The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-03-22
FAIR Feature
island PRODUCTS
Exhibits Of Articles Manufaciuf.
ed N Territory win Have Con-
spicnous Place Next June

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Exhibits Of products manufactured IN
the Islands will have conspicuous
place AZ the tefrit6riai fair. June 10 10
Is. A special COMMITTEES 10 have
charge Of this feature has been an.
pointed, with n +. Savage. Of the Ha-
waiian Pineapple Company, as chair
many and nanufaeturofs, large and
smail, throughout the Territory are
urged 70 get In touch with the commit.
tee, through the Pair secretary, c., r..
Willard, and prepare 10 make attractive
displays Of their waree.
Every assistance win be given Island
|maqufeetufers n the effort 10 arouse
pnib Il Interest 81 3heit industries, for
Ethi1 X on2 81 tks Ba|E Z: PRACTICAL pur.
poses Of the celebration. to increase
home consumption Of everything that
can be grown or made in Hawaii. :
TO the greatest extent possible the
territorial fair Is to be an Industrial as
well "a agricultural and iivestoek exhi-
bition.s 81 ~.
II has a number Of celebrated preee.
dents. Merehants Of all the Allied Ep-
ropean nations and America held q
great sample fair at Lyons, France, n,
year ago, when II Is estimated that
goods TO the amount Of 100000, 900
were sold. The fair Is. being repeated
this year and Il in progress at the pres.s
emit time, having begun March ~ RI.
British manufacturers also are con
Quoting an Industries fair this month
In London, while a Chino,J Japan indus.
trial exposition Ia planned, with at
least six Important Japanese chambers
Of eommerce behind II, to be held at
Picking next fall. fnFthIs ast-named
enterprise II ID said the promoters are
preparing to spend at least million
dollars. M
Replaces Leipdg Pair
\ The Honolulu Chamber Of Commerce
has received an interesting pamphlet Of
information concerning the sample fair
now in progress at Lyons, France. The
exposition isintended TO replace the big
annual fair formerly held ut Leipzig,
Germany, whore Il is said transactions
involving 100000 900 took place. III
was the mecca Of merchants and manu-.
tasturers from al over the world
& AT the Lyons fair last year buyers
and sellers IN great numbers were pres
ent from Belgium, Russia. England,
Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Italy, Portu.
gal Canada, Australia, Egypt, switzerr
land, United States and the countries
Of South America The exhibits Of the
hundreds Of manufacturers are housed
in structures along the banks of the |
Rhone river, between two magnificent
rows of trees. Each exhibit Is In the |
form Of an individual shop.
Tn the 1917 fair there we're nine hun
lrsd and twefvs sueh ahops, or exhibits, |
md Il. wAs cstimhted that nearly $40,
200 900 worth Of orders for goods were
rejeeted, because manufacturers were
unable TO supply the smounfs sought by !
purchasers .,.A At the close Of the exkil (
bition Ave hundred and seven exhibitorsl
Applied immediately for shops at the
1918 fair. "a Y, tz u - y, Il
Huns Need Not Apply ( 4 B
"A feature rejecting the war is that i
or Industrial representativesd
IT the. Central Powers are barred Abso-
,utely, from the exposition and greatest |
rare taken that nothing Of Geymau.
Austrian, Turkish or Bulgarian origin /
Is included in any exhibit. One rule :
saysi sI.5 .'t.E, Ia+$
I ;3ltIf even "a single article is.fouud, IL |
= stand. among those exposed for sale.
coming from these countries, the stand |
'~ill be immediately closed, no indem.
nifty win be paid, and all monies maid |
win be forfeited. Besides, the Commit
tee reserves the right OF refusing any or1
al applications by the offender durire |
The following years, and this for as
many wears as II may deem necessarily
Each stand measured thirteen feet
SQUARE and the Committee charged the
exhibitor Ave hundred and fifty francs.
or about a hundred and ten dollars. for
its use! The fair is not in itself de.
'igned as money making proposition,
the fee being charged to pay the cost /
Of its operation. r., 'rr