The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-21


ried.
July Is, noon-Lat 90 deg. 10 min.
N, long. 145 deg. 50 min. w. Course,
S. 81 w. Distance, 175 miles. Fresh
ENE. to E. breeze; squally weather;
cross seas.
July 10, noon-Lat. 90 deg. 20 min.
N, long. 149 deg. 4 min. w. Course,
S. 6S w. Distance, 1914 miles. Fresh
ENE. winds; squally weather; heavy
cross sea.
July II, noon-Lat. 90 deg So min.
NJ. long. 152 deg. min. w. Course,
s. So w. Distance, 1877 miles. Fresh
ENE. winds and squally weather; rough
cross seas; latter part, moderate wealth
err. Carrying all possible sail
July Is, noon-Lat. 20 deg sc min.
N, long. 1875 deg. II min. w. Course,
S. SO w. Distance, 1856 miles. Light
breeze, with heavy squalls. OFF Maui,
heavy seas.
10 July 19-Passed Diamond Head at
9:3S:06 n. m; off one mile. Distance,
l44 miles. Light breeze and heavy
squalls during the night. Carrying all
possible sail.
LOG OF THE LADY MAUD.
The following is the log of the Lady
Maud, Captain Lew b. Harris, sailing
master: -SRlWM
July 4-ll:3O a. M, up-anchor, all
plain sails set, waiting for the gun; II
noon, first over the line, As seconds
after the gun. Gwendolyn 9 minutes,
Hawaii 2 minutes so seconds, Lurline
4 minutes 8 seconds; breeze SW. by S.;
steering Sc. " S. Lurline passes us,
Gwendolyn also; holding Hawaii; COM
menced the sea log.
Noon July to noon July 81 p. M,
Lurline / mile ahead; Gwendolyn n
mile and Hawaii n mile astern;
Up. m, Lurline and Gwendolyn u mile
on port bow, Gwendolyn leading; Ha.
waii l mile on port quarter; p. M,
all the boats on the port quarter, very
little breeze; took in balloon jib and
set jib; A a. m, Lurline off port beam
y mile; a. m, Lurline and Gwen
dolyn astern; ~ noon, Lurline on star
board quarter, Gwendolyn on port
quarter, l mile distant; lat 30 deg.
80 min; long. 1lS deg. II min; dis
tance, Sc miles.
Noon July to noon July 6-5 a. m,
sail on port bow, miles, supposed to
be Gwendolyn; set ballooner and gaff
topsail; II noon, Gwendolyn ~ miles
on port bow; lat. 81 deg. 20 min. N,
long. 119 deg. 81 min. w; distance,
113 miles.
Noon July 6 to noon July IL p. M,
Gwendolyn on starboard beam 100
fathoms off; compared chronometers;
. p. m, Gwendolyn III miles astern;
| A a. m, Gwendolyn miles off star
board quarter; last we saw of her;
lat 90 deg. 40 min N. long. 12l deg.
II min; distance, 1876 miles.
Noon July to noon July S-Fresh
breeze and rain squalls, smooth sea;
lat. % deg 10 min, long. 1913 deg so
min. W.; distance, 1855 miles
Noon July s to noon July 9-Got the
So min. NJ, long. la deg. s min. W.;
IL noon, lat. 26 deg 40 min. NJ, long.
126 deg. 33 min. W.; distance, 173
miles; ~ noon, spinnaker halyard block
carried away.
Noon July to noon July 10-At s
p. IN. spanker throat halyard parted
lowered sail and repaired; gaff topsail
sheet parted, lowered mainsail, sewed
and bent topsail sheet and set main.
sail at IL a. M; hove to from 8 to IL;
lat. 26 deg. min. N, long. 1919 deg.
| so min. W; distance, $50 miles.
Noon July 10 to noon July 11-pStow-
ed jib, heavy sea, vessel laboring; sail
on the starboard bow, ship standing
north; lat. % deg 20 min. NJ, long.
1872 deg. "a min. W; distance 173 miles
Noon July IL to noon July 12-Rain
squalls, light breeze, heavy swell from
Ne; had sailed 116S miles, an average
of LAG miles a day; Diamond Head
bears S. so w. 1910 miles; lat. "a deg
36 min. ~, long. 1856 deg. Z min. W.;
distance, ls2 miles.
Noon July 10 to noon July 13-Spin
maker halyad parted 1890 p m; Q
a. m. set spinnaker; 0 a. m. topsail
sheet parted; overhauled sheets and re-
set sail; lat. "a deg min. N, long
139 deg 81 min. W; distance, $50 miles
: Noon July Is to noon July ~ p
) m, spinnaker outhaul carried away
slowed the sail; lat. 20 deg SO min. N.
long. 142 deg. As min. w; distance
100 miles.
Noon July IA to noon July ISL p
; m, spinnaker tearing, took it in; heavy
seas; squally; IL midnight, boom tackle
hIaak aarriaI A~aa hIoal and