The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-08-31
EVENTS THAT WILL TAKE PLACE
ON MONDAY.
Parade, Literary Exercises, Sports at
Kapioani Park and Grand Ballot
ficers of the Day.

MONDAY Will De general nOllQay.
This has been decided by common con-
Governor closing all Government offices
at that time. The banks followed suit
by declaring the day off and merchants
have now decided to make a holiday of
it and enjoy all the good time that may
be going, Stores and other business es-
Establishments will keep holiday hours.
The Honolulu Iron Works and similar
institutions will close Saturday after
noon and not open again until Tuesday.
The parade on Monday will start
promptly at o'clock and will be over
in a little less than two hours. The
committee requests that the floats ar
rive at the drill shed about o'clock in
order that there may be ample time to
assign them in the line. AS at present
arranged, subject to change, the order
of the parade will be as follows
Mounted Patrol.
Platoon of Police.
Band.
Marshal of the Day.
Banner and Flag.
Chairman.
Secretary and Treasurer
Government Officials.
Invited Guests.
Goddess of Liberty.
School Children.
Fire Department.
Plumbers Floats.
Journeymen Plumbers.
Painters Floats.
Journeymen Painters.
Lucas Bros Carpenters.
Bricklayers
Ironworkers Floats. Ironworkers.
Band.
Vineyard Float.
Sewing Machine.
Workingmen's Float.
Blacksmith Shop.
Printing Press.
Tents and Awnings,
Four Horse Team.
Electric Display.
Eight-Horse Team.
Steam Launch.
Band.
Miss Lilly Murray, daughter Of Cap
tain II. B. Murray, will be the Coo dess
of liberty.
There will be a bus in the parade as
signed to representatives OF the city
papers and foreign correspondents.
| The parade will be disbanded 81 the
| capitol building. Immediately there
after literary exercises will be held on
| the grounds around the band stand
! Three set speeches will be delivered
| from the stand and there will be other
| features.
The grand marshal of the day will be
George Ward. He will be assisted by
the following aides: George Campbell
H. l.. Wolfe, F. Howland and George r
! Stowe. The literary exercises will be
| supervised by Fl. L. Wolfe, ]. Dillon and
Mr.. Slattery. Fred Rowland assisted
| by L. Jamiesen, will have charge of the
| ball at evening.
The sports at Kapiolanl park will be.
gin at l o'clock sharp. Aside from the
horse races, the program of which is
still in process of organization or for
nation, the following events will take
place:
Half mile bicycle race, open; one
! fourth mile bicycle race, open; one
! fourth mile bicycle race for boys under
IA years; sack race; fat mans race
(over 200 pounds); 100 yards, open; 81
yards, apprentices, all trades; so yards
under II; so yards, boys under 49, 81
yards, girls under 12; so yards, girls
under IS; standing broad jump; run.
ming broad jump; running high jump
putting 16-pound shot old mans race
] (over 60 years.. Three prizes will be
given for each event.
The grand march of the ball in the
drill shed at night will start at clocl
sharp. Tomorrow morning decorators
will begin work on the hall 1t is pur
posed to make the ball the big closinl
event of the day. Invitations have beer
sent out, but those not receiving any
are requested to communicate with tn,
committee.