The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-21
COMP LETTING DETAILS
FOR FIESTA PARADE
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Tableaux Floats-1st, Blue Flag; End,
Red Flag; 3rd. White Flag
School Floats-1st, Blue Flag; End,
| Red Flag; 3rd. White Flag.
Pau Riders-Yellow Ribbons: 1st,
$500; End, $500; 3rd, $1,000 4th, So. 90.
Juvenile Pau Riders-Yellow Rib
bons: 1st, $500; End, $3.50
Cowboy Juvenile-Yellow Ribbons:
1st. $500; End. $3.50.
Cowboy-Yellow Ribbons; LIST. $1,000;
End, $500.
Original Character on Horseback
1st, $500.
Best Appearing Lady Rider-1st, Blue
Ribbon; End Red Ribbon
Best Appearing Couple-1st, Blue
Ribbons; End, 2 Red Ribbons.
Juvenile Girl Rider-1st, Blue Rib
bon; End. Red Ribbon.
Carriag es-Multiple Team Vehicle
Eight and Six in Hand: LIST, Blue Rib
bon; End. Red Ribbon.
Four in Hand: LIST, Blue Ribbon; End,
Red Ribbon.
Double Team: 1st, Blue Ribbon; End.
Red Ribbon.
Tandem-1st, Blue Ribbon; End, Red
Ribbon.
Pony or Juvenile Turnout: LIST, Blue
Ribbon: End. Red Ribbon.
Trap: list, Blue Ribbon; End, Red
Ribbon.
Surrey, Single or Double: 1st, Blue
Ribbon: 2nd. Red Ribbon.
Special, s35 Prize for Multiple Team
Vehicle.
SPECIAL MEETING TODAY.
Mr. Gartley, in charge of the Floral
Parade Committee, wishes every men,
Der of the committee, assistants and
judges of autos. carriages and horse
back riders to meet with him this
morning at 1920 in the green parlor,
second floor, of the Alexander Young
instructions will be issued and these
should be received personally. There
are many details to be covered al this
meeting.
AUTO ENTRANTS MEETING.
All those who have entered the auto
section are asked to meet with A. NJ.
Brown, Marshal of the Day, at the
Promotion committee rooms this aft
ernoon a o'clock for a ten-minutes
discussion of instructions which it is
very important should be received per-
sonally by the entrants. The meeting
relates to their positions in the line
of the parade.
RIDE YOUR HORSE.
A F. Judd, in charge of the horse
back riders, other than the pau riders,
states that he will be glad if every
body in town owning a riding horse,
will enter the parade The men, ne
believes, should wear white if posi-
BILE, and leis should be worn about the
hats. or should adorn the necks of
their steeds A number of people have
asked Mr.. Judd about this section, and
Mr.. Judd says that it is expected that
owners of horses will readily aYall
themselves of the opportunity. Mr.
LYON. who owns pretty white horse,
entered yesterday.
THE PAU SECTION.
The streets of Honolulu already fash !
with the brilliant colOrs of the pau
skirt. The Manoa, Waikiki, Kalihi and
Nuuanu sections were out in force yes
terdav accustoming their horses to the
fiaring ends of the paus.
Frank Andrade, in charge of the pau
section, has one of the most difficult
divisions to take care of. There has
been a vast amount of detail work. lie
had to send to the country for horses.
On arrival here Saturday the bunch
had to be shod and the red plantation
dirt washed from their hides. Then
came the difficulty of satisfying every
body. This horse suited that person.
and the next one suited nobody. But
in the end nearly all corners We're salts
fed. Private horses have been loaned
with the knowledge that certain per j
sons were to ride them in the parade. |
Mr.. James B. Castles fine horse was |
loaned Yesterday.
Mrs Kamakea StiIlman. an old-time
pau rider, who has been giving instrue-
tions 10 the Younger element in adjust
ing pa-us will ride. She has been given
a fine. prancing horse and will undoubt
edly be a picture.
THE GRAND STAND.
Tickets for entrance to the race-track
grand stand in Kapiolani Park, from
which the judges will announce their
decision. will be on sale this morning
at Wall Nichols hook store and at the
Promotion Committee Office, Hotel
street. The tickets viii be fifty cents
each. The issuance of a limited num-
her of tickets was deemed wise, owing
TO the possible crush in that building.
That It will be the place of advantage
TO see the reviews of the various sec