The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-02-25
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rolum school for Boys. One OF these
entire. caused considerable mirth. 1t
,cprcscnttd u sausage mil IN charge
of seven bows, each attired rs tutcuet
CANNES OF all des riptions were heaved
into the massive hopper, from one emo
al which poured forth a steady stream
OF ,,lusaces. The Young butchers were
w.u supplied W TIA stock of real
frtnkturtcrs and ms the tloat passed
they would throw these among the
crowd.
Don't Tease the Sausages,
nDon' Whist C. - Guaranteed Under
the Pure Food Laws, and other signs
hunp from the sides Of the SAUSAGE
mil and brought forth almost rs much
lauqhtc- as did the process of sending
the stuffed animals through the proc
ess of uunuin turo. r. b. Coekott, an
irstructor in the school, was in charge
OF this float
Colonial Fan.
The other entry Of this school was
Colonial Fan and it was much ad'
mired. Blue, gold and yellow were tne
colOrs NJ. d. Two ait hammocks' hlel
win vcIloyy roses. were hung rom tho
sides ni the car Tue inside Of the open
fan containcd three pretty misses IN
Colonial costume -Four buys, also IN
Coloninl costume, were stationed ut the
sides Of the fan Seven persons occu'
pied The hu1G WHEN WAS drawn 10y
four horses decorated with yellow
pluwes aud roses. The decorative work
on buth rOuts was dvne entirely by
puuj's Of the school under the direetlon
Of l. Young torrethers, who desishon
the floats.
The Heart, the Head, the Hand
The public schoo of Oahu were rep
resented hy float typiiying the
Heart. tho llcnd and tine Hand. This
float was artistically decorated in tine
school clors, gariands of flowers and
foliage forming pretty setting for
the groups representing the different
branches Of educational work. These
consisted of an open-air school, show
ing the teacher and her pupils at work
garden, kitchen, shop and sewing
room, each with youthful pupils EN-
ployrd completed the scene.
A Royal Wedding.
pretty Hawaiian legend was the
motif of the float entered by the Nor
NAL School 1t showed the coming OF
the Princess Piikea from Maui to wed
UNI, King Of Hawaii Piikea, adorn-
ed with dazzling feather mantle with
rare fonther, lois on her head, rested
on a seat on the platform Of double
cance. Above her were Hawaiian tabu
sticks. Her attendants carried tall red
kahits. The oarsmen wore red tapa
canes. while the musicians were attred
IN tapa skirts and ieis:
An ancient melc to Uni of Liloa,
sung by Normal School girls, was one
OF the features OF this interesting float
Childrens Entry Praised.
One of the pleasing features of the
horse-drawn float section was that of a
shetland pony, hitched to cart, the
latter scarcely larger than a doll car
riare. and literally buried in a mass Of
yellow chrysanthemums. The snow
white pony in white harness was driven
bv Master Albin Frauson, son of ii. A,
Franson. His sister Miss Eunice
Franson. accompanied him each being
dressed in white. Master Franson
proved himself sup,rb driver on sew
cral occasions duriHg the parade. This
entry was d rectv behind the massive
float Of the Spmdsh War Veterans and
ahead of horse In wu float which was
dificult tie mGHbgH, y ct he kent ms
horse in check and reached The review
grounds without the slightest mishap.
In Honor of washington.
coo.,,o yU,sb;rotor was tho motif Of
20 no gros, goa+s in thc parqdo
- No.. art.e-a3 Nv .euers A Cooke
M; no. aro,., h., four nrapeino
-, farsos Tonr Roman nillar.
o ,,Iseo5 AZ +bo CORNERS OF the ear
80, tbo co,,+or Of which rose n NINA
80 &c +bo yvasbiraton memorial in
~ a., of wasbinqiou Each side OF
tb, ,noyryae,f Foro shields bearinr th,
Az. 80 mo biv+b of tbo country Z,
49, pros;do,t to,sfbsr With the dat,
&c H. doatb ana liz anniversarv which
was cnIebra+ed yesterday.
vou+bful Canoe Riders
Tbrao lods with skins sun.kissed tC
bro,ynness riaino an outringer canoe
rorma5 the entry of the Outrigael
lnb This car was drawn nv two horses
me car was decorated with plants
flowers md ferns. the canoe being hid
don mat far enough y, give the appear