The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
IN The
BIG FLORAL
PARADE
How the Entries viii
Be Placed i'm
Line.

| The Floral Parade Committee held g
| luncheon table at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel, the meeting being called by
Alonzo Gartley, chairman, to arrange
many of the necessary details and to
discuss the plans for the handling of
what promises to be the most remark
able parade ever undertaken in Homo
lulu. There were present Messrs.
Gartley, Gerrit Wilder, Sheriff A NJ.
Brown, R. w. Shingle, in charge of the
vehicles, Frank Andrade, in charge of
the Pau riders, and f. NJ. Boyd, who
evening fete in honor of the partici
pants.
Reports from every subcommittee
W ere most encoura ging. The auto en-
tries are as follows:
Division A: cars over 20 h. PRO
motion Committee car, w. II. Baird,
7. G. Davies, G. P. Wilder, A. A
Young, Mr.. Chaplin of New York, Wal
ter Macfarlane, Albert F. Along, Alex.
Young, J. A. McCandless, F. E. Rich
ardson, Mr.. Won Hamm, Hawaiian
Hotel.
Division B; between II and IS h. p
James Quinn, Miss Lawrence (Kinder-
garten schools), DR.. r. w. Anderson,
Mr.. Bell Of Minneapolis, E H. Lewis,
G.. Schuman, Marston Campbell, r.
Dexter, E H. Lewis, w. M Campbell,
E. Paris, c. Bellina, L. Marks, Hawai-
ian Hotel. H. Fujikawa.
Division c; runabouts.-George Den
son, j. J. BeIser, F. T. Bickerton,
Dr.. w. D. Moore, A. Waterhouse,
EIackfeld r Co, Jamt B. Dole, G.
Owens, Moana Hotel
The plan as outlined will be to rem |
devious the motor vehicles in Young |
street on one side of Thomas Square, |
md the horse-drawn vehicles on the |
1ther side of the Square, in Young |
street. This will give the square prop
9r to the use of the horse riders and |
Will avoid confusion
1t was decided that the judges of |
ZACH section should view the entries |
while at rest in the various rendez-
yous sections they being conveyed in |
decorated carriages. The parade will |
move promptly at 9 o'clock. while the
lowers and decorations are fresh
There will be constructed for the
Judges a stand on the makai side of |
Thomas Square and all vehicles will |
1ass in front of the judges before pro-
eeding down town. The numbers as
igned to autos are for their assem- |
,ling.
Horse-drawn vehicles will be station
d in column according to the order
# their arrival at the rendezvous This
Fas decided to be the only method
hat could be adopted with satisfac-
ion to the marshal, judges and con-
estants. 1t is expected, however, that
his section of the parade shall move !
. a certain order to be fixed by the /
1arShal of the Day.
THE PAU RIDERS.
The horseback section viii assemble
rst at the corner of Beretania and !
ing streets and proceed to the rem
ezvous in the Square via King street,
anoping up this thoroughfare and in
aality opening up the days display.
The outlook is better than ever for a |
lost remarkable festal turnout The
acorative work on the autos exceeds
lat OF the previous display, as the l
umber OF entries is more than twice
: great. Some astonishing effects are L
romised, both pictorially and as to q
le decorative use of flowers, foliage i
I'd bunting. :.
The three sections of the parade will q
ave their own captains, and prizes I
i'll be awarded for excellence, the =
nall cars being judged as between h
eInselves as well as the large ones. +,
There will be in the horse-drawn .
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