Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-19
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come the guests. The visitors will
lregister at the Promotion Committee
Offices and there receive their badges
which win pass them into the vari-
Eous forms OF entertainment which
the executive committee has pro-
vided.
Kauai KapS.i, Chamber Of Com
kmerce: H. Rchrig. & 3. Nahum, E.
EBehr. Kauai 6card of Supervisors:
III. ID. Wishare, Alfred Menefogiip.
kJames " Ekekela, W. ID. McBryde.
]. H. Moragne. county engineer.
Maui-Maui Chamber of Commerce
John j. Walsh. w. H. Field. E. H
Parker VIM, Henning. r. A. Wads-
worth, Hugh Howell, S. b. Kings
bury, c. D. Lufkin, l. Won Tempsky.
Maui Board OF Supervisors. q Ka-
lama, VIM. Henning, Charles Lake,
r. a. prummond, Theodore T. Meyer.
A. E. Bruno, county engineer. VIM.
h Bal, district overseer. VIM. Fred
Kaae. county clerk. Thomas B. Lyons.
deputy clerk.
When the jovial band has been
rounded up. departure will be made
for the steamer Kinau, which will
take tie delegates and their wives
into, the stream where they may view
the Regatta Day events from an ex-
cellent vantage point Refreshments
will be served aboard the steamer, and
q luncheon win be forthcoming ct
noon. A launch will ply between the
vessel and the wharf, allowing the
delegates to come and go at will. The
Mauna LOa, the official steamer Of the.
Honolulu Ad Club, win doubtlessly be
anchored near the Kinau. and some
thing lively is promised in the way
of banter and exchange of greetings.
Immediately folloYing the races.
the delegates will adjourn to the
rooms Of the Promotion COMMITTEES,
where comfortable and rOomy auto
mobile trucks will be in waiting TO
convey them to Koko Head. the site
of the big MarcQni wireless station.
Here, under the direction Of N. III.
Slaughter, the visitors viii be plotted
over the grounds and have explained
to them the technicalities Of the plant
which, when in working order, will
bind Hawaii closer to tie outside
world The wireless company has
made arrangements for 100 persons,
and it is expected that at least this
many will take advantage of the trip.
The, road to Koko Head is reported
to be in excellent condition and, be-
sides seeing the wireless plant, the
delegates viii be given the opportun-
ity to travel over a part of Oahu which
is little frequented.
Al e quagtel before elgn1 0elock y
Ls ssen ILL.,. '1 G,,I s hssoo,.. s,,v
Mn y, esva- over. =, molten n;ctnre
s,,d ss ~ ~ visw chow ,,nda tha
d ;,.e III, - 3 z pon;nee the motion
ss; - Ir. J. sn.rf Who has inst returned
fron tha nfher islands with ! LARGO
cnllaction sof now Aims and siides
This narformance viii Ia for the dele.
eafas and their wives onlv admission
- s he ~ Nv bade y.. ~ t,cLet T5is should
form a fittine CLOSING to a Strenuous
dav Of entertainment and the per.
formance win he one we'll worth see
ing.
II was decided this morning that.
In case June Piuyius sees fit tb turn
on the rain Sunday. the round-the-
island trim for the delegates viii be
postponed and a trip ever the d. .R.
& u. Co. substituted. It Is hoped
however. that someone win press the
sunshine button on that day. for the
island tour has been picked as one
of the features Of the convention.
A complete list of the delegates was
compiled at the Office of the Promo
ton Committee this morning, being,
in full, as follows,
4 Haweii- tIilo Roard az Trade. n
p Eliiot q ri Kennedy. r W Filler.
r, Thnrston n Tvman n n
Wright r Moses Geo besha IT.
Gao Willfonp Gao Cool r a Dran.
% y rooE n Faston Harry
onin 4, KENNEDY, n I,vcurgI,s- r
Mosber shimamoto d. 81 Bow.
man a LINDSAY. Thos Guard. n. r.
Mariner. VIM. Mckay. C. Castendyk.
%. W. Rose. r. Balding. s. Clarke. G..
III. Wears. n. M. Leonard, G. Fl. Will
liams, w. Scott Wise, Mr.. West, Sam
johnson, w. 81. Johnson, Horace
.TohnsoH, r. w. Breckons, w. d.