. Te Karere. missionary tool. As the float moved along Honoluluscrowded streets the Central PacificMission Orchestra played and sangsongs in five different languages,representing the five prominent racesin Hawaii. These same nationalitieswere represented by girls in nativecostumes riding on the back part ofthe float. The Japanese girl was seatedby her torii and the Chinese girl byher pagoda; while the Hawaiian, Fili-pino and Haole (Caucasian) girlswere backed by palm leaves and otherHawaiian foliage. Not only did the float receive muchapplause as it passed along its coursein the parade, but fo
. Te Karere. missionary tool. As the float moved along Honoluluscrowded streets the Central PacificMission Orchestra played and sangsongs in five different languages,representing the five prominent racesin Hawaii. These same nationalitieswere represented by girls in nativecostumes riding on the back part ofthe float. The Japanese girl was seatedby her torii and the Chinese girl byher pagoda; while the Hawaiian, Fili-pino and Haole (Caucasian) girlswere backed by palm leaves and otherHawaiian foliage. Not only did the float receive muchapplause as it passed along its coursein the parade, but for at least an hourafter the spectacle was over, as it stoodon exhibition in the Ala Moana Park,it was surrounded by crowds of peoplerequesting the orchestra to sing andplay their native music. Because of the float many unusualcontacts have been opened up to mis-sionaries. Numerous calls were madeto the mission office to ask questionsabout the mission and the Church. TE K A RE RE Here and There IN THE MISSION. Te Kareres Editor has new Assignment
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