The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-04-02
EXHIBIT WILL
Be A WONDER

\ MhNN exposition goes forward On the
transport bis, which touches here
hno'l NAY " hhu lhe tNhini' "hlch
ms "''h =" 'M'iuhN RAiherea' pack
90 ana lhu'i'l' y expected 70 be IN
ieA"lh'Ns int d'NpihN on June j. "heh
'he exposition opens
Best Hawaiian Quintet.
M, ,he lac, ~ an. .,,r..,i.as 81,
Hawaii's buildiug will no Ernes, X.
ais Hawaiian o,ehestra 10 v;n tsL,
six or seven nl.vers and s,n,,ors ,vi,h
him. some ~ tho hest In ,he Islands
mA. y,.,. 49,.
ne hawah building is large and
wen atrnhgea' IN one part WIZ be
tanN' ana when the visitor looks into
u ne wiz see the hawaiian Islands ~
Iel,ei' naue 10 sc",e, ana resting IN
w"'e, Jus rs tne is'ahus ne IN the
80 .ho n,or';s. , ,,,;,, - - Psns
the brillinnt hued fishes of Hawaiian
waters will be seen. Mr.. Childs plans
TO send a shipment of fish on the Dix,
and another will follow on the United
States Fish Commission vessel, the AL.
batross. The carrying of these fish
VIII Ut lNiEflN thDtFliltnluls
Pine School Dianlav
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ne s sInoo, . 49,. S "n. oe u'Ip."y eo
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s "a I ,;' u S ' u. gu "e,e
- .horo !, iii ~ 80 90 +hn rnh
liz hofora ha;n@ - "a M CO.. ihiD.
ment tn Seattle II viii form tho most
extensive and interesting school ex.
hibit ever gathered in the Islands
Nucb az II viii no disnl.ved ON tabIes
made If koa donated Nv The Hawaiian
Nabogonv Comnonv Material from
tho cher islands win he collected ~
Uilo Iihne and Labaina and them ssnt
on here. 1t will comprise the work of
che schools in the way OF general
school products, fancy work, weaving,
drawing, etc.
Plneapples TOT All.
The pineapple growers will have a
very elaborate. attractive and compre
honsi,a d;sn,o, Tboro ,ril, ho lau
80, ,,,h;at ,,;u 80 400 - .
iaa,.,r on as 90 ,nota o,a 90 80 -
Ill ma U,;ii ho ELI -
fn +,a IIo"ds ~ I.an ~ H,pen',
, i"m sna.h - " nc. Iep I'm tni' IVA
p"G $50 ,ioanui, H. ~ :
iii sLa,, +ha ri, c,ro,,,;,n ., 81.
fr,,itin1, stooo froso he, ,y;II 6o t,voI :,
- Ill "a IL. ,,s,ie,
Loo oha;rs also r;,,cn he tha uawai; ~
Ntahoaan,, Gnwrsrr +brornb tbo onmr
go, IS "a rastIo an5 o4bars A,
80, t,rIo, ;ooa,,,oa iii ~, 900,
~, 80, pf rd,,nC uanoi;on al
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" nv w. - ,;n " w oaS. o 49,.
pu,. lho.; ~ ~! ~ ~
-, e;mon,''io nd - - - anrla =,
, -. .i,l. :. ~; sS r. y
t ~ :.,'"u ti"l ~ 10 oeeoins o"o u
i""
Can Sip Kona Coffee.
The coffee exhibit will be put III
by the coffee association of the Is
lands, and the plan is to have tw,
ladies from here in attendance to serv,
Kona coffee. A battery of urns vii
be installed for serving not cohee II
small cups. a roaster may also be IN
stalled, So that the me aroma OF hon;
coffee may NIL the AIR. Small pack
ages OF four-year-oId coffee VIII b.
SOLD GROWING conee Will be showi
win berries
The tropical fruit display will be on
OF the leading features Inc commls
sloners expect TO send lot OF frult
forward as OFTEN as the schedule o
steamers permits. These Shipment
Will include bananas, pineapples, cocoa
nuts, papayas, mangoes, breadfruit, etc
One of the central features of thi
exhibit will be large structure GOV
cred with tropical fruits on larg
scale. Some banana bulbs will b
taken up in tubs so that they may b.
shown growing.
The commissioners have contracted
for 1900 cocoanuts in the husk. The
} intend to make very elaborate dis
play of cocoanuts in pyramid. To
wards the end of the fair these will
be given out to visitors for souvenirs
Many people are not familiar with tn
cocoanut in the husk.
House of Sisal.
The sisal exhibit is being prepare,
by the sisal company. The plan is Il
, erect u structure to be entirely com
, posed of sisal. Plants with the lon
poles win form the corners. and IN
frame will be composed of split sisa