Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-31
Labor Day Events
Promise Good Time
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.. 50-yard running race lgirls under
~ years.; first prize s., second $3.50.
3. 5O.yard running race lboys under
IL years.; first prize S.. second $3.50.
1. Seventy.five.yard running race
(girls from ~ to 10 years. first prize
s., second SEQ.
.. Seventy.fve.yard running race
,boys from IL to 10 years.. first prize
IS, second $3.50.
9. Seventy.five-yard young ladies
race: first prize $3.50. second s., third
$3.50.
Z. One.fourth.mile young mems
race; first prize so. second S.. thiri
$3.50.
S. lo0.yard fat mems race; first
prize SIS. second $40. third s..
.. l50.yard apprentice race; first
prize SO. second So, third $3.50.
10. 75.yard old mems race lover so
years.; first prize SIS, second so,
third 81.
II. lj0-yard single union mems race;
first prize $40. second s.. third $3.50.
IL. 1j0.yard married union mems
race; first prize sl5, second so. third
81.
! 10. 50.yard three.legged race Con
/ boysl: FIRST prize s.. sccOnU $50.
II. j0.yard lat ladies race; first
piiGe s5 second $3.50.
/ 10. Moiasges roll contest; first prize
s.. second $3.50.
, 10. jG.yGrd smokers race: first prize
sl5, second SO. third S..
II. One.halr.miie bicycle race (boys
under 10 years.: first prize $3.50, sec.
Ond So. third $3.50.
rs. One.milc bicycle race lprofcs.
sionaD: prize $50.
10. Relay foot race Zone mileI in
quarter; prize $50.
90. Oneiourth mile bicycle race
lgirls under 10 years.; first prize
$3.50. second S., third $3.50.
p. Hop. skip and jump: prize S..
%. Running broad jump: prize s.
90. Running high jump; prize s..
"a. Tug of war tabor unionsJ: firs'
prize $50, second s25.
%. iUO.yard joint committee mcn'G
race: first prize S25. second SIS. third
So fourth S..
Any person winning one prize in the
above events is debarred from ali 9th
ers. lie decisions of the judges will
be final.
The following officers will have
charge OF the sports: NJ. Patton. T.. !
sullivan and James Allen. judges
Charles Graham, announcer: J. J. MOL
Ian. starter. and J. 7. Shaler. awarder
The third and last part OF the day
program will be the grand ball In IN,
drill shed. which will begin at SO
: o'clock with the usual grand marrn
: Invitations have been issued to owe
: 500 men each of whom Is expected u
lake lady. This will swell the nun
her to about 800 people. The drill
shed will be beautifully decorated TO
= the occasion and the brilliant anC
r artistic lighting by electricity will bt
one of the features. The music viii
be furnished by Captain Berger's OF
chestra. which will be stationed In
specially erected stand.
The funds so far subscribed amour
TO $2.S45. which will be ample to cove
all expenses besides leaving hand
some surplus to be presented to III
e Hospital for lncurables.
t Following will be the officers L
: charge OF the events of the day
t Thomas Irving lchairman), Charlie
:. MART son twice chairman. Thoma
o N. Rae lsecretary) and Robert Ran
G sey treasurcrl, officers of the day
p Matthew Heffern, grand marshal
q Thomas Rae, chief marshal; job
Danson. J. n. Henry, Michael Patoi
Michael Purcell and Alexander Morr
son, aides to grand marshal; Thoma
Irving. J. T. Shaler and William Git
committee on parade.