The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1916-06-02
Fair Committees
Now Hard At Work
Personnel Of Most Divisions Report
ed-Live Stock and Flower Com
mitteeS Now After Entries

Time will not hang heavily on any
ones hands during the three days of
the First Maui County Fair, according
to the committee on entertainment
and amusements, which made an elab,
crate report of it's plans to the general
committee. at the meeting held at the
Wailuku Town Hall last Tuesday even
ing. j. Garcia, who is chairman of the
entertainment committee announced
the following members of his commit
tee-J.T. Fantom, c. d. Luflkin. THom-
as Dunn, ]. M. Medeiros, Mrs. L. C..
Jones, Miss Mary Hoffman, and Miss
Mary K. Hart. He also gave an out
line what his committee plans to do
for visitors to the big show.
Among the features will be a fancy
dress ball, and a yama-yama dance
the latter to be held on the street in
front of the court house. There will
be a Japanese lantern parade, if pos
sible, and procession of school child
rem, at different times during the fair.
There will be plenty of music by the
military band and by the Lahaina
band, and possibly the Honolulu band
will be obtained for the occasion as
well. An elaborate vaudeville per-
formance is being arranged for the
three evenings of the Fair. The CON-
mittee has also invited Governor Pink
ham to be present and to make the
opening address. There will also be
other addresses on this occasion--in
fact the committee plans to make the
opening quite notable event.
PLANS TAKING SHAPE
The meeting on Tuesday evening
was attented by the following COM
mittee members: Chairman r. A.
Secretary ]. Garcia,
Angus McPhee, DR.. William Osmers,
DR.. j. c. Fitzgerald, James Lindsay,
Will. ]. Cooper, F. G. Cloves, F. G. |
krauss, David Fleming, D. H. Case, |
J. H. Kunewa, L. r. Mathews, William |
w. i. Wells, Manuel Rego, |
w. A. Mckay, J. P. Foster, H. D. |
5loggett, and General Manager F. i
Locey. Ind
The committee -apo:~~ ,riuv IT Iad
with the following member
ship: D. T. Fleming, chairman, A. Nc
Phee, w. A. Clark, DR.. J. c. Fitz-
gerald The committee also submitted
!, comprehensive outline of the clas-
sification of the entries of its division,
and it was authorized to proceed to
secure entries along the lines indicat- |
ed.
GETTING BUSY
Most of the subcommittee reported |
good progress made, and in most |
hn nh,cnnna1 of thncn commit |
tees was announced. Those to so re-
port are as follow:
Poultry and Domestic Animals 49,.
w. F. Pogue, chairman, p. F. Lada,
H. D. Sloggett, ]. ]. Correll, Mrs. w.
]. Cooper, DR.. ]. c. Fitzgerald.
Agronomy (Field Crops)-
F. G. Krauss, chairman. H. d. Slog-
gett, w. l. Wells, F. H. Locey, George
Copp.
Horticulture
d. H. Case, Chairman, w. o. Aiken,
Joaquin Vincent, Mr. Putnam, James
Munro, and N. Omsted.
Horticulture
James Lindsay, chairman, DR.. w.
D. Baldwin, H. M. Wells, Mrs. Dora
Won leIpShy, L MTS. d. l. dHlOllj MI D.
A. N. Kepoikai, Mrs. H. A. Baldwin.
Forestry
DR.. ]. C. Fitzgerald, chairman, D. T.
Fleming, James Lindsay, H. B. Pen
hallow.
Manufactured Products
A McPhee, chairman, ]. P. Foster,
F. G. Krauss, Ben Williams, H. D.
Sloggett, and F. H. Locey.
Education
VIM. McClusky, chairman. F. w.
Hardy, Miss NJ. E. Fleming, Miss L.
Orchard, B. o. Wist.
Buildings and Grounds
r. A. Wadsworth, chairman, A. Nc
Phee, F. H. Locey. Charles Savage,
and w. e. Bal, Sr.
Reports were also made by the COM
mittees on domestic science and arts,
agricultural engineering, health and
sanitation, advertising and publicity,
awards and prizes, Boy Scouts, and
others, showing progress, but the lists
of committeeman were not completed
in these cases.
The general committee elected c.
| d. Akimori as a member of the organ
ization to represent the Japanese com
munity.
The committee will hold its mex
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