The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-25
NOTES THE CHANGES.
II. NJ. Whitney, Founder Of the
Advertiser, in Hiio Town

Harry NJ Whitney, editor Of the n
ers' Monthly, and the nestor Of jour
ism in the Hawaiian Islands, ard
overland from kau with his Iieee
Tuesday night after q short visit iO|
volcano. This is MIR. Whitney's iirsi
to Hilo for two years and the cha
in the appearance of the place m
him greatly.
1T is getting quite beyond ny rtal
he said to a reporter for the Herald
terday, "and / am lost; | used to 4
everyone here a few years ago, tut
there are many faces | do not rte5s
1t is the same in Honolulu: forne
knew everyone, but now new Depgs
coming in on every steamer so tai
a stranger to half the people ! ne
the street"
Mr.. Whitney went from his h9DI
the East to California in lS4s Ehas
met DIR. Judd, then Prime Mln-sisi'
the two princes, who were on theii
to France to settle an internaneaA
fculty. The Polynesian was the
paper published in the Islands al
time, and the editor, Mr.. Hitchcock |
gone to the States as a gold-seese-
Mr.. Whitney was q writer as wei
compositor, a proposal was mace y
to take charge of the Polynesiah- o
accepted il, entering into a conu.0
remain six years. At the end o
period he retired, and. with the so'
of everyone in the whaling intde-
began the publication OF the Ao'e
on the I'd of July. 1856.
While editor of the Advertiser H
selected by the Government TO $50
the first postoffice in Honolulu
was made the first postmastei'
the office for six years. II Wa
Mr.. Whitney was postmaster a.
lulu that he appointed J. Mon V1-
present postmaster, as q CLERK ID -
fice.-Hawaii Herald.
SCHEDULE RUNS No"
On Monday, the 18th, the trains
company made the first Of the -
trips. two daily, from Hilo TO 20
return. Superintendent Lamoe''
the roadbed in prime condition, =
ing stock perfect in action, VIZ
and freight business beyond rs
tons. The heavy machinery ioi :.
mills. being handled, has been -
test of the strength Of the rO"1-
could have been devised
A VoLyANIC LUAU.
A small party. consisting Of MS
Offley. Mrs. r. L. Howard OF ~
Mrs. w. II. Lambert, MI ana ~
Givens, and Miss Bessie Lanl. ,T.,..
last Sunday fer the Volcano - -,
spend few days. On kameiiAi.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron PREPARED
which was held in the koa
by. All declared they had me- "a
such delicious roast pig taio
After the entertainment was or,
Bessie Lambert accompanied a.
Mrs. Givens to their home d -
Olaa, where she will visit 3 -
The other members Of tie parry
main at the Volcano HOUSE
weeks.
HILo FEELS HoNoREp.
Hno asks for no greater honor -
SGitCllOn Oh 0llt VI H. i-ffrttU
Justice Of the Supreme cou' =, If
Galbraith has won the esteem ac7u}
one of his business and soe-4l 80
apces in the Islands, he IS n
his profession. and as JGsuI.. n;
supreme Court he viii commas com m3.s,anss
spect of the public. IN TINS So. &c galn
t. los viii he tremendous
Honolulu and the Joa-l'"
Herald.
TIrI.o KICKS aGAE
Perbaps. while the posiothee ,i ~ r..
are visiting milo, the pubic III
some light on the subject o. re 70
in Hawaii. some people . %e the
enough to believe mat wiz ling 2
change of laws steamers ~ sarrv 4
lulu for this Island would s car the
The arrival of the HeiYl &c suf
night without a single - ..[--,ainsi
to convince peop.e who enc, ,ti. '1 were
...,- eerxice that the-