Hawaiian Island Beauty Contest Opens April 1 1907
The contest opens Monday April 1 1907 and closes 5 pm Tuesday July 30 1907 with final count on Saturday August 10 1907 Winners on the outside Islands will be notified by wireless Open to reputable young women born in the Hawaiian Islands Excluding immediate family of Bulletin Publishing Co staff Voting rules include three judges and one ballot per candidate with no transfers and no appeals Results announced by judges
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Result of the fourth count in Honolulu girls contest
The fourth count shows Hawaii girls extending their lead with Emma Rose and Daisy Todd gaining, while Callie Lutaa and Melixa Peterson move into strong positions. Voters hail from islands across the Territory and ballots arrive from single copies of the Bulletin. The canvass grows sharper as entrants vie for favor in a wide community drive.
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Daisy Todd
Honolulu
Emma Rose
Hawaii
Melika Peterson
Miss Peterson
Alice Greene
Callie Lutaa
Hilo
Kuulei Hapai
Trene Boyd
Alice Green
Mabel Ching Kau
Lizzie K. Victor
Lydia Kawainui
Waialua
Pauline Evans
Twss L. Rosewarne
Honoli Rose Aloiau
Kauai
Lottie Jordan
Louisa K. Hart
Wailaku
Zelie Rogers
Alexandra Defries
Marie Puna Williams
Olui
Orrila K. Rice
Daisy Cotburn
Wilhelmina Wilcox
Honol
Lillian Keamalu
Emma Kerr
Katie Farrell
Jennie A. Boyer
Mabel Kinney
Gussie Clark
Addie Hose
Maui
Alexandria Gertz
Nani Marsh
Carrie Rose
Alice
Hawaii Contest Offers Six First Prizes For Votes
A printed coupon enables readers to vote for a party by filling name and depositing the coupon with the Evening Bulletin within three weeks of issue. Subscription vote credits apply to various durations. The contest promises the greatest number of opportunities yet in Hawaii with six first prizes.
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