Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-21
Baseball
Boxing
Boating
Committee
Report On Hawaii

After due consideration the com.
mittee appointed to make the rules
in connection with the use Of the
yacht Hawaii t,frned in their report
at meeting of the club last night.
The rules. which are printed be-
low. are subject to alteration by
the board Of directors OF the club at
any time they may think Mt. The
report reads as follows:
1. The yacht Hawaii shall be in
charge OF c. 7. 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, re-
newals and painting and other work
of the kind and shall have full
control of the yachts sailings, SUBJ
ject to the following conditions;
a. The yacht Hawaii shall not
leave her mornings. anchorage or
wharf unless a responsible captain,
named by the special committeeman
and authorized by him, is in charge
of the yacht.
b. In the crew shall be at least
one professional sailor. Alex Lund-
quist, or his successor as caretaker,
being preferable. and. whenever
practicable. Charles Grenaa, or some
equally capable professional sailor
shall also be one OF the crew.
c. The crew shall always con-
sist 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 Official dates named by the Re-
gatta Committee. 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 charterers shall
pay the entire expenses OF the yacht
while In charter. these expenses to
include pay of professional sailors
and captain, laundry. wharfage, II
any. victualling. water, towing and
all other incidentals.
3. When the yacht Hawaii Is
chartered from Saturday at or after
noon until the following Monday
morning till noon, this shall be
considered as one day. Days or
, fractions thereof In addition shall
be considered as additional days and
shall be paid for at the above rates.
4. Charterers shall be absolutely
responsible for all breakage and
damage aboard the yacht while I'M
der charter. ordinary wear and tear
excepted.
5. The yacht Hawaii shall be
considered as in charter when she
leaves her mornings. except on an
official trip authorized by the Re-
gatta 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
6. A committee shall be appoint
ed to frame a set of inboard rules, a
copy of which shall be posted on
the yachts bulletin board. This
committee would recommend that
one or these rules be that the cap
tain in charge of the yacht Hawaii
shall appoint his crew to their diff
ferent stations and divide them into
watches In all cases.
The above rules and regulations
pretty well cover any possible thing
! that might happen, and the COM
mittee seem to have thought of
everything in connection with the
yacht.
II. A. Parker, the New Zealander,
who has resided in Australia for
some time past, was defeated In Lon
don lately at tennis by Richie. who
managed to secure three sets to the
| Maorilander's one. The scores were
! 1l-13, Ga, 6-1. and 60. Gore and
Barrett also beat Quill IN. H. and
Parker IN. s. W. three sets straight
I-6-3, 6-2, and 81. Parker was In
this city in 1906 and had couple of
games with WIN Roth and Major
Van Vliet. The New Zealander is not
! In Norman Brookes' class, but still
plays good game.
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There will probably not be a
baseball game between the team
/ that went to Maui and the one that
made the Hilo trip. The Hilo tour
lists cannot get the same team to-