The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-14

are being developed, the water works
company will put up new and tasteful
poles, individual wires and a central
office. In fact, on every hand are the
evidences that Wailuku has started to
make a steady growth. Now is the time
for the citizens and business men OF
Wailuku to take charge of the move
ment and help things along.
1t would be a good investment for
some of the men who own real estate in
Waikiki to erect at least a dozen COM
Portable residences for rent. More than
half a dozen families. to the actual
knowledge of the News man, are now
looking for houses to rent, but in vain
There are a number of vacant lots
which Tor years have stood idle in Wal
luku, any one of which would make a
desirable site for a residence. II is
to be nope1 that some of the property
owners Will initiate the movement at
once, thereby accommodating the pub
lie and trh,. ncing the vaI.c IF their
Property AZ the same time.
Small Notes.
Everything serene at Kihe
H. P. Baldwin left for Honolulu on
the Mauna Loa last night and will go
to the Coast next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd of Honolulu are
visiting Wailuku this week as the
guests of Judge Kepoikai
Some sections of Kula are still suffer
ing for rain, although there have been
frequent showers in Makawao district.
Every mo'.::: after you have taken
your bath anil before you baye tohcn
your breakfast, go down to the garden
and set out banana plant. 1t viii give
you an appetite for your breakfast, and
also breakfast for your appetite.
Professor Crawley of the Hawaiian
Fertilizer Company of Honolulu, arriv-
ed on the Claudine and spent the night
| Wednesday in Wailuku. He left for Ha-
ma on the Claudfne on Thursday after
noon and will return to Wailuku on the
| Claudine this afternoon.
| Tourist travel is a sine qul non of
real good times On the Islands, ana no
more time should be lost in getting
them down here Organize an advertis-
ing and invitation bureau, with, say
Alatau T. Atkinson or Lorrin Tbn1ston,
at its head, and the dimes spent in the
enterprise will mean dollars to the ISL
ards.
|
Maui. A1)-lar eCCd man gone wong
However, if men really are needed to
lead the ,'lff'raut political par.,-s IN
Maui, it IS tC be hoped that sIc1 un:.
as Judge Fer >ikai will come &C tie
front, for he hsior gs to that class 81
men who MAXI faithful friends and Eai
! liant foes
Nigel Jackson, formerly On the Ho-
nolulu police force, has come home to
| Wailuku and established an agency for
the transaction of several lines of bust
ness. Mr.. jackson is an active and en-
ergetic young man, one of the kind
that new Waikiki is attracting. He is a
son-ln-law of E. b. Friel, formerly of
Waikapu. He has opened a place of
| business adjoining the lao stables.
An elegant farewell luau was given
at Walkapu on Thursday evening last
by w. Cornwell to his sister, Miss Kate
Cornwell, who goes to Honolulu next
week. Over forty guests were present
to enjoy the exquisite menu, the foun-
dauon of which was Hawaiian with
American trimmings. After dinner the
guests adjourned to the dancing par
lors, charmingly decorated In honor OF
TIE occasion, and 'tripped to the wan
ton blessings of lutte" till midnight.
The S. S. Manauense, Captain Bar
nesen, seven days and sixteen hours
from San Francisco, reached Kahului
! yesterday, with a general cargo and
four passengers. She will probably
clear for San Francisco with sugar
about the goth inst. She will also take
passengers. She has elegant saloons
and cabins, more so than any steamer
which has yet touched at Kahului.
The Maui Telephone Company are
preparing to put up new telephone posts
in Waikiki to replace the old ones. The
new posts will be painted black from
the base some six or eight feet high.
and white from thence to the top. There
will be twenty-five large posts for the
main streets and as many smaller ones
for the side streets. Individual wires
viii be run to each house, save where
the patrons desire to have more than
one phone On the same line. 1t will
probably be July before all the contem-
piated changes, including the new cen
trail in Wailuku, are completed.