BRILLIANT ARRAY.
JAPANESE WELCOME U.S. FLEET. (Special to the '* Star.”) HONOLULU, May 20. One of tho most impressive sights witnessed during the manceuvres of the United States fleet in .Hawaiian waters, according to visiting news-
pnpermcn, was the lantern parade given bv the Japanese eo minimi tv. as a. welcome. to men and officers of the uavv. Over a. thousand Japanese, arrayed in native costume, and carrying brilliantly eolured lanterns marched up Beret ania Avenue, and paid resjiect to Governor Farrington, of Hawaii, and Admiral T*. I'. Coord 7., who formally reviewed the procession. Scores of beautiful floats sotno American, some Japanese in design—followed the marchers. The parade was augmented by two hands, consisting mostly of Oriental musicians who played American marches.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17573, 25 June 1925, Page 1
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