Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-20
Six First Contestants Will Have
Trip to Honolulu as
Reward
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" ALL n !, "duir l'CN' a. - -
Mathews, headworker OF the AlcNand
or House Settlement in Waikiki, ana
chairman OF the Garden committee 81
the Maui County Fair and Racing AS
soCiation. is to ieaVe next Week with
the six successful contestants IN the
garden contest for Honolulu. where he
will be the host for the boys for sew
eral days, returning With them alter
New Years Day.
The committee has been hard at
work on the matter Of judging the
gardens, and II was no small task,
requiring the whole two days in or
der TO make decisions in central AMI
west Maui. MOlOkai and Hama are
yet to be heard from.
The minimum area for each garden
was 100 square feet. but many OF the
children were ambitious enough to
have gardens much larger than this
specified limit
The judges in the various districts
we're as follows:
Central MAUI. G.. Krauss. l.. d
TinImons and l.. r. Mathews
East Maui-George f. Lake, Nils
Omsted and Mr.. Tcnnes
West Maui-B. O. Visit and J. AL
len Wilson
Molokai-Dr. r. G.. SanbOrn.
The prizes offered in this contest
were as liberal as any ever offered on
Maui for any similar contest and are:
Six First Prizes-A trip TO Homo
lulu. all expenses paid.
Six Second Prizes-A choice from
the following: Ball and bat. base
ball mask, pocket flashlight, fountain
pen, set Of garden tools. doll, hair
recon and sash, sweater, bicycle
lamp, wagon, etc.
following: Small set OF garden tools.
one years subscription TO the Maui
News, baseball. baseball bat; book,
school companion, subscription to
Boys Life" or American Boy" etc.
Paul Knyser Of Paia, Albert Camara
Of Keahua, Naoki Matsuda of Pauwela,
Hisashi Hasegawa of Lahaina are so
far named the successful winners Of
the first prize which entities them to
a free trip 20 Honolulu. They will
leave with Mr.. Mathews on the 26th
of December. Organizations in Homo
lulu which are interested in the Maui
Mathews offering their services in
every way to make the stay Of the
winners in the city as pleasant as
possible.
The total winners Of the prizes as so
far reported are:
Waihee-First, Henry Comes, Is
years old; second, Manuel Correa, II;
third, Virginia Texeira, IA.
Wailuku-Martha Wilbur, first, II
years old; Eva Miranda, second, IL;
Albert Makeku, third, 10.
Waiakoa-Shizui Kotsubo, first, 10
years old; X. Saida, second, II.
HamakuapokoARo Rose Hauoli, first
IL years old: Milaila Pedro, second.
II: Tony Crastes. third, IA. g.. 49,.
Haikn--Naoh Matsueda, first, Is
years old; William Baldwin, second
81 Philomena Nunes, third, H.
tKeokea-Yin Fab Kong, first, Is
years old: Yuen Foon Pang, second,
Is; Chong Meo Hew, third, 10.
Makawao-Fiora Tayares, first, IA
years of age; Sinto Tavares, second,
10: Louis Tayares. third, 10. Honor.
able mention-Louis Pinheiro, 10;
Ida Pinheiro, Ii. 81. -
Paia-Paul Knyser, first, IA years
Of age; Yoshio Tenaka, second. IA;
William Chalmers, third, IL. Honor.
able .nnention-John Andrade, u: Kio
m Osakoda, Is; Manuel Franco, IA.
S4Seahua-Albert Camara, first, II
years of age: Kiyoshi Sakurea, second.
Is; Alfred Carvalho, third, IA. Hon.