The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-03-03
HAWAII EXHIBIT \.
At FAIR ASSURED
Governor Pinkham Makes Stipu-
lation That Commission Remain
Within 100000 Appropriation.

Hawaii win have It's building at the
Panama. Pacific Exposition at San Fran.
cisco next ,yenr This was definitely
stated by Governor Pinkhsm on satur-
day in his letter to Chairman II. p.
Wood If the Hawaii exhibit commits
sion, but I'll territorial expenditures for
the exhibit must be kept within the
SIeo,0oo appropriated by the last legis-
lature. This means q smaller building,
as il IS not likcly that $50,o0O will be
available for construction purposes.
Plans will now be drawn Tor stree
ture 10 cost less than $4,000 In fact,
the present intentions are TO provide
bnilding at cost not TO exceed
$4,000. The Balance of the nppropiia-
ton win 90 toward the other features
Of the Hawaii show. Out OF the en-
tire approEriation there is now avail.
able S0s,907.
for San Francisco tomorrow BIZ the,
steamer Honohilan, His first task on
the mainland wiz be TO select new.
site for the Hawaii bnilling and ex-
hilit. New plans for the Hawaii build.
ing viii Le lsfeparcd IN San francisco
by the comih.ssion7s architect, under
the sipervis Ga Of Chairman Wood.
Popular s5pser pt'on PERMITS lie, .
In his LETTER 90 Chairman Wood, qov-
ernor Pinkllam says emphatienlly Tat
the commission must hold itself within
the territorial appropriation, bnt that
thls,s is mo- Tar 10 private or popula-
subscriptions to enlarge tho scope. Of
the exh Bit Whatever funds may b 4
thus made available the commission Is
fully empowered 10 handle as IL best
sees az.
'tlh acknowledging your couimuniei
ton Of the twenty-fourth instant.
says the Governor Ia his lettcr TO Chair
man Wood, = Kindly porIat me to say
that the territorial auditor informs m,
that the balapee in the appropriation
made by the last Legislature is @9S, 1857
''lf any obligations have beon ~
CURED, ] suggest that you Inform the
secretary Of the Territory, thtongll
WHOM All expenditures must be autho
lied and approved.
Does Not Presume 10 Adws'.
81 10, NOT presaale. to,sdy;sp yeu or
the connrs sion. as you have bat exp
rienec In expeditions, but from thr .H4t
Of proposed expenditures fufu4hed me
] am Of the impression that the heIna
should be readiusted in distribution o
amounts. F"
tfThe amount act aside for enterth.n
fnent and for hrliyiduals' ex, epss
seems to me 20 10 out Of proport 90 To
the cost Of the plant and exhibits.
. u is my dAsty 10 urge the restriction
Of the expenses OF the Territory direct
", indirectly, imPliedly or by mbrlrl
TO within The amounts au
thorized by the legislature. nv
"The appropriation implied that thu
commission is 10 carry out its object
as successfully as the funds will. VT
good judgment and oafefSl ex; endilnfe,
admit. a
Whatever assistance private gnner
osity may choose TO tender your CON
mittee Is. OF course, subject to your as
erection. @ f.t.7E
Wood Submits Revised Figures
In response TO the. Governor Is. reqpes,
for revised statement giving detailed
information in regard TO the plans OF !
the commission, Chairman Wood sub. !
United his figures, which show tn. fol !
lowingt l'.-..a '.iT /
Binding, Including architect 5 fees,
tanks and other fixtures for aquarium,
stalls for dioramas and other details. |
S30,QO0j aquarium, including Transports. |
tion and care of fish, supply of clean
ocean water, etc, $4,000; decoration OF
building, $1,000; relief maps of Islands.
$20O0i educational exhibits, $500; sun,
dry exhibits, $1,000; dioramas, $1,000; |
office, $3.50; reception room, $3.50; en-.
larged photographs, $1,000; transpafen
eies, $500; tropical court, $4,000; OK, |
hibits in main expos ton building. |
S4po0; folders, leaflets, circulars, postal |
cards, $4,000; receptions and entertain,
ments, $4,000; sundries, 5000; services
from January !, 1914, $1,000,
services director, January, 1914, 10
closing OF exposition, $1,000; services
secretary, same period, $500; ianito
work, $1,000 singing boys, $4,000;
transportation, passengers and freight. !
$4,000; expenses, commission (fve[ IN
exposition, $500; stenographer, 800 |
put hcity, $1,000; superint sndent exhib.
lts, $1,000; lecturer, $4,000; lights. heat.
etc, $4,000; moving picture films and
lantern slides, $1,000.
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