The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-12-31
HAWAII Gets
MANY AWARDS
List Shows Territory Well to the
Front Both in Number and
Grade of Prizes.

Hawan made a good showing when
the awards were passed out at the
Alaska Yukon Exposition and though
some exhibitors were not entirely salts
fed with the manner in which their
exhibits were judged, on the whole
there has been pretty general satisfac-
tion.
But one "highest award" was given
an exhibit in the Hawaiian building,
and that was for koa furniture. There
were many grand prizes, however, and
large assortment of gold medals al
lowed.
The Hawaiian Fibre Company is one
of the concerns which protested at an
award and the protest was SO determin-
ed that the class of the award was
raised from bronze medal to grand
prize. Other protests have been made
and some of them allowed.
Mrs. Caroline Haskins Gurrey was
awarded a gold medal for her set of
Photographic studies portraying Ha-
waiian types. These pictures made a
great impression.
To r. X. Bonine was awarded sill
yer medal for his collection of trans
paIencies, lantern slides, prints and
moving pictures. Though this is dis
tinguished recognition considering tn,
large number of professional photo
graphers who exhibited, it is consider
ed by those connected with the Hawaii
an exhibit that the BONNIE collection
| should have received gold medal a
the very least.
Several of the honorable mentions
have not satisfied the recipients ant
action on their protests will result, IL
some instances, in raising the class o
| the awards.
The following is complete list o
the awards, though action on protest
have made few changes. Lloyd Child
has not classified the changes as yet
but such as there are will only 1esul
in raising the class of some of tn
awards and will not in any way chang
the list of prize-winners. The list fol
lows:
Highest Award
Lucas Planning Mill, for koa furnitur,
Grand Prize
Hawaii Commission, for pineapples.
Hawaiian Fibre Co., for. sisal fibre.
Hawaiian Pineapple Growers ASS
citation, for fresh and canned pineaI
pies.
Territory of Hawaii, for collectiv
exhibit of forestry.
Territory of Hawaii, for general il
stallation and display of the Hawaiia
building.
Territory of Hawaii, for installatio
of biograph room, moving picture
stereopticon views and lectures.
, Territory of Hawaii, for collectiv
exhibit of wall maps; group map of IL
Islands; crossroads map of the Island
Territory of Hawaii, for fsh-o
!, beauty of exhibit.
Gold Medal
J. Armstrong, for taro flour.
d. d. Baldwin, for exhibit of col
chology.
Mrs. c. H. Gurrey. for collection
Photographic art studies of Hawaiia
types.
Mrs. Caroline H. Gurrey, for ethno
ogical exhibit.
! Hawaii Commission, for taro.
Hawaii Commission, for bananas.
Hawaiian Development Co., for kt
lumber and ohia railroad ties.
Hawaiian Fibre Co., for sisal fibre.
d. Howard Hitchcock, for water col
and oil paintings.
J. Hopp & Co., for koa furniture.
Alfred James. for koa furniture.
Mrs. Annie Kearns, for jelly, jai
etc.
Thomas Kelly, for jelly, jam, syru
marmalade, etc.
J. Oswald Lutted, for tabasco sauc
S pepper sauce.
e James McCandless, for ethnologic
!. exhibit.
Willis T. Pope, for relief map of H
B wall.
o Territory of Hawaii, for Kona cofft
y Territory of Hawaii, for collecti
school exhibit.
Territory of Hawaii, for forestry al
u botanical exhibit.
: Territory of Hawaii, for display
:, general educational features.
d Territory of Hawaii, for installati
y of tank of Hawaiian Islands.
n Territory of Hawaii, for installati
Q of sugar palace.
k U. S. Government Experiment 81
b ton, for rice and cotton.
u. s. Government Experiment 81
h ton, for tropical vegetables and pc
s nuts.
d Silver Medal
o r. X. BONNIE, for Photographic slid
6 transparencies moving pictures.
Boys Industrial School, Honolulu,
+ kukui portiere.
j. Mr.. Edwards, for vanilla extrac
i Vanilla beans.
y Hawaiian Bee Keepers Associate
IS for honey.
& Hawaii Commission, for avocado
IS and mangoes.
t O. Koelling Starch Factory, for ma
|, Moe starch.
Roscoe Perkins, for photograph
Q Photographic engagements.
!. DIR. Jared Smith, for tobacco In LEI
s Bronze Medal
y Kona Kanning Company, for jel
I jam and vanilla extract.
l. Miss Annie Parke, for water colo
Territory Of Hawaii, for installati