Honolulu Waterfront Festival Brings Quiet Merriment and Races
A day of aquatic sports and waterfront diversion in Honolulu ended with no disturbances. Healanis won the sole six oar event while the main race faced a foul decision, forcing a rematch next week. The carnival atmosphere featured varied entertainments and a carnival color scheme across the crowd.
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Harbor Crowd Thrives as Hadwallan Holiday Fetes Open
A sunlit harbor day draws thousands to the Pacific Mail dock and Channel warehouses. The Peru liner anchors the port as crowds flood the waterfront, cheering an early morning program and an afternoon of festive spectacles despite drenching showers.
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Regatta Day Races Open as Colors Light Harbor Scene
Rowing events favored Myrtle's crews in open barge and pair events with junior and senior winners. Yacht and sailing classes dominated by named boats, with vivid harbor crowds and parade dress. Spectators filled Wilder wharf, Inter Island and marine railway fronts amid flags and cheering as judges enjoyed elaborate banquets.
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