The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-24
FLAG CEREMONY
TO SEE MELANGE
OF LOCAL COLOR
Details Of Flag Presentation Sat-
urday At Capitol Are "a.
Announced
Bands VIII Play National AIRS
As Queen Receives Vari- ..
GUS Banners 4

Detalls OF the nag ceremonies sat
nrday were made public yesterday. e,
At one'thirty O'Clock in the after
noon all who are to take part will
gather on the Palace grounds and re-
port at the bungalow, which has been
given over to the Pan. Pacific Club for
the occasion. The Royal Hawaiian
Band and other musicians from Pacific
lands win be there Boy Scouts will be
present in uniform.
Queen Liliuokalani and her suite,
Prince Kuhio and his suite and Mayor
Lane and. his aides viii occupy a plat
form on the Palace steps. Silken eano-
pies viii form the roof. ~
At 2 clock presentation of flags
will begin in alphabetical order Of the
countries they represent, The process
sion viii proceed to the platform Of the
Queen, from the Makai gateway.
Australians TO Come First
As, the Australian women, represent
ing the stars Of the Southern Cross,
and the, Australian children, represent
ing each of the Australian states,
march forward down the broad ave.
nue., the Royal Hawaiian Band will
play ttAustraiia Fair.,' At the Palace
steps the representative of Australia
will step forward and present the flag
Of the continent TO the Queen, who viii
pass Il to the mayor, as the represen-
tative Of the Pan-Pacifc Club.
" As the Australians then group on
the platform, the band will play
ttUalifornia in September, and the
children Of California, edecked in
wreaths Of peoples and carrying Teddy
bears in their arms. will come forward
with the flag Of their state, and after
they have made their presentation. the
band will play the Canadian national
air. ana daughters Of Canada in their
rational costume. covered with maple
leaves, will march forward with the flag
of the dominica y :.
Chinese 70 Represent Provinces
Then the Chinese win march up the
avenue With their Gag, each province
Of the new republic being represented
BY one OF its daughters in costume.
| Hawaii win then present her silken
banner at the head of q picturesque
profession OF the sons and daughters
Of Hawaii. ~
Behind the daughters Of Japan and
their Aag viii march hundred cadets
from the training ship Taisei Martl.
These will be met by number Of
japanese women In the costume Of the
old regime, who, win receive and pre-.
sent the nag TO Queen Liliuokalani for
the Pan-Paci6c Club. ,g
''y Korea win next bring forward her
! fiaa. borne BY procession Of Korean
women In costume, each in the dress
of one of the thirteen provinces of the
peninsula. +.-t, rs.
Maori Girls To March
New Zealand win have four Of her
daughters to represent the Southern
| Cross. They win bear the banner Of
the dominion, and behind them viii be
| three Maori girls TO represent the three
| islands, and then Maori children In
costume To represent the nine provinces
| Of New Zealand. P''F
Oregon viii be next to present her
| dag, and then will come the Pan
A@erisaR Gag that recently was created
by a great Granddaughter OF Betsy
Ross, who made the first American flag.
This will be presented by the Dauph.
ters of the American Revolution, aud
there will be little bands carrying SINH
lar flags to represent each OF the
| enuntri9 ~ North and Sn,ith Amarica