; Second Prize, $500 j
Trophies.