Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19
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here In the subject OF a historical float
entered by the Boy Scouts, showing
how the natives secured fire by rub.
hing two sticks together. The float
consists Of a grass house before which
two boys industriously demonstrate
the method used by the natives.
Building Grass House; the frame
Guardian Trust Co.
Building Grass House; the thatch.
ing-Bishop & Co. -
Completed Grass House-C. Brew.
er & Co.
Making Fish Nets Of oIona Fiber
H. Cu1man.
Making Fish Nets Of olona Fiber is
the entry OF II. Culman. II pictures
one Of the primitive industries OF the
Hawaiians, showing how they secured
fish-nets 10 make existence possible.
The grass hut, with the assortment Of
canoes, calabashes and the bambo dry
ing.poIes are Characteristic of such a
scene as may be seen even in this
day in out-of-the-way places In the
Islands.
Fish Ponds of Ancient Hawaii -
Home Hotels.
Fish Ponds of Ancient Hawaii Is the
honolulu home hotels ENTRY. II pic
lures stone wall built out into a
small bay, native custom, with Ha-
waiian fishermen ready 10 cast their
nets for a haul Princess" Theresa
Belliveau had charge of the natives
on this.
Life In Ancient Tsro Pateh--Ad
Club.
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Hawaii's industry. represents scene
that Is still found ia all Hawaiian set
Elements rock surrounded and wat
er-covered tract of taro from which
poi, the native staple of life, is pound
eds After the tuber is planted the
roots are kept under water until ma.
tured. Tue cultivation OF taro was the
first agricultural effort OF the Hawai-
fans. all the other native foodstufls
needing little attention to produce
crop This striking float is entered
by the Honolnlu Ad Club.
Ancient Dances Of Hawaii Puma
hou Alumni.
Ancient Dances OF Hawaii is an en-
try OF the Punahou Alumni As was
customary the dancing platform is
covered with coconut palms to shade
inc dancers rom the sun. The dane
ers are those OF the very early Hawai-
ia1e, and have little in common with
the modernized hula.
nWsnank Sarriers OF 6urcens
Trail and Mountain Club.
~liawaiians Carrying BudlesT llus
trates the ancient methods OF native
hurden-bearers. with a Hawaiian leav-
t ms srass house nome 20 lahe ma
I'VE plouucss 70 announcer seluenent "
En SAiaDasnes suspenueu 70 'ne lohs
p,s winch ny carries. ,,.
usv or Native e.st-nlnuersarleh
SnHareh ana Association.
sPsnns sark Tor waking Iapa-
eusresiel.
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N .ns e - roeAy
plee vser wnlcl luis = nou.l an
n' ne nauves ~ .ne LOG. " .ne
81 ere soakins nuIDesry iea'es'
" whlch the tspa Is maue;
esune ssrk 'nso lspa S'otn
ensry OiuD:
n.N'e sno Malos N Iapa press
Sels, ana Wnitney Marsh.
mat-Maksns rom hala or Panda-
~ Lesves--fuollc Scnooi Ieacners:
ootoin9. 0uSrsser Canoe-banK Oh
taL
me tloat entered by the BANK OF
.a"all SHOWS tne primitive construc'
ton ot the hawaiian outrlgger canoe
pleasure craft now much sought art
er Dy tourists assweil as local people
~ this fioat canoe Is seen turned
bottom upward on q ledge OF rocks
Wnlie hawaiian boys WORK ABOUT IL
putting on the maj touches ana max
ing II ready Tor It's maiuen voyage IN
some roaring SURF. In the early DAYS,
DeIore the time OF modern tools. the
outrlsser canoes were nohoweo OUT
OF single log by the use OF rire and
much scraplng Win stones ano otner
primitive utensils. some OF the speci-
mems stu IN existence snow tnat the
Garner naWsilans were remsrkaoiy
wei skilled IN THIS line OF WORK.
noyal Court o. naianikupuie, n'ns
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