Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-22
MONSTER FLORAL AND
PAU PARADE.
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lIontinueu from rage f.l
women we're: Willie Holt, Jimmie
Holt. Master Bellina, Ezra Crane, Will
lie Patty, George Murray. Harry Holt,
Emily Magoon, l.. Low, II. Won Holt,
Jr.. Allan Rowatt (garbed as an In
diam, Robert Quinn. Rosie Herbert,
Marcus Monsarratt and Willie Ouder-
kirk.
Besides the vehicles which took part
In the procession, the streets were
thronged with a number OF rigs OF all
kinds OF descriptions, from which in
terested spectators watched the pro-
cession. Some OF these rigs were dec
Grated with a few lags flowers and
greens, Willie others were plain.
Among those which were noticed
were carriages driven by: Tax Assessor
Jas. l.. Holt, Mrs. Along, 7. NJ. Lyons,
w. l.. Wilcox, Tom Lucas, Mr.. LANCE
Mr. McCandless, Mrs. Simpson, Mr.
Blackman, DR.. Day. Senator Dickey,
DR.. Bingham, Mr.. Bray. Captain OTIS
Professor Krause. August Dreier Mr.
Denison and others.
Uncle Sam and Hawaii.
The Kaahumanu School was repre-
scented In the parade by two floats. The
first, two seated pony carriage owned
by Thomas Hollinger, was decorated
In the national colors On the front
seat sat a coal black coachman, Mas
ter Willie Hollinger, and on the back
seat appeared George Washington.
Miss Psyche Berry, and Lady WASH
ington, Miss Julia Hollinger.
The second float represented the
United States and Hawaii. A large
| government transport wagon drawn by
four mules conveyed the Goddess CT
Liberty, Miss Sybil Winter, supported
by the Army" Master Harry Decker.
and the Navy" Master Nat Biart.
Uncle SAM" Master Nelson Spen-
Ger, occupied a prominent place under
the Stars and Stripes and one OF the
most important government depart
ments was represented by mail car
rier who has not yet passed the Civil
Service examination, Enoka Waa.
Hawaii" was represented by Miss
Mary Manunul. Four Kahill bearerc,
Master James Aylett, Kermit Mcclure,
Jonah Kellaa and Koohe Kealawaiole,
accompanied the young lady. The
school colors, red and green, appeared
in the floral decorations OF the floats.
Streets are Lined.
Shortly after 10 o'clock the bugle
| for starting of the great process.
sion sounded and those of the i'm.
mense crowd around Thomas Square
who had not already gone over to the
King street side. rushed for positions
From Thomas Square down King
street, all the way to the Young hotel,
both sides OF King street were crowd.
ed and the crowds cheered and waved
as the long line of beautifully adorned
autos, handsome rigs and dashing rid.
mrs went by.
eassing Young Hotel.
In front Of the Young Hotel, as the
procession turned up Bishop street to
Hotel, the people were packed thick
and the mob continued around along
Hotel street to Alakea, where II be.
gan to thin. After that, along to
Thomas Square again, the spectators
were chiefly folks at home who viewed
the line from their verandas or gate.
ways. When the parade struck King
street again, near Thomas Square, the
downtown crowd was hurrying out 10
the Kaptolani Park and thousands
saw the procession as 1t sped along Ka.
Iakaua avenue, out to Diamond Head.
The Queen Sees Parade.
Queen Liliuokalani, accompanied by