The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-14

Lahaina District
First Prize-Trip to Honolulu Fair:
Georg" Lindsay, Kamehameha III
School,
Second Prize s. Worth Of Mcrchan.
disc:
Manuel AriaI, HonOkahau School
Third Prize $3.50 WORTH Of Mer.
chandise:
Antoine ARIEL Honokakau School.
Hama District
First Prize Trip to Honolulu Fair:
ToshiO Tasaki, Hama School.
No second or third prize winners re-
ported
Molokai District
No report yet received
Adult Garden Contest
First Prizes S25 Cash:
Manuel A. Deas, Camp 10, Puunene.
Luck You, Camp ., Puuuene
Joe f FPrreira, Haiku.
Second Prizes-$l5 Cash:
X. Matsuda, Paholei Camp, Grove
Ranch.
John Costa, Haiku Cannery
A. c. Pereira, Paia School.
Third s. Cash:
Antoine Camara, Keahua Camp.
John Ornellas Haiku.
Mrs. Jessie Tavares, Makawao.
Fourth Prizps-$2 50 Cash:
Mrs. Manuel Sunriano, Paholei
Camp, Grove Ranch
Frank Martins Puunene School
NJ. Ferreira, Haiku Schol
Fifth PriZes-$l Cash:
Antoine Carvalho, Keahua Camp
Joe Rodrigues, Paia Camp.
John NJ. Brown, Camp f School
Alfred Ferreira. Keahua Camp.
Joe Fevella, Keahua Camp.
Henry Lopez, Keahua Camp.
Next three in order:
|, Manual MOneZ, Keahua Camp.
Arthur LizarO Keahua Camp.
Manuel Cambria, Keahua Camp. T..
Five Mani boys. will leave by the
Claudine tomorrow night for Honolulu
to spend q week at the big Territorial
Fair AZ guests of the Maui County Fair
& Racing Assoc iation. They are the
winners of the first prizes in the second
children s garden contest conducted by
the Association.
Charles A. Puck, of the Alexander
House Settlement, has been designated
70 90 with the party and to supervise
their holiday. He is taking his automO.
bile with him, and the young gardeners
will undoubtedly have the time Of their
Young lives, visiting the Fair and see
ing the sights of the capital city.
Girl Goes Too
Miss Margaret Cabral, of Hama, who
was one of the prize winners in last
wear = contest, but who was unable to
make the Honolulu trip at the time,
has been allowed by the committee to
take her prize at this time She left
on Wednesday by the Mauna Loa ac-
rOmpauied by her sister. The execu-
tive committee Of the Fair Association,
mt it's meeting on Tuesday afternoon. de-
rided that the young lady was entitled
TO take her prize now, and inasmuch
ns no other girls have won first prizes,
to permit her to go to Honolulu at the
Association y expense accompanied by
her sister.
Contest a Big Success
The childreH's garden contest which
is Just closing, has been a big success,
and the committees which did the final
Judging last week were amazed at the
extent Of the interest which has been
taken in most of the districts. In many
places a great many obstacles have been
overcome by the youthful agriculture
iHts, aud the results accomplished in a
number of instances have been truly
amazing.
As an example Naoki Matsuda, Of the
Haiku School, one Of the first prize
winners. had created "A remarkable sys-
te. rite garden in au old taro patch be,
low Pnuwela. 1t was one Of the very
best gardens that the judges looked at,
and besides this the boy = record of his
work was in itself a book Keeping mas
trrmecr.
James Lindsay, head of the Haiku
committee, states that another boy
had even n better chance than NaOki,
.hut had been obliged to aban lon his
garden with the moving of the Pauwela
raEuery to Haiku.
School Department Approves
Tho commit II ee received letter from
Superintendent Kinney, of the school
department. advising that there would
d" no objection to the prlHr winning
boys being excused from their studies
10 make the Honolulu trip, provided
'hcIr school work WIS satisfactory. 1t
understood that In practically every
raSe these hUNS are among the hest
students IN the schools.
Adult Garden Contest
The adults garden contest, innugu-
rated for the first time this year, was
also brought to a close last week, and
the final Judging done. The prizes
which will be pind i'll cash, aud arl0unt
TO about $500 IN alt have been prov idpl
hv the County Fair As,o .iation ant DR..
W y Baldwin VIII" has takrn n "kry
special interest in garden work on Maui
generally.
Central Maui have not vet lrem 70.
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