The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-02-22

Each carriage or vehicle contestant
must have prepared for the judges g
complete statement giving conception
OF design Of his or her carriage or We,
hlcle, flowers or material used In the
decoration, color scheme, name of en-.
trant and occupants.
Carriages and Vehicles.
Judges-Capt. Soule, A, Nj. Brown
w. H. Smith.
PriZes-This committee must confer
with the judges of decorations before
awarding the prizes, and prizes will be
awarded by combining the average OF
points given by these judges and the
judges on decorations.
Points for Judging:
Craftsmanship or driving 1900. 40
Teams and Vehicles ........ 40
Equipment of Teams . 20
ROOSEVELT PRIZE.
For the largest family in the parade
Special prize--a surprise.
INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPETITORS
Directly after the several sections OF
the parade have been put at rest, the
judging of the Island Princesses will
take place. Each princess will ride
along from her position east Of the
bleachers around the circle of flags
and beck to the place OF commence,
me-.tt. Following the judging of prfn-
cesses, the pau riders will pass in
single file from their position around
the front of the grand stand to a point
opposite the bleachers, turn at that
point and return to their place Of COM
mencement. While the pau riders are
being judged in the half circle directly
in front of the grand stand, the other
riders will be judged in the outer halt
circle, starting from their position
Waialae of the bleachers, proceeding
by the outer half circle to a point OPP
posite first base. which will be marked
point of rest. The cowboy judging
will follow the other riders; also the
character riders.
Directly after the judging of all. OF
the horseback riders, as hereinbefore
described, the carriages of all kinds
will be obliged to drive the complete
circle.
When the judging is completed. the
prize winners will be notified and in
the order of their awards a new pa,
rade will be formed of the prize WIN
ners. These will proceed in single file
past the grand stand, the prizes being
awarded by Mrs. Carter directly in
front of the center of the grand stand.
After the prizes have been presented,
the recipients will proceed around the
circle and out the main entrance gate.
This will wind up the formal part of
the parade
1t is understood that the judging of
decorations of the automobiles, car
riages and bicycles will take place be-
tween nine and 9:45 at the Executive
building grounds, but no awards will
be made until the end of the judging.
which takes place at the baseball
grounds, when all prizes will be pre-
scented.
1t is extremely important to those
wishing to compete for prizes in any
of these three sections to be in line
at or about the Executive building be-
fore o'clock to avoid confusion and
ensure the careful attention of the
judges.
Afternoon, baseball at the baseball
park, 2:30 to $50; evening, to II, an
reception and dance at the
t1OCGi.
NOTES.
Queen Liliuokalani will review the
parade from a platform erected on the
grounds of her washington Place
home, accompanied by Princess kala-
and Princess Kawananakoa
Her majesty was requesed by the Flo
raj Parade committee to be their guest
Of honor, but she declined to take an
active part other than to view the pa
rade as outlined above. There will
be more than Is pau riders and a great
many Hawaiians and cowboys on
horseback and the Queen has express
I'd her warm approval of the endeaVol
Of the committee to revive the old pau
which so many Hawaiians could so
attractively participate.
The new feature of the parade VIII
be the competing Inter-Island Prfn,
,esses. There was some difficulty In
awarding them position in line, put
The heralds who will accompany the
orincesses from the different Islands
1rew lots to determine each location
n line, the result being as outlined in
he official program of the parade Sew
.raI of the horses have been shlppeo
@ Honolulu from the other Islands
md it is said that never has such
magnificent horsef1esh been exhibited
n a parade in Honolulu Each prln-
.ess will be superbly mounted ana
dressed in a costume Of her own choos-
ng and preceded by herald on horse
Jack carrying the banner of the isiana
which she represents. The color |
scheme of each pau is carried out IN
he dress of the herald and the oanne, |
nd in every way the competition Will
e unique Rivalry is very strong and |
he winner must not only be perfectly /
mounted and appointed, but u mag
lificent rider as well.
Arrangements have been made Win
fr. Ballentyne, manager of the street
ar company to give adequate ear ser
ice to enable the crowd to reach the
all grounds by either the King or
seretania avenue lines.
All the reserve seats at the basebali
rounds are practically sold, but tlck-
IS for admission will be on sale for
hose who care to see the competition
nd the awarding of prizes.
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