The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-26
First Regiment, y. G.. H.,
.HONOLULU. II. L. Jan. %. 1897.
"Armory Company b,

E1rSt regiment, y. ". H.,
"HONOLULU, II. l., Jan. %, 1897.
ITO Members of Company b:
Your captain has done his best for
the company during the past week,
and has arranged so that every bill
the company owed has been paid, in
Guiding all January bills.
The new non. com. officers needed
have been selected and their names
sent TO the major for approval. The
company is now we'll started on the
upgrade, and / want every member
to put his shoulder to the wheel and
help build it up. We need every man
we have on the rolls in his place ia
line on Tuesday nights, in order TO
have good 16 file front COM
pany and platoon drill. If we make
good showing we will soon build up
and fill our ranks; if we cannot get
members enough together 10 drill in
double rank, we cannot expect new
men to Join us, as they won't join a
dead or dying company.
Won't you make it point to be on
hand next Tuesday (and every Tues
day. evening, and thus do your part
in getting Company b back to its old
place in the regiment?
Next Tuesday we will meet prompt
ly at 1880 p. m, hear the report of the
Finance Committee, then fall in and
have a short, lively drill. After this
Tuesday we expect to fall in promptly
at 7:30 p. m, having business meet
ings only on the first Tuesday of each
month. Let us all go in with vim,
and build our old Company up and,
remember, your attendance at drill
next Tuesday and every Tuesday night
is vital, if this object is to be obtained.
believing | will have your aid, |
am, sincerely yours, e. o. WHITE
The following order, the first to be
issued by Lieutenant Colonel Fisher in
a long while, explains itself:
HONOLULU, H. l., Jan. 25, 1897.
Special Orders No. L:
On recommendation of the company
commanders the following promotions
and amendments are hereby announ-
ced in the First Regiment, n. G. H,
viz:
Sergt. G.. H. Atherton to be First
Sergeant Company B.
Corp. w. G. Weldon to be Sergeant
Company b.
Corp. H. S. Hagerup to be Sergeant
Company B.
Private P. H. Foster to be Corporal
Company B.
Sergt. S. Mahaulu to be First Ser
geant Company G..
Corp. E. s. Boyd to be Sergeant Com
pany G..
Corp. D. Kekaulike to be Sergeant
Company G.
They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
By Order of:
LIEUT.. COL. FISHER.
(SigneO JOHN SCHAEFER,
Captain and Adjutant.
At the meeting of Company H, held
last night, the following resolution, III
trcduced by Private Fogarty and sec
onded by Lieutenant Wolter, passed
unanimously:
ITO Col. R. H. Mclean. Late Colonel
Commanding First Regiment, Ma
tionaI Guard of Hawaii, Honolulu:
Whereas. We. the officers and mem
Lers of Company II, n. G. H, have
been officially notified of your resigra-
ton from the command of the First
Regiment. n. G.. H., and your probable
early departure from the Hawaiian ISL
ands.
Resolved, by Company H, n. e. H,
in called meeting assembled, That we
appreciate the diligent labOrs of Col.
r. H. Mclean in establishing the Ma
tional Guard of Hawaii upon a firm
military and business basis, and upon
a footing creditable to the Government,
the Colonel and his command; and we
extend to Colonel Mclean our heart
lest aloha and best wishes for his
prosperity and happiness wherever he
may be-"