The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-10-03
THIRTEEN NAVAL VESSELS WILL
MAKE HEADQUARTERS IN HARBOR
OF KAHULUI DURING FAIR DAYS
Work of Final Preparations
For Next Weeks Big Show
Is Going Forward Finely
In Every Branch.

AA Lively DIuttNtI.
Thirteen naval vessels will give
kahului harbor the aspect of a naval
base during fair time next week. Ad-
vices from the navy department in
Honolulu say that number of govern
ment sea craft will be here for the
Fair. 1t is estimated by Fair officials
and by shipping men who are familiar
with the numbers carried in the
crews of vessels of the type coming
that this means there will be 600 at
least in the personnel of the party
In that number is included the naval
band which will render concerts in
the Fair Grounds during it's stay.
one destroyer, three mine sweepers
one hydro plane tender (Eagle boaD
eight submarines and three hydro
planes will make up the fleet that is
coming to Kahului. Captain Hausted
OIL the destroyer is in command of
the fleet as well as of his own vessel.
Admiral Summerall expressed his re-
gret to the editor of Maui News in
Honolulu last week that he would be
unable to come again this year
All Moves Merrily
Every department of the Fifth An
nual Maui County Fair is now run
ming on high and every department
head assures Fair Director Harold w.
Rlce that he will have an exhibit
that Will equal or surpass anything
that has been offered on Maui during
us experience in holding four county
fairs.
Down at the Fair Grounds evidence
is seen that the big show" is now
only nine days off. In the "Joy Zone"
some of the rides are already in, the
tennis courts, last years roller skat-
ing rink are within a high enclosure
! concession booths and buildings are
gong up and in the exhibit buildings
prellmlnaries for installation are in
progress. in the commercial building
where it had been thought there would
De no automobile exhibits this year,
there will be three and the untaken
space is gong fast. Tn. H. Davies
& CO., Will again have one of the
ld!gest exhibits and some Honolulu
concerns that there were not previous
ly represented will be seen.
Make Thursday Holiday
Il IS planned to make Thursday.
.le opening cay, a general holiday.
Inc Plantations have announced Il
as sucE ant the fair management TO.
day issues call on the other enter.
prlsts and business concerns 10 fol
low the lead. 1t is expected that ad-
vantage of a Saturday half holiday
viii aIso he taken for the closing day
of the Fair.
AS in past years, Friday il Chill
dfenS Day and special arrangements
VIII be made to get the youngsters
from the schools there.
On Thursday, it has been decided,
the Boy Scouts will put on their ex-
hibitions and on Friday the Girl
Scouts will hold theirs. For Japan
ese Day, also there will be a baseball
game between two Japanese teams,
one from East Maui and one from
West Maui and the Japanese com
munity is planning to put on special
stunts in the way of entertainment
features. 4
This mornings steamer was ex-
pected to bring over strings of Ho-
nolulu horses and the mail to bring
| the entry blanks filed in and signed.
Bob Shingle has assured Maui News
that his fine horses will be here and
at least one other stable from the
capital city is expected.
Entertainment ApIenty
Some novel entertainment features
are being planned in addition to those
that had been previously arranged
There is a possibility of the Great
Bostwick who has thrilled Honolulu
crowds at Aloha Park coming here
but the high winds that prevail on
X n do
too dangerous to permit his staging
his hair raising ride.
Baseball is a feature on Thursday
and Saturday as well as the races
and the Maui Championship is to be
determined between Haiku and the
American Chinese.
One of the last department heads
to be announced is II. B. PvnhalloW
who has accepted that position. HC
announces that the rules that wer,
operative last year will again govern
his department. c. G.. Conradt ha!
the vegetable section.
Advertising Goes Out
Fair paper has begun to appeal
and is attracting attention. Two
color posters went out and up in Wal
luku yesterday, We're delivered in Ka
hului, Spreckelsville and Paia 10
posting AMI were mailed out TO al
parts Of the Island. f,n'u llama Il
HOnokuhau and the Japanese Hdver
tising is oy-pected To 81 out today.
Nine Gays to go and they will b'
busy ones, ami then the Fiuh Annua
Maui County Fair.
Grand Stand reservations hav,
been put on sale at the Baldwin Banl
in Kahului. In charge Of the Fai
Directors office for Director Rice i
e r BeVins