The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-02
The Steady Diet Of Poi
Grows TireSome.
A Bakery YEARNED FOR
Postal Routes on the Island are
Surveyed Railroad Men
Entertained.

wAILUKU, Maui. Sept. 2G.-The News
says: Wanted-A bakery. Notwithstand-
Ing the fact that wood Is from tl2 70 SIG
"A cord and coal SIS a ton, a bakery start
ed at Waikiki, say. with coffee sa-
loon and restaurant attachment, conduct
ed by an experienced baker who could
turn out German milk bread. French
bread. graham and brown bread, good
cakes and pies, etc, could not fail TO
pl owe paying business. or course. such
bread could hardly be sold as cheap as in
tho States, but the people here would
gladly pay the difference for good crisp
and well-madc bread such as many OF
them were accustomed TO IN the old
country. At the risk Of precipitating Il
boom, the News recommends, as a mon
ey-makng proposition the starting of a
bakery at Wailuku to furnish not only
Waikiki but also Kahului, Spreckelsvlle,
Paia and Lahana with wholesome and
toothsome supply Of the staf Of Efe.
NO ANTI-HAoLEIsM
The truth Is beginning to dawn on many
of the former Independents of Maui that
IL would prove a dangerous game in the
end to try TO do politics without making
the white element a factor, and as a re-
suit, most of them are trying to decide
between the two leading political parties.
OF course a few of them will fondly cling
to the ancient landmarks. but two OF Bob
Nilcox's selections for Senators on Maui,
have discarded Bobs anti-haole ideas,
and are satisfied to run for Office as sim
pie, plain American citizens,
MAUI MAIL SERVICE.
o. W. Carr. u. q. postal agent, whose
especial duty II Ii to look after mail trans
portation, has spent several weeks on
Maui In order to famlliarlze himself with
the different mail routes on the Island.
As far as he can do 30, he will maintain
the present routes, the only trouble being
to get postmasters to qualify for the mi
nor offices. He returned to Honolulu yes
terday, and will soon be ready to adver-
tIse for bids for carrying the malls on
Meui.
AN ENJOYABLE TIME.
At the invitation of supt. Filler, the
employees OF the Kahului Railroad Com !
pany and friends gathered at his resi-
dence on Thursday evening with view
to the marking of another milestone In
the life of their popular chief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Filler eXerted themselves
toward the perfect enjoyment of their
guests, and their efforts, coupled with tho
absence of any formallty In the arrange |
me nts, brought forth the unanimous opin- !
ion that the gathering was one of the
most successful and pleasant In the his |
tory OF Kahulut
BRIEF ITEMS
Attorney Coke of waiuku went TO Ho-
nolulu on the Kinau last night TO argue ,
r case before the Supreme Court, and In !
rcentally TO do Il few politics.
j. NJ. kanekua would probably have p.
been placed on the Republican ticket, II .
no residence had not barred him, and |
mere Is the pity, because he would have /
made IA good representative.
Matt Mccain attended the Republican !
District Convention on Wednesday, re-
turning TO Lahaina on Thursday. Matt
don't want any office, and says that he
has had politics enough now to last him i
TIL election week.
Mr.. w. Henning, head sugar boiler at
VIII go 10 Lahalna at the
end of October Mr.. Walter Lowrle will .
take position as sugar boiler at Spreck-
alsville, If the attractions at NahilSu do
not prove too alluring.
Mr.. A. Fernandes, the enterprising mer-
chant and hotel man OF Paia, who has
lust returned from visit TO the Paris
Exposition, Is having large new stable .
lnd hack stand built. Mr.. S. b. Harry
las the contract for its construction.
W. II, r. leu returned from honolulu on .
Wednesday, having completed all his
Dlans for establishing drug store Mt
Mr. Faulkner has already left
or the Coast to lay In a stock of drugs,
md expects to return here direct In about
liz weeks.
9'he small landholGors of Maui should
'e encouraged to plant more fruit trees
'igs bananas, papaias and mangoos grow
apidly and their fruit Is a most whole
one luxury; yet II Is quite true that
here is not enough of these fruits rails
q for home consumption.
Maui schools need more money for re-
airs than is apparently available at pres
mt. This Is n need which should not pc
lenied, and sufficient funds should be
Implied at once to put our school houses
\ good repair.
why Is nothing being done 70 remove
lac noisom2 poi factories from Market
roet? Some Of these jolrts would be
Ilsgrace to the purlious of Peklng. Clean
hcm out.
Capt. Bnmberry and Lieut.. Mcleod
we're detained at Honolulu, and win not
each Maui till next Wednesday.
Mr.. Cyrus Green Is 20 be married 10
Mss Mary Eeanu this evening at Nehe, I
he residence Of Mr.. j. *. Kahookele, at +
Nailuku.
Miss Nape has sufficiently recovered !
rom her recent Illness to be able 10 res
nme her work as teacher In the Waikiki
ublie school.
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