The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-02-04
CARNIvAL PROGRAM
. AND SEASON TICKETS

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Season tickets for the Carnival this
year will sell for seven dollars and
fifty cents a book Of eleven tickets,
or a little lees than an average Of
seventy cents ticket This y an adj
vance of two dollars and fifty cents
over the price charged Hast year, when
the rate was cnt from seven dollars
and fifty cents TO Ave dollars and the
balance sheet showed deficit Of close
to S6000.S raH
The directors this year, in returning
TO the former schedule of prices, are
trying to AVOID presenting the share
holders with another deficit They
feel that the qdatjty Of the events
they win produce warrants the advance
and that, independent Of shat fact, an
average price Of seventy eeDts for the
best scat at every event Nis not An
extravaganza price to ask from anybody.
The price list is made up as follows:
Opening Night. February 2l--Parade
of All Nations from Aala Park to Civic
Center. Free.
Release Of King Carnival from dVf.
anee vile by the chevaliers Of the AID
Club. Free.
Ball Of All Nations. Open air dane.
ing in the Capitol grounds and exhibit
tons Of folk dancing on specially con
structed platforms ADMISSION Free.
Limited number Of reserved seats TWEEN.
ty.fve cents eaeh.
MASKED Ran IN Annoy. AdmisstOn
one dollar a head. Boxes Of six aeats,
Eve dollars additional, ~
First Day, February 22--Rcyiew Of
the troops Of the Hawaiian Depart
ment the National Guard Of Hawah
and the Kamehameha Cadet Battalion.
Reserved seats twcDtysfiye cents.
Purchasers Of Yeats, without payment
Of any additional price, also see the
parade Of decorated automobiles, inn
mediately following the review.
Patriotic Exercises under auspices Of
Sons OF the American Revolution in
Opera House. Free.
Swimming Meet. Eight sections Of
the best seats, four on each side Of the
course, one dollar each. All other seats
seventy-fve cents. - e#. jss
Japanese, Lantern Parade Reserved
seats twentY-fve cents each. ?, .@'
second Day, February 23--Benefit
Matinee for Free Kindergarten and
Children's Aid Association. Tickets
sold separately by the association.
Massed Bands Concert, in commune
ton with fColonial Days, I, fireworks
play. Both at MoiliIh Field. Reserv-
ed seats one dollar, general admission
twenty-five cents, boxes Of six ten dol
lars. i.
Third Day. February "a. Hawaiian
Pageant at Kapiolani Park. Reserved
seats fifty cents. "a n, ~
Army and Navy ball. Free tl
Benefit performance for Free Kan
dergarten and Children Is Aid AssOcia-
tion, In Opera House, Tickets sold BY
Fourth Day, Fsbtuary a5.-Chil-
dren 3 Festival Central Grammar school
grounds. Reserved seats, twenty five
cents. Hawaiian Nights Entertain
ment in CaDitol grounds. Reserved
seats one dollar. Hasa
Directors Rail-. National Guard Arm
DRY. By invitation. 1859
I Firth and Last Day, February 26.--
Boy Scouts Rally, Capitol grounds.
Reserved seats fifty cents,
Automobile races, Kapiolani tract
Reserved seats one dollar. Parking
space for cars two dollars. Individual
admissions in cars one dollar each.
Water Pageant, in con junction with
display of steam fireworks and repeti-
tioR of Edison Night at the Panama
Paci6e international Exposition, a
pyrotechnie exhibition under the. diree-
ton of Mr.. w. Il. Priestley, superin-
tendent Of fireworks for the exposition.
Limited nuinL sr of choice seats, one
dollar, Other reserved seats, fifty
cents, lst 6 49, 4
Every day, IIau in the Hawaiian
village, Bishop square, limited to 400
covers, from moor until two O'clock,
one dollar a head. u..',.'