Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-22
FLOATS

Outrigger Club.
The Outrigger Club was represented
by the usual characteristic float show
ing some side of the art of surfing
An outrigger canoe was mounted on a
wagon, and three of the club members
sat In II to give the realistic touch
necessary.
Trail and Mountain Club.
One of the most interesting exhibits
as far as the tourists and malihinis
generally were concerned, was that
entered by the Trail and Mouatain
Club. A grass house, one Of the few
that exist on this Island at the present
time was placed on a wagon.
Inside the house the process OF
pounding poi was being carried out by
Hawaiians. Every detail in connection
with the former home life of the peo-
pie Of the Islands was represented, and
the exhibit was one OF the most popu-
lar In the paraGe.
Nuuanu Improvement Club.
The Nuuanu Improvement Club en-
lcItu SlilhliS Hout, NoiilbihlhS
| municipal and comic character. II
represented phase of Honolulu road
work az depicted by the Nuuanu tax
payers. On huge float are wheel
barrows. picks, shovels and other uten-
+ sis of labor. There Is road luna
asleep and several laborers taking
asleep and several laborers taking life
very easy. The whole float Is intended
to draw attention to the costly Nuuanr
! roadwork that has been figuring II
politics and municipal AFFAIRS.
/ Hands Around. the Pacific Club.
A new idea, one that originated IL
these Islands and which Is destined
to become world important. was shown
in the float entered by the Hands
! Around ,he-Pacific Club, which hold,
its big cosmopolitan dinner tomorrow
night.
/ An immense hemisphere, seven fee
in diameter, was carried along the lin'
of march on a wagon. The countrie
OF the world were shown. and NOR,
, particularly those bordering on the Pa
ciflc. Holding hands and forming
complet circle round the hemisphere
were children representing the variou
nationalities that are TO be found Il
the countries bordering the grea
ocean.
II was a unique entry, inasmuch a
the idea Is new one and has not onl
not been seen In the Floral Parade
but has never been seen in any othe
parade.
What.oi The Water. Wagon!
The passing of tho water-wagon 4
the Floral Parade this afternoon elici
ted much applause from the crow
who In many instances were acquaint
ed with the unterrified little band @
"joy-riders" who managed to stick %
the Enthusiastically decorated water-car
( aided by straps and ropes.
, Drawn by a spanking team of mule'
, whose heads were protected from tn
suns rays by large Mary-Ann Bonnet!
the cart and its load Of human freigl,
riding on the hurricane deck was on
of the amusing features in the pa
. geant.
Eight boys, mostly from the visitin
warships in port, with Red Cros
badges prominently displayed. rod
; through the streets in the cart, drive
Q by the irrepressible J. Walter Doyl,
who was arrayed in costume likene
to one of McInerny's pictured fashion
, plates. The cart was decorated |
|, yellow and white and also green add
y cd dash of color to the schem,
. About everything from Carrie Natio
= to display of baby foods was lncol
{ porated In the float.
= The U. S. S. Hawaii.
3 There were murmurs OF admiratio