The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-30
PLAN OF
PARADE
so FAR MADE
FOR THE FLORAL PARADE ON
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.

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pageant No person will be allowed
to take part who is not mounted, or
riding in some kind of vehicle There
will be no business, or displays of ad-
FeCtising mature included.
These were some of the things de-
cieed upon ~ the general committee,
at an enthusiastic meeting held yes
terdaV afterHOSa in the Office Of Direc-
ter Petrie.
LINZ OF MARCH.
Form ct Capitol Grounds, and
march promptly at the hour to be de-
cided upoa. No waiting for anyone
whS may be late. Parade will pro-
coed on King street to Bishop street:
On Bishop street to Hotel; on Hotel to
Aiakea; on Alakea to Beretania; on
Beretania to Thomas Square; around
three sides of Thomas Square to Bere-
tania again; on Beretania to Punahou
street; on Punahou to Oahu Colleee
campus where reviewing and giving of
prizes will be held.
JUDGES.
The judges will be limited to three
for each division of the Parade and
will be selected from among non-resi-
dent malihinis who may be in the city
at the time. This is a feature which
is deemed to be a solution of posi-
bic unpleasantness in award of prizes
AUTOMOBILES.
There will be three divisions of an
tomobiles, based on length of Wheel
base OF machines. Large touring cars,
medium sized cars, and runabouts will
form the classes. A prize will be Civ
en- to each class, and a special prize
to the best all-round car in the par
ade, and another to the most original.
or unique conception among the autos
PRIZES.
Prizes will be in form of remnants of
banners, to be designed and prepared
by Tom Sharp's committee. There
will also be several cash prizes in spe-
cial cases, as named hereafter. There
will also be handsome souvenirs for
each of the Hawaiian Princesses, no
distinctive honor being shown to any
of these.
HAWAIIAN FISHES.
Tom Sharp's idea of having a large
number of bicycle-mounted represent
tations of Hawaiian fishes was APPROX
ed by the committee, and three cash
prizes-$2O, $40 and Severe allowed
to encourage the boys who will be ex-
pected to carry out this feature. The
several fishes in the parade last year
made a great hit, and the committee
wants more of them this time.
PAU RIDERS.
The Pau riders, is another feature
which is counted on to be especially
attractive. Charlie Chillingworth's Of
fice was besieged this morning with
upwards OF one hundred of the pau
riders who want to take part, who
come for instructions. Chillingworth
reported yesterday that he already had
81 applicants, and expected more. He
| is arranging for horses, and wants to
hear from anybody who has a saddle
or bride that they will lend for the
occasion, as there articles are scarce.
A prize will be given the best rider
of this section, and also sone to the
best costume.
ISLAND PRINCESSES.
The representatives of the several
Islands will be escorted by a train
of thirty boys and girls, on horse
back, and costumed in white, with red
sashes, These will probably ride in
square about the Princesses. Chair
man Will McInerny has named Mrs.
Harry Holt, to represent Oahu, and ex-
poets to hear soon as to the selections
from the other parts of the Territory.
FLOATS.
There will be two classes of floats
those on automobiles, and the ones
mounted on wagons or other vehicles.
One prize will be given to each class
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ed. All members are requested to
bring their friends.
| Notification was received by Govern
or Frear yesterday that Secretary Mott
Smith has been designated as special
/
urer of the United States in disbursing
the 100000 that is allowed by the
United States government for the ex-
penses OF the Legislature.
Supt of-Pub. Works Marston Camp
bell last night ~laid before the Cen
trail improvement Club his scheme for
improving the Honolulu water works,
which includes supplying nothing but
artesian water for domestic purposes.
The Nuuanu dam water will furnish
the power and thre more wells are to
be sunk. Particulars of the scheme
have been given before in this paper.
There will be Territorial Teachers
Association meeting at the Mckinley
High School on February 8, 1880 to 8
p. m. The subjects of discussion will
be the physical wellbeing of the school
child. The program follows; Medical
Inspection in the Public School," Sup
erintendent w. II. Rabbit: "The Cow