The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-08

,oating was called 10 ofder
y y In the absence of the
,5,nt Mr.. Thrum was asked to
", chair. The following mem
LING present: Messrs. Hassin-
funston, Thrum. Hastings,
AN Hedemann, Lyons, A. B.,
Y R., Brigham, and Hack
7 c. Macfarlane, the secre-
having gone home with the
:. lrr. Thurston read the report,
VAS corrected and adopted.
Hastings said commissions
y 10 issued to members of COM
,.vho were not members Of
Ti.,Tnmission as soon as Minister
y, rafnrned from the windward.
= .ba absence of W. 0. Smith,
r5 IN read the report of the
.-;ttqe on Agriculture, calling
,1ofal floor space of 1O18 square
raII 100. The report was &C
land referred to the Executive
1 Hassinger presented the report
- Committee on Horticulture,
rIure. etc. The report called
Ligr SPACE $50 square feet, wall
> I2O feet long and 9 feet high.
Hastings having expressed a
n retire from the committee,
Mmmittee recommend the ap-
~tngnt Of Hon. G. P. Iaukea, and
he other islands Francis Gay,
d, John Richardson, Maui. D.
J3binu, Hawaii. The report was
agted.
.GOne was present from the Fish
1nittee.
.1Dort Of Committee on Manufac-
= was presented by Mr.. Wich-
asking for a floor space of 1920
IIrall space of 600 feet. The re-
4 was accepted and referred to
Executive Committee.
In Redemann reported for the
|,nittee on Fine Arts, asking for
5r space of so square feet and
square feet of wall space. Also
space not less than 40 feet
re for exhibition of stereopticon
:. The report was accepted.
B the absence Of Prof. Alexander,
Hassinger presented the report
e Committee on Liberal Arts:
feet of floor space and $50
3 feet of wall space. The report
acepted.
Il Bingham reported for Com
4 on Ethnology, Metallurgy,
The following is an abstract
report:
ed: To ask for 900 square feet
ice and 1000 to 1900 feet of wall
led: That the chairman urge
Importance of having a suitable
IN as commissioner who shall
all his time to the exhibition
e able to not only explain the
bits, but also to give general in
ltiOn about the islands, their in
EiOns, products and capabilities,
flo call the attention of visitors
RetO. This the committee consider
be first Importance.
Tlted: That this committee is
opposed to the unwise
.y and useless expense of a separ-
building.
Taei: Not to make a display of
Ithen or barbarous objects, except
-2ugh the medium of photographs
.aby labelled.
WI. 7. BRIGHAM, Chairman.
lle report was accepted and re.
bed to the Executive Committee.
llereport of. the Committee on
Eeorology was read by W. r.
Ele, in the absence Of G. j. Lyons,
Eng for 60 square feet of wall
5aeepled and referred to Execu-
ECOmmittee.
u. Thurston said there were sew
reasons in favor Of exhibiting In
nate buildings. In the main
.lIng, if he was not mistaken, the
~at would be divided up and in
ease our exhibit would make a
slim show. The exhibit would
st IN q building q quarter of a
Il long. In a separate building.
laOn could be called to the ex-
lin various ways. Most Of the
Is and Territories were going
ave separate buildings.
Brigham said in his committee
natter had been discussed quite
@nghly. The plan at Chicago
% make the outer appearance
4e Exhibition beautiful. A
10y building would not be al.
a. 1t must be Of iron and
1t must be one-eighth of 6
rom the main buildings, not
llem as in Paris. The princi-
was the same as with a shop
yer who seeks the most fashion
street and most fashionable
.I% " streets. Strangers would not
n, Uese side buildings. In the
building, as he understood
< ny Tue exhibition was not large
.. ~a be kept together. At the
h. ra a-l. Exhibition, people woulc
tr, outside Of the building anc
. %ae IN unless they were asked
jc.r s' interest people who know
Ip ,ae nothing about the Islands
inv ilsS Dole thought the question
T Iiins:J to settle to day will
qne ul5ed supply of facts at oul
99I I:1' A division of the exhibit
saoI an! 1t; The suggestion of the
"a sica! Committee as to a mar
2spo ras OF great Importance, anC