Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-10
KlMEHAMEHA
DAY EVENTS
ARE READY
UnveiIing of Statue and Tab
leaus in Morning, Waikiki
Pageant in Afternoon.
oLD-TlME HAWAII TO
BE VlvlDLY PORTRAYED
Program is Many Sided, End
ING Whit Ball in Evening;
Everything Free
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~ $3.50 q. m.--The Hawaiian so )
p cieties and other organizations
8 which win join in the parade win 2
q n1Iber at Aala Park, where they
d III be assigned to their various >
= positions in line. .
q 900 a. m.-The parade will :
= leave Aaia Park, headed by
a Grand Marshal Robert p. Walps, Z
y his aides and the Hawaiian band. =
y and will proceed along King :
q street. TO the judiciary building, :
81 here It win encircle the statue
AN Kamehameha !. Unwilling .
. ceremonies win be conducted at !
= this time.
900 a. m.-Bicycle races at
Kapiolani Park. 3
N $3.50 d. m.-Historical tableaux
y a. the bandstand In the palace Z
q grounds under the auspices of
. Daughters Of Warriors Of Ha- =
"a 1000 q. m.--Water festival. In Q
\ cI1dInf canoe and swimming
y events, Kahakaaulana, Kalihi, un-
y der the auspices OF the Kameha- =
= meha Aquatic Club. 2
- 4fNv " ul- -AAnuai CnnAAANtotA- =
q ship swimming meet Of the Ha- Z
. waiian Athletic Association, the =
y Hawaiian branch Of the A. A. u, 3
= az the naval slip. 3
$3.50 D. m.--HiEtorical Hawaii. z
: an pageant IN five scenes at the Z
q Public Baths, waikiki, debicting =
\ the cession of the island Of Kauai =
n to Kamehnmeha the Great =
- $3.50 ,. m-University Of Cali q
d fofnia nine ana the HaWaiis will =
f play baseball af Athletic Park. =
Fo0 D m Bowling party for =
students on the Young Mems y
Chfi1lian Associations alleys =
- 500 p. m-Creat ball at the q
p National Guard armory, the clos >
d Ing event Of the Kamehameha .
q Day celebration, 9
q NJ ma EHRn.H 30 9 EE ~
Berlnning with spe6t6cuisf pa
nd Hawaiian societies and other
I1caI organizations. Including hiolcri
cal pnReants ID the p1'act Grounds
and az the public baths * WAIKIKI.
and closing with q ball In the Nation
a. Guard armory at o'clock In the
evening. the celebration tomorrow or
Ka khameha Day wiz undoubtedly
bo Ike most complete and successful
observation Of its kind ever held In
Hawaii. Due to the untirtng work
Of Joint committee composed Of
members OF the Hawaiian societies,
and headed by Edgar Henriques as
chairman, an elaborate program Of
events has been prepared and It was
announced this morning that every
hing Is IN readiness for the celebra-
ZION.
The chairmen Of COMMITTEES are:
Chairman general committee. John
Chairman parade COMMITTEES. Edgar
Henriques.
Chairman bali committee. John c.
Anderson.
Chairman waikiki pageant. Mrs
Bdear Henriques.
The speech in English during the
morning exercises viii be delivered
BY Rev. Akaiko Akana and the speech
in Hawaiian by the Rev. s. L. Desha.
The parade alone will be feature
IN Itself, and the historical pageants
will be events which kamaaina and
malfhinf alike cannot well afford to
miss. The Joint committee has re-
ouested the Star-B Bulletin to make
public the fact that every event on
the lengthy program will be free, IL
being the idea OF the committee to
turn something novel and attrac.I
Fe without having to consider the
old question OF finances. Even the
statue OF Kamehameha the Great
which stands In front OF the judiciary
building. has not been neglected. His
ROYAL feather robes have been clear
cd OF the stain Of years and burnish-
ed with shining bronze. and the ped
estal upon which he stands has been
touched up by the decorator In a
hammer which gives It peculiar air
D. newness. The unveiling of the
tstue will form q part Of the exer-
cises tomorrow, as well as the decor
alton with leis and flowers
Promptly at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning the parade VIII leave Aala
Park, headed by Captain Robert
Parker waipa, the grand marshal,
and his aides. After him VIII come a
Gordon or mounted police and the
band of the 1st Regiment, N, O. H.
under the leadership of Capt Henri
Berger, and the following Hawaiian
Iocieties, in full uniform: Hui ka'i
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