The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-30
YACHT CRUISE
To HALE|WA
Leaving Saturday Evening, the
Yachts viii Return on
Monday.

Commodore Wilder, of the Hawaii
Yacht Club, has sent out the follow
ing official notice for publication.
Everybody please take notice.
lfThe yacht Hawaii II. viii take part
in the scheduled cruise to Haleiwa
starting at O'Clock next Saturday
evening, July 8. All members of the
yacht club who wish to take part in
the cruise are welcome to 60 and to
take their friends if they will make
known their wish in good time.
'tAll those going on the cruise will
be expected to pay their pro rata share
of the expenses for food, etc. 1t is
expressly asked that those who intend
to, take part in this cruise will notify
the commodore at their very earliest
possible convenience
1.-THE yacht Hawaii II. will be along
side the wharf at the foot of Fort
street on Saturday afternoon and all
those who are going on her are re-
quested to be there with their dun
mage as soon after 5 o'clock as posi-
BILE, so that there may be no delay
with the start and the yachts can
leave the harbor during daylight
''The yachts will sail leisurely for
Haleiwa so as to arrive off the Hale
iva creek soon after daylight. They
viii then enter the bay and drop an
Choir off the hotel. There is deep water
and good anchorage well up to the
shore.
Immediately on dropping anchor
all yachts will dress ship and wait TO
send boats ashore until after the flag
ship. Hawaii Ii. has sent boat ashore.
''Sunday will be spent at Haleiwa
and the return will De started early
Monday morning"
A Delightful Cruise.
This cruise To Haleiwa will be an
other of the delightful yachting af-
fairs Il ut have been arranged to give
the larN7iill -rs a chance to get out
on thU wafer and catch on to the
keen JOY of yachting. In every way it
will be just such another event as the
race to Kahului, with similar genial
hospitality at the other end and good
three days fun for everybody who de-
sires to get in on the big doings.
All the Yachts to Sail.
The yachts will al take part. Mrs.
Miller, owner of the Luka, viii have
a party Of friends on the good schooner
yacht. Many of them will be of the
fair sex and they viii show the. men
yaehtsnen that there are plenty of
enthusiasts In the yachting game here
beside the ordinary male handlers.
The Hawaii II. will carry a large
party and all those who expect to go
on the trip are hidden to take notice
of Commodore Wilder's official notice
and to take care that they get their
applications in early not to do as they
did on the Kahului race when bunch
OF them came round at the last minute
and shouted very loud because there
was no room for them.
The Kamehameha will sail on the
trip. Captain Nicely will be on board
with special permit to get out and
push behind when the good sloop gets
off Barber's point and the wind drops.
This IS Captain Neely's speciality. He
does 1t reg lar especially in yacht
races. Charlie Lewis will also be
there and the rest of the crew state
that they have purchased a patent nose
bag for him in ease he turns in during
the night.
Look Out for Marlin.
The Hawaii I, Gladys and Charlotte
c will also take part in the cruise and
will ali have the usual crews of live
ones aboard.
Clifford Kimball, the new manager of
the Haleiwa Hotel, has promised to see
that the yaehtsmen are properly looked
after while they are in port. St Clair
Bidgood, will also be there and, be-
tween the two of them, there is little
chance of anything being lacking in the
way of entertainment.
On Sunday morning quite a crowd of
yachtsmen and their friends. who will
be held in town over Saturday night
by the pink tea At the Orpheum. viii
take the special down to Haleiwa and
return on the yachts on Monday.
With a full moon for the cruise at
night, fair trade wind such as is as
sured by recent weather conditions and
a good bunch aboard every craft, there
is no reason why this should not prove
to be the jolliest and most successful