The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-26
HE HAWAII WINNER OF THE TRANsPACIFlC RACE

1855 miles, Light NE. wind; moderate
sea. p. m, fresh NE. wind, with fol-
lowing sea. p m, wind has dropped
light, NE, with moderate sea. 10 mid
night, wind continues very light, NE.
July 10, 1910-S a. M, wind has been
very light since midnight. IL noon,
since morning the wind has dropped to
almost a calm, with smooth sea. Bar.
1924; lat. % deg. "a min. 81 sec. N,
long. 141 deg. 81 min. 10 sec. w. Dis
lance made, good l62 miles, p. m,
wind continues exceedingly light, with
smooth sea. 6 p. M, wind freshening
from NE, with smooth sea. Beautiful
moonlight night.
July 20, 1905 a. m, heavy squalls
from NV, but very light since mid
night. II noon, wind light, NE, since
a. M. Bar. 5000; lat. % deg. 46 min.
10 sec. N; long. 145 deg. IL min, 80
sec. w. Distance made, good 1872 miles.
Changed course to WSW p. M, fresh
NE. wind since noon. p. M, light
squalls from NV. 10 midnight, light
NE. wind, with occasional squalls.
July 81, 1905 a. M, wind has been
very light, Ne, since midnight. IL
noon, wind has freshened little. Bar.
1920; lat. % deg. min. 40 sec. NJ,
long. 148 deg. Al min. As sec. w. Dis
lance made, good 200 miles. D. M,
wind has held fresh NE. since noon,
with moderate sea. p. M, heavy
squalls from NV. Changed course to
WSW. y w.
July %, 1913 a. M, light NE.
wind; moderate sea. - noon, wind
continues very light. Bar. 1920; lat.
81 deg. 46 min. So sec. N, long. ISL deg.
so min. w. Distance made, good ITO
miles. 4 p. M, wind still very light.
p. m, wind has died down to a very
light breeze. ~ midnight, no change
in general conditions. We were in
hopes of making Diamond Head light
Saturday evening, but unless we pick
up a better wind than we have had for
the last twenty-four hours it is very
doubtful if we finish by Sunday noon.
July 23, 1910-9 a. M, wind still very
light, NE, with smooth sea. ~ noon,
wind and sea same as above. Bar. 1920 ;
lat. 81 deg. 80 min. sec. N, long. 1874
deg. 81 min. 80 sec. W. Distance made,
good las miles. p. m., wind shows
no signs of improvement. p. m, still
drifting along with very light breeze.
~ midnight, no change in wind or sea.
July "a, 1912 a. M, sighted Maui.
Wind still holds very light, with usual
smooth sea. 6 a. M, Halawa Point
bears south, ten miles. 3:23:30, crossed
the line.
Statistics Of Yachts.
Hawaii-Type, schooner; yacht club,
Hawaii; owner, Hawaii Yacht Club;
navigator, Capt. Charles Wilder; length
over all, 70 feet; length waterline, SO
feet; beam, 16 feet; draft, 9 feet in
ches; working sail area, 1900 SO. it.;
racing sails, 5000 So. it.; total spread,
$500 50. it.; handicap, scratch; crew,
10 men.
Sweetheart-Type, schooner; yacht
club, South Coast; owner, Commodore
r. O. p. Smith; navigator, Capt. Lew
Harris; length over all, SO feet; length
waterline, 40 feet; beam, Is feet @ in
ches; draft, 10 feet; working sail area,
$500 50. IT.; racing sail, 5000 SO. it,;
total spread, $500 So. IT,; handicap, IL
hours; crew, 10 men.
Aeolian; owner, Francis B. Smith; navi-
gator, Commodore L. t. Ward; length
over all, SO feet; length waterline, 3s
feet; beam, 1913 feet; draft, o feet;
working sail area, 1000 So. it,; racing
sails, 1000 50. IT.; total spread, 1000
50. it.; handicap, 10 hours; crew, 8 men.
Crews Of Yachts.
Hawaii-CommOdor Charles Wilder,
captain; w. H. Stroud, first officer;
Charles Lewis, second officer; Harry
Buck, bOatswain; Robert Hendry, Jack
o 'Brien, Viee-C Commodore T. V. King,
W. G. Wilder, Prince Kuhio Kalaniana-
ole; sailor, steward, eabin-boy.
Swe0theart-Capt. Lev Harris, Com
modore R. c. P. Smith. F. j. Whitney,
Walter Brnnniek, W. r. Jordan, H. D.
Hazard, Seaman King, Harry Jack;
sailor, cook.
Mollilou-CommodOre L. T. Ward,
captain; A. NJ. johnson, first officer; F.
Frankfort, second officer; w II. Craig,
W. II. Schroeder, T. FTederieki, J. Rus
sell; cook.
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