The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-02
RECEPTION OF BIG FLEET
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Continued srNz, PAGE oneo
sAe other details q the program YET
II $ osnulOsss state. some Of the DIS
tails settled Sn6 great many % them
yes unsettled. Many o. the outlined
pans % the S1occnrnf1tess have been
tentatively approved OF and various
amounts have been voted. totSling
sszS approximately two-thirds u
what II Is estimated the total cost %
the entertainment is to BE-
Nothing in zoe way OF distinctive
Hawaiian entertainment has been done
with the exception % the talk OF the
grand hoSuro. which has not as yet
r,steriSlins6 into snything definite 1t
is the hope ~ the committee that this
may evolve itself into luau- The
matter O. giving luau 10 be paid
fo- out % the subscribed funds is on.
90 ne question the cost being pro-
hioiCive- L IS shocsht. however. that
Il the hooknpu idsS takes root the az
fair viii develop II the Hawaiian cit
liens show 8 desire 70 contribute as
tl-sir share Of the entertainment the
r.stsrszlS for lusu and viii look
after IT. the affair can be given and
hs $ great success The Intsr-IslSnd
steamships Will carry free Of charge
anything contributed on the other is
lands. Snd the poi factory has agreed
70 prepare free OF charge Sll the poi
thar c2n De made from contributed
rs-o. going further in their offer by
p-o1liSSng to supply Sn the poi over
whsr : contributed that may be
needed for shy luSu-
Il there IS anything 10 De done with
r1.S, however,. II viii have 70 be de-
c-Gsi very shortly in order that it can
districts rhzt the luau is TO Be given
o. tbs hookupu and the gathering Of
supplies arranged for.
IN regard 70 the reception and dance
for the officers. which cannot be dis
pscSsi with. even II 0utvoted by the
COMMITTEES, II has been suggested that
The Chairman OF the entertainment
committee ask some one 70 take the
affair IN hand. draw up s. list Of four
hundred OF more names and ask those
men 70 set as hosts for the affair. sub
Scrfoi1s 20 meet the cost This is the
Only way the reception can be given
without friction ard i, after all, the
only proper way
WATER WAGON RESOLUTION.
ne resolution Of the executive COM
mirrse 70 put every intoNcant from
simple cider 20 swioss on the tabu list
ass sprung az the meeting yesterday.
AZ which meeting there were several
things happening. including the
naughty stalking out Of the repressn-
Estive OF the Star. after he had sx-
changed rep2r1se with George R. Car
ter. L Tsnnsy Pax in quoting the
opinion o. 3 subscriber 10 the fund.
asked the reporters present 10 regard
The quotation as privileged coumUni-
cation Reporter Brewster refused 70
promise anything without direct au-
-horiry from his office. whereupon
Chairman Garter invited him 10 take
walk Brewster sat tight and the
threatened 10 adjourn the
Then Brewster teIsphOred 10
the star headquarters and departed
Mr. Peck took up the thread Of MS
again which had 10 do with
ooozs- WzIdroa ths1 moved that the
committee 90 OF record as refusing TO
pay any account incurred either di-
-sctly OF Indirectly for liquors This
Vas carried BY q unanimous vote. al
though J ? Morgan asked TO be put
d record as not voting al all
Thsre was 10 discussion Of the booze
question for or against
Some small appropriations were
1assez- the press committee getting
sI75 for their work and the informa-
-fon committee 800 for preliminary
printing and ireidentals.
Colonel Jones reported on the prog
-ess Of the decorators and asked that
1910 b appropriated for the WORK Of
wiring the streets for the incaudes-
csnts. This was passed
Tle committee went On record re-
CARING what II would consider cost
Ehsu contributors offered 10 do work
D furnish supplies At cost" as mean
lnE that amount OF money which would
D last % the person Or firm if 10 pay
uent at all we're made
Tie formal thanks OF the COMMITTEES
vas Passed 10 the Hawaiian Electric
CO. the Honolulu Iron WORKS, Cation.
Nell < Co The Hawaiian News Co
and Val SichOIs Co. all Of which
arms have offered 10 supply material
for decorations and power for electric