The Hawaiian gazette., 1918-05-28
s7,..I ..t tDsUHp BY TIM TERRfToRl AL
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For ~iustaace, Prot, Gordon ii. True,
of the University Of California, Who
is coming to Honolulu at the behest
pf the Fair Commission, probably win
be engaged through most Of the week
IN Judging and making awards In the
livestock show. Cattleme en-, horsemefl,
swine growers and sheep men through
out the territory will, be- deeply inter
ested IN observing Prof. TrueS work
and I'm listening TO Ms discussions, OF
problems on livestock breeding, selec.
tion, Development for market. and 50
forth. &c. - .,@' = ~ ;
Layesteck Parade
PeEhaps the judge will be abI6 10
finish the greater portion Of his job
Abe first day ana on the morning Of
the second The livestock committee
desires t0'hold tile livestock parade just
before or directly afteTndoif on the
second dayr june M which n KatHe
haMeha Day ana 4 public helideyl - :
This may be made q special fe3ture
on KamehassehA Dry when the crowds
can come TO the Fair early in the morn
ing and remain until Hste al night A
especially fine progfanf Of amusement
events has been planned for that day
In addition, the chief feature Of which
fsia, seFies of spectaclesf and raceS
staged by the men. of the Fourth Cav;
Alfv HtFN'st.' ,.s%ARl ~ " ~ O., !
Judging Of exhibits viii continue ID
all the competitive departments through
the first few days OF the Fair. These
include the arts and crafts, poultry
oA1A Ia $50. $500. ~. sftgs exsl - -
servatiOn, raj, fsAg Iiaestock, dog, and
plant and flower jshows.a 53tE " 4 :
Z Judging in the dog show may be
staged as "a special feature: on the first
evening, Monday. Jack Bradshaw, the
famous eanife 4ahcief ana bench show
,tudzs, win ~ here and tie committee
lesires to SO arrange the Judging that
Ill owners may be, in attendance, az
wen as, eveYy0ne else in the territory
Who is fond of dogs, The, time for the
Judging has , not been definitely de-!
termined, however y
Program Prepared
The Fairs olSeiaI program and pre-
miunr hss, prepared BY the Honolulu
chamber of comTnetee, is now In the
prin tors hands and should be ready for
distribution by saturday Of the week
proceeding Che, bfga characterization. II
viii be d large booklet, probably con
aiming between & hundred and fifty
and two hundred pages, most of this
solid reading matter. relating TO the ex
hibits and aD1usementa Local and isl
and merchants have responded gen
erotisly to the Honolulu chamber 8 aP
peal to support the publication, with
the result That an Iinusnaily large
amount Of advertising htss been incor,
porated in tie program pand will 20
far toward paying The expense of the
issue. &C., II 4 IT.. :; =!
II is pro6osed IN sell the program
booklet to Che public at u very nominal
rice, possibly about ten cents a copy,
For the, solid iIffsrmation concerning
the different EXHIBITS, o. for the COM
plete data of all. events on the enter
tainment program, II should prove wen
worth any amount up Ito twenty Ave
cents. The Fa4f sC0iiAiaission desires
however, to place the booklet in the
hands of all citizens possible, and for
this reason win M d price that viii
scarcely psy fof. more tkan tie paper
and, pfinterS Ink required IN making
eaS The eG aStfai prck kIs G not designed
for tourists d, for distribution abroad
bht strictly FOR the people 81 Hawaii
Nevertheless 1t viii be. worth d pertpa
aent place on the shelves of home
ibrariesy and many ifslaHd folk may de
| sire to esehd copies 70 friends in the
states. "a.
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