The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-25
TIE CAMERA CLUB.
Their First Public Notwithstanding
and Exhibitors.

and Exhibitors.
The members of the Camera club after
enjoying in company with their imme
diate friends the opportunity to inspect
the amateur Photographic work of mem
bers of the club and which graced the
walls of their comfortable quarters, ex-
tended their kindness to the general
public to also view the display OF prints.
| In consequence of an invitation large
| number of residents visited the rooms on
Saturday evening and viewed the ex-
hibits made. The pictures were we'll
placed and the ample light showed the
details to good advantage. 1t would
be hardly proper to individualize
any of the pictures as regards merit
that belonging more properly to
the judges appointed and who may
feel disposed at some later day to an
nounce their awards What may be
said though is that the exhibition show
ed plainly that the amateur photogra-
pliers of Honolulu, as represented by
the Camera Club, are capable of Compel
ing successfully, with the professionals
of the art of counterfeit presentiment.
Following is the list of exhibits and
names of exhibitors
@. E. Boardman-Seven silver prints,
views in Hilo and Waikiki two bromide
contact prints, of Cocoanut island, Hilo
harbor.
j. F. Brown-Five bromide enlarge
ments; the 'sick doll, ," landscape views,
and can avenue in Kapiolani Park ;" one
transferrotype.
DIR. F. r. Day-One set of six trans
ferrotYpes, miscellaneous views.
Mrs. DR.. F. Il. Day-One bromide en-
largement, "child and dog"
Walter w. Gitfard-Three bromide en-
largements; sPrincess Kaiulani in Jap
anese costume; Freedom" and GA
Coming Squall." Ten silver prints; in
horn and w. G.. Irwin; 'Freedom,n
3"Surprised at Pasture" and views at
Waialua and Makiki.
{ Joseph A. Gilman-Oue bromide con-
tact print, scene at Waialae; silver
bathers, and landscape views.
John A. Hassinger-Two bromide en-
largements, % Junlata Spanish lady
in costume and ~ avenue of cocoanut
palms.
G.. Hedemann-Three bromide en-
largements, % Kipahulu Gulch, (2)
Hama harbor Maui, (3) in the woods on
Tantalus. 1 silver print instantaneous
Chinatown after the fire of 1887; silver
prints; % view from Punchbowl road,
(2) yacht Nyanza, 60 kindergarten,
a. informal meeting of the Camera club
Clash Light, (5) interior of residence of
I'll. w. Schmidt, Co. Makiki falls.
Frank Hustace-Two bromide enlarge
ments, scenes on the Old Plantation.
Mrs. E. W. Jordan-One bromide en-
largement, view from the verandah of
Hon. G. r. Bishop.
DIR. J. S. B. Pratt-Five silver prints
ID night blowing cereus; (2-5) scenes
about Hilo.
A. w. Richardson-Threeb bromide en-
largements, % native grass house, (2)
Chinese ladies in costume, 90 the
"Lover's retreat" Five silver prints, ID
duck ranch q to s. landscape views; 3
opals.
w. F. Thrum-Six bromide contact
prints ID Music Hall, ~ Government
building, $50 local views.
DIR. G.. B. Wood-Two bromide en-
largements, ID Harapepe. falls, ~ "the
laughing girl"
The following exhibits although origin
ally printed by the members whose
names are attached were not placed in
competition as assistance had been rem
dered in the final finishing by outside
parties.
''The Three Friends" after Herring's
famous picture, bromide enlargement
by Mr.. Frank Hustace.
Stereoscopic slides of local scenes, en-
closed in a stereopticon presented by
Napoleon Ill. to Queen Emma, by Mr..
@. Hedemann.
Miss Helene Irwin and Master J. Win
ter two bromide engagements vignettes,
by w. M. Giffard.
Hawaiian Grip bromide negative
and enlargement of typical native char
acter, by A. w. Richardson.