The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-21
RULES MADE FOR
YACHT HAWAII
Yacht Club Approves of Report
Turned in by Special
Committee.

At a meeting of the Hawaii yacht
club held in the offices of Magoon and
Weaver last night, the following rules
governing the use of the yacht Hawaii
were approved. These rules are subject
to alteration by the board of directors
of the club at any time they may
see fit.
The following is the report of the
committee:
The committee appointed by the Com
modore of the Hawaii Yacht Club,
Limited, to arrange set of rules gov
erning the use of the yacht Hawaii,
would recommend the following:
/. The yacht Hawaii shall be in
charge of G. T. Wilder as a special
committee, until his successor is ap-
pointed by the board of directors of
the Hawaii yacht club. He shall have
full charge of the yacht. He shall
give orders for all repairs, renewals
and painting or other work of the kind
and shall have full control of the
yacht s sailings, subject to the follow
ing conditions:
a. The yacht Hawaii shall not leave
her moorings, anchorage or wharf un.
less a responsible captain, named by
the special committeeman and authoriz-
ed by him, is in charge of the yacht.
b. In the crew shall be at least one
professional sailor. Alex. .Lundquist, or
his successor as caretaker being pref
cradle and, whenever practicable,
Charles Grenaa, or some equally ca
pable professional sailor shall also be
one of the crew.
c. The crew shall always consist of
not less than six capable yachtsmen,
Including professional sailors.
d. All members of this crew of six
that sails the yacht Hawaii shall be
passed on and approved by the special
committeeman.
2 The yacht Hawaii shall be open
to charter at any time, except on Of
fetal dates named by the Regatta Com
mittee. In which case the Hawaii shall
act as flagship subject to the following
conditions:
a. The charterer or charterers shall
pay to the Hawaii yacht club a sum
amounting to one dollar per day for
each member of the party on board,
exclusive of professional sailors, the
minimum charge to be ten dollars per
day.
b. In addition to the sum named in
section a, the eharterers shall pay the
entire expenses of the yacht while in
charter. these expenses TO include pay
of professional sailors and captain,
laundry. wharfage if any, vietualling,
water. towing and all other ineidentals.
8. When the yacht Hawaii is char
tered from Saturday at or after noon
until the following Monday morning
tin noon. this shall be considered as one
day. DAYS or fractions thereof in adj
dition shall be considered as additional
days and shall be paid for at the above
rate.
4. Charterers shall be absolutely re-
sponsible for all breakage and damage
aboard the yacht while under charter,
ordinary wear and tear excepted.
5. The yacht Hawaii shall be con-
sidered as in charter when she leaves
her mornings, except on an official trip
authorized by the regatta committee
of the club. in which case all expenses
of the trip shall be paid by those on
board but there shall be no charter
assessment
g. A committee shall be appointed
TO frame a set of inboard rules copy
Of which shall be posted on the yacht IS
bulletin board This committee would
recommend that one of these rules be
that the captain in charge of the yacht
Hawaii shall appoint his crew to their