The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-09-26
All Divisions OF
MauiCountyFair
Wake To Activity
Division Heads Name Their
Committees And Work Of
Preparation Goes Into Full
Swing With Fair Three
Weeks Off

Committees are lining up and get
ting down to real work of preparation
for the Fifth Annual Maui County
Fair. Young Ting has named his
committees in the Poultry and Do
mestic Animal section and the COM
mittee held a meteing last week and
decided a number of details. While
generally there are to be money
awards as prizes for the winners in
the various departments at the Fair,
the poultry and pet stock department
exhibitors and the committee in
charge do not like that idea and
favor the award of cups. The com
mittee decided to take care of the
purchase of suitable trophies. 1t was
also decided that entries should close
on Saturday October z, and speci-
mems must be in the grounds on
Wednesday, October II, at o'clock.
The Poultry and Domestic Animal
Department is again in charge of
Young Ting. The poultry committee
has Foster Robinson as chairman and
L. T. Lyman, Paul Lada, Manuel Asue
and F. Y. Lee. The Pigeons commit
tee is J. c Corell chairman and HE
ME English and w A. Sparks. The
rabbits committee has J. P. Dolim
chairman and c. E. Houtchens.
Fruits Coming In
Judge D. H. Case reports that he al
ready has II boxes of fruits in cold
storage for the Fruits section which
is in his charge. Some very fine
speciments are being thus cared for
to be on display. His invitation to
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mems to him to be kept for the fair is
still open to such prospective eXhibi
tors.
Livestock department
w. A. Clark is chief of the livestock
division and reports that the horses
and cattle will be more numerous
and higher class than before. 1t
was decided not to have an exhibit of
pigs this year and some regret on
that score is heard.
Clark's committee is composed of G.
|. Mast, secretary; H. Filler Clerk,
L. X. Smith, superintendent of horses
and also superintendent of the live
stock parade and of the horseshoing
contest as well; w T. Richard, su
perintendent of Dairy Cattle; Angus
McPhee. superintendent carcass CON
test; Louis Won Tempsky, official
weigher and DR.. ]. c. Fitzgerald with
the general committee composed of
s. A. Baldwin and L. X. Smith. Ma
kawao; C. G. Munro, Molokai; ].
Fassoth, Kipahulu Ben Williams,
Puunene, H. B. Penhallow, Wailuku
and D. T. Fleming, Honolua.
Schools Start installation
Of l,A Df tl.
| Territorial Building for the installa-
tion of the school exhibit is in pro-
gress and II NJ. Wells head of the
department has named as committee
associates Fred Murphy, H. Alton Ro-
gers, Robert NJ. Judd, p. H. Cooley,
Miss Ida Crickard, John M. Eddy
Miss Mary Fleming, o. w. Robinson
John NJ. Brown, William p. Haia
David Kaai, Miss May f. Nance and
Miss Harriet Collins. Considerable
change in rules and regulations and
| Classifications of exhibits have been
made by this department.
Flower Days Planned
Grant Bailey head of the depart
ment of floral exhibits announces
/ that Thursday October IL will be
for cut flowers other than hi
discus, Friday there will be an es-
/ pecial exhibit of leis and Saturday
will be Hibiscus Day. Those are
merely special features of his depart
ment connected with its cut flowers
section. On his committee he has
Eamed Mrs. Z. j. Walker, Mrs vii.
liam F, Pogue, Mrs. James Cumming
Mrs. Charles P. Durney Mrs. II. K
Breuss Mrs. John +. Freudenberg
Mrs. George L. Keeney, Mrs. II A
Baldwin, Mrs. W. A. Clark. Mrs. S
f. Kalama, Mrs. ]. A. Herman, Mrs
C. c. Campbell, Mrs. ]. T. Fantom
Mrs. E. j. Walsh Mrs. Zelie Cockett
Mrs. A. Garcia, Mrs, A. ~ Kepoikai
Mrs. Fl. B. Penhallow, Mrs. WeddicB
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