The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-13
PAN-PAC|I.Fi WEEK
ISFULL OF EVENTS
Program About Completed and
Speakers Being Assigned
To Particular Topics

The program for Pan Pacific week
is being lined up by different commit
tees, and speakers appointed to their
tasks On Sunday afternoon at the
Capitol l.. l.. LoofbOurow will act as
chairman, s. c. Huber will speak for the
United States, s. X. Lau for the Chi.
nese, MI NegorO for the japanese, DR..
s. Rher for the Koreans and R. o.
Matheson for Canada and the Austria
lasians. The Boy Scouts and Girl
Scouts will assist. the service flags Of
all races will be draped from the
capitol building there will be massed
singing and every clergyman in town
has been invited to sit on the plat,
form.
Monday at noon at the Pan Pacific
lunch at the Commercial Club, George
Dennison will outline the work ex-
pected of Hawaii by John H. ROssite1
and the government so far us shipping
facilities for future trade is concerned.
He will be followed by F. c. Anterior
of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Bcms
of the T. h. K, s. w. Good Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., H. E. Yer
non of the Canada, Australia line, H
NJ. Whitney of the Oceanic Steamship
Company, Fred Haltou, who for many
years was the Pacific Man represent
alive at the free port Of Hongkong
and {. G.. Graves Of the American Ex
press Co. 1t will be a "Greater Ho,
nOluu - session.
Monday night there will be an In
ter Island Pan Pacific banquet and con
ference of the Y. NJ. G. \. men at the
Nuuanu Y
Tuesday is Balboa, or Pan Pacific
| Day and is being celebrated around
| the ocean. In Honolulu Director Frank
Blake of The Pan Pacific Union hat
arranged for twenty.three speakers in
| the various public schools to tell the
| children Just what the Pan Pacific
NOV rment means, and why Balboa +
memory il observed on September Il
At noon on the roof garden of the
Young Hotel every organization of eV
| cry race will be represented by it,
table and distinctive banner, the con
suls of Pacific lands viii speak briefly
and then papers will be read on the
chambers Of commerce. Raymond {
| Brown will speak for the Honolulu
| chamber of commerce, =. AwOkl fOl
! the Japanese chamber Of commerce and
| Ching Shal for Chinese merchants as
| sociatiOn. Worth Aiken will speak for
| the Maui chamber of commerce, Erie
! knudSpn for the Kauai chamber Of
commerce and James Henderson viii
conclude with an aloha from Hl0.
Tuesday afternoon the Hawaiian
band will pla, at the Pan.Paciir Japa
nrsr gardens, on kuakini street ad
! a. 4, l., ~,
ut six u'rlock there viii be press
dinner. The public of all races is III
Nitrd to the afternoon reception.
In the evening Fred HuIton hns
charge of the free entertainment on
the roof garden of the Young, where
folk Songs and dances of all Pacific
races will be rendered.
On "Wednesday there is a Pan Pacific
session at the Ad Club. r. FaxoT
Bishop will speak on the Greater HO
! noluIu Movement and George Dennisor
/ will speak briefly on the Pan Pacific
work. At 9:HO O'Clock he will place
the harbor Improvement plans before
the Pan Pacific session of the chamber
| Of commerce.
Thursday there will be joint SEES
| sion Of the Pan Pacific Union and the
Rotary club mt the Commercial Clul
rooms, at noon. r., Trnncy Peck will
tell lust what the Rotary Club stands
for, W. X. Harrington will discourse
ON the Virtues of the AID Tub, }. j
BrIscr will tell the story Of the Com
mrrcinl Club and Judge Ashford viii
talk for the Honolulu Automobile Club
This will be Il club session followed
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