Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-19
ASK PERMIT TO
DO DECORATING
FOR CARNIVAL
Plan to Deck City Streets in
Gala Array Submitted to
Supervisors

Petition for the privilege OF con-
strncting decorative units along down.
town streets during the carnival VIII
be made of the board OF supervisors
at tonights meeting by the Carn1yal
Decorating company
Plans for the units provide Vene-
tian masts "a feet high and 80 feet
apart along the streets named IN the
petition. Two wires will besupported
by. the posts, one dropping U-shaped
and the other suspended In straight
line from post TO post Three large
American flags and two bunting drap-
cries will be attached to the masts.
while the wires will be used to carry
the official carnival colors.
The petition Is as follows:
no the Honorable the Board of Sup
erIsors of the City and County Of
Honolulu.
nGentlemen: We the undersigned
hereby petition your honorable body
for a permit TO construct decorative
units upon and along the curb line Of
the following named streets:
Bishop street from the intersection
OF Hotel street to King street; Wal
Xxi side King street from the inter-
section of River street to PunchZowl
street; both sides Hotel street from
the intersection OF River street to
Alakea street; both sides Fort street
from the intersection of Allen street
TO Beretania street; both sides Bethel
street from the intersection OF Mer-
chant street TO Hotel street: both
sides Nuuanu street from the inter
section of Queen street to Beretania
street; both sides Alakea street from
the intersection of Allen street to
Beretania street. We herewith SUBJ
NIT plans of said decorative units
which are self-explanatory. This dec
oration Of the streets OF this city are
for the celebration Of the Mid-Pacific
carnival and VIII be removed on Feb
ruary 23d. 1915. the date or construc-
ton to begin on or about February
18th, 1915.
Respectfully submitted,
CARNIVAL DECORATING CO.,
Per Ed B. Webster"
With the assistance Of local band
leaders Director-General Dougherty
has arranged the following program OF
band concerts for Carnival week:
February 20. 10 a. ND Infantry
band In Palace grounds: 1880 D. m,
lst Field Artillery band and Hawaiian
band at Carnival Of Nations, Palace
grounds. -
February q, $3.50 D. m, 4th Cavalry
band at Waikiki; 8 p. m, Hawaiian
band at Opera House.
February %, 10 a. Nall bands in
military parade; p. m. Hawaiian
band at patriotic exercises, probably
1t Opera House.
February %, a. m.-Hawaiian
band at Alexander field; 10 a. m, Is,
Infantry band. Palace grounds.
February "a. 9 q. m.-Hawaiian
band, Alexander field; 10 a. m, 25th
Infantry band, Palace grounds; 7.3C
b. m. I'd Infantry and Hawaiian bands
ct armorys
February rs, 9 a. mist Field Ar
tillery band at Alexander field: a
m, Hawaiian band at Palace, child
ren's chorus: 8 p. m. massed band
concert In Palace grounds.
February 26, ga. m.-Hawaiian band
1t Alexander field: IL a. m. 4th Cav
airy band at armory. hibiscus show; {
p. m, all bands on floats in water car
nival. harbor.
February 81, 8 a. mist Infantry
band. Palace grounds. In the evening
the bands viii be assigned to the di
rector's ball in the armory and the
cosmopolitan ball IN the Palace
grounds.
Following Is a list of the bands and
tfeir leaders:
Kapellmeister Henri Berger, Hawai-
ian Band: Joseph Feltrinelli, LIST In
fantry Band; Albert Jacobsen. I'd In
fantry Band: John H -Brinley, Isl
Field Artillery Band; Leslie Kin. 25tf
Infantry Band, and M A. Quinto. 4th
Cavalry Band