Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-15
NEW MOULDINGS and PICTURES C,.'
Just received per alameda at oOlllOy 81
were accepted by the government.

lie what terrible test II is to go at
top speed II only for few hours, but
" they were constantly on board ships
they wor.d know.
"All we hope for is clear weather.
and n fairly smooth sea and think I
am safe in saying that the world will
receive some figures which will aston.
ish them. All the officers from the
Admirals down are waiting to see the
results posted, and among the men
the same feeling exists.
1--WE, officers, who have been on
board torpedo or torpedo boat des.
trbyers know what speed is. but when
1t comes to the big armored cruisers
II is much different. The height Of
the big ships out of water, makes a
good deal Of difference when we are
out for speed. whereas the torpedo
boats are so low in the water that Il
does not make very much difference.
However. the results on Tuesday and
Wednesday will be watched with a
great deal of interest by all the navies
Of the world"
Fleet Tennis Championship.
To allow the officers of the feet to
get little more practice, Lieutenant
Mcmillan. fleet athletic officer, has de.
Cided that the tennis tournament for
the championship of the feet will not
be started until Monday the eth. so
far there have been eighteen entries
received for the singles. and eight for
the doubles. but 1t is quite possible
that there will be number of other
entries received before the entries
close.
Paymaster Nicholson is considered
to be one Of the best players In the
service, but with such men as Lieu
tenants Holmes and l.andenberger in
the game he will have to extend him.
e,ed title. Ensign Parker of the Ten.
ncssee is another expert with the
racquet, but as he has had very little
practice In the last year or so. 1t is
very doubtful II he will be able to get
in form to play. The matches will be
played on the courts of the Beretania
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Lieutenant Landenberger of the
Tennessee has been playing a good
deaI tbis vaar n, Newnort wbore tho
rocor, National ohomn,ors,in, varo
bo,d ana hos hoan nIny,ng NTH av-
, ceptionally good form.
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nm, McN,,,on hos rooaiyad ayo ON.
.r,es for Tho twelve cared roo,r. hoo,
,.co for pe.at,o nav and civ an,r,os
for IN. ,we,vo core, roo,rg ov,,or r.oo
rho crewo os all Tho hoats arc ao,ny
hard u~rL ana n 10 so,o :, Gov ,h,,
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n, tho hos, r,c,n, ,h,t ,hoy have over
,oon nov, So,vraav mo.,ina M
greatest rivalry exists among the diff.
fcrent ships as to which one has the
best crew, but after Saturday that will
be a matter of history as far as the
fleet is concerned. The following
ships have entered crews for the
twelve-oared racing boats: Tennessee,
West Virginia California, South Da.
kota and Washington. The twelve
cared racing cutters: Tennessee.
West Virginia, California, South Da-
kota. Maryland and Washington.
co,or,so "a s,,v With Fleet
A rumor seemed IN no around this
morning among tho sbips that owing
IN tho ho,Ier tuhe burstinp IN the Col.
orado last Wednesday. that she would
NOT Ia ono nj the Sims tn leave with
the feet on the cruise TO Oriental wat.