Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19

out the Islands. The heiau pictured
on the float represents q nuch-visited
one near the City OF Refuge in Kona
Hawaii.
City o. Refuge at kena-P aloIc
Land Co. and residents Of Rona dis.
trict. es5
Many remains OF old cities or TEN
pies OF refuge are still standing in the
Hawaiian Islands and have been much
sought after by delivers into things an
cient and historic. One Of these old
temples IL shown on the float entered
by the Palolo Land Company and resi.
dents OF Kona. Il II enclosed In a
stone wall from which wave the tabu
sticks. signifying that all inside the
walls are safe from molestation. In
ancient days persons we're wont to
Zee 10 the confines OF the walls for
protection, and as long as they were
inside no danger could befalI them.
Arrival Of Captain cook-Kamaai-
mas.
Arrival OF Captain Cook represents
what is probably the most generally.
known incident of old Hawaiian his
tory-that the British navigator was
the discoyerer OF the islands and that
he was kindly treated by the natives
on HIS first visit. The group before
the native house represents a suppos-
ed conference between Captain Cook
and Hawaiian chiefs. The float was
entered by old residents or "kamaai-
u0css ..F tha falondo ond l,r.x,es 40 The
Kamehameha schools make up the
personnel
Burning Of ldols-Y. NJ. c. A.
Burning Of the Idols is the Y. NJ. c..
A. float. Just before the arrival of
the missionaries In the Hawaiian isl
ands the natives forsook their old re-
ligion and destroyed the wooden i'm
ages which they had worshipped This
Is the incident In Hawaiian history
pictured on this float. The idol In the
foreground of the float Is typical OF
the kind the Hawaiians worshipped
rthur E. Larimer. executive secre-
tary OF the Y. NJ. G. A. is In charge
Of the people on this effective float.
Landing e kamehameha q WAIKIKI
Sachs, and j. Hopp q Co.
Landing OF Kamehameha on Oahu Is
one OF three floats showing historical
landings in the annals Of the Hawai-
ian islands. Kamehameha the Great.
the first ruler Of all Hawaii. made his
historic landing at Waikiki before
c0nquering Oahu. This incident OF
his conquest Is shown in the float to-
day as II passes with It's foreground
of double canoes and bronzed crew Of
Hawaiian warriors.
Arrival Of the First Missionaries
Hawaiian Board Of Missions.
The float depicting the landing Of
the missionaries, entered by the Ha-
waiian Board of Missions, probably Is
of more signal importance historically
than any other float in the pageant.
This float shows the Prov of the first
missionary vessel, with jib sails furled
about the boom, while underneath
rides Hawaiian outrigger canoe. The
first missionaries came to Hawaii I'm
1920 after a voyage around the Horn
from Boston. Chief among the figures
on the float are Rev. Fl. P. Judd and
Rev. F. s. Scudder of the Hawaiian
:, queen y RaPio'an' Oe'y'ns re'e-i
Lel-mskers under First AIgaroba
Tree--James Greenbaugh 4 Co.
Lei Makers under First Algeroba
Tree depicts a familiar scene of to
day, showing q number of Hawaiian
women engaged in making floral and
paper Mreatns. Inc alsefoya sLee Z
.n.enueu ~ Iep,esen. one Wv s,ail O'
ms near the Satnonc SatnsoIai On
.olt street. y was tne Ilrst one
p'ahseu ~ ila"sll.
Pau hiogers-Ehlers & Go.
Ehlers 4 Co.'S entry pictures pop
ular pastime OF prosperous Hawaiians
OF 50 recent date as Just before the
coming OF the automobile. Like the
Hawaiian wone on the plaster horses
o fthe float. the feminine pau riders
were gowned In skirt with long
train which swept out for yards be-
hind their mounts when the horses
were in full eallop. At one time In
Honolulu 4 was not unusual to see
from so TO SO mounted women dash