The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-03
HAWAII IS
FOR KUH|O
Bright Prospects
On the Big
Isle.
HlLO BANANAS
| MAKE A BIG HIT
Capitalists at Olaa-Tried TO Scalp
His Wife-Would be Dem
tist Arrested.

HILO, October 31.-The last round
of the Hawaii Republican speakers
was begun yesterday at Waipio where
a party of campaigners from this city
met the Republican candidates for the
senate, J. d. Paris-and S. L. Desha
Those from Hilo were James d. Lewis
George w. Patty, ]. M. Kauwila, and
Edward Kekoa. These gentlemen will
hold meetings at various places this
side of Waipio, arriving in Hilo Sat
urday afternoon Saturday night there
will be a grand Republican rally at
Waiakea bridge, where a number OF
candidates will address the crowd.
On Monday night the last big Repub-
ican blowout of the campaign will be
held in Hilo at the Japanese Theatre
Everybody should be on hand to take
part in the last meeting in order to
share in the. glory of the vic
tory which is sure to come the next
day. Through Admiral Beckley the
Republican managers on the other
side of the island forwarded to Chair
man C. l.. Crabbe last Wednesday
morning the statement that the Sec
ond district on the island will return
a majority of 900 for Prince Cupid L
is predicted that if all the votes get out
that Kuhio will have 1000 and Wilco,
Z 400.-Tribune.
HILO BANANAS FINE.
That Hilo bananas have made a hi
in San Francisco is shown by the fol
lowing extract from a letter written By
Porter Brothers & Co., of that city, t.
Peter Lee, their representative here,
"These are certainly very fine bananas
and if you will continue to give us thi:
class of fruit we will be able to do &
large business with you"
Referring to the first shipment Of
302 punches, the letter says: There
were some punches which were total
loss, but only few; some of them
were little ripe, but as a whole they
arrived in splendid shape.
There is only one thing we wish to
suggest, and that is that you use the
native grass instead of the leaves to
place next to the bananas. The leaves
get among the bananas, and they pre-
sent an unattractive appearance
whereas grass would be much cleaner
and better
By this Enterprise Mr.. Lee is ship
ping about 500 punches which will
grade much higher than the previous
shipment and will further build I'D
the reputation of Hilo bananas in the
market. The only thing the grower
must look out for is the packing. This,
if well done, will guarantee the SUI
premacy of the Hilo banana on the
Coast.-Tribune.
WILL VISIT OLAA.
The party of San Francisco capital
lists who are visiting the islands under
the guidance of L. A. Thusrton are
John Lloyd, president of the German
Savings and Loan Society, San Fran
cisco; George Tourney, cashier of the
institution just named; Henry Croker
and wife, of San Francisco, and A.
KANE, assistant manager of the San
Francisco branch of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce. They left the
Claudine at Kawaihae yesterday and
spent last night at Honokaa. They
will probably reach Hilo this afternoon
or tomorrow morning.-Herald.
LITTLE ROASTS HAPAI.
Judge Little takes a hit at magis-
trate Hapai in the case of Central
Meat Market VS.. Frank Winter. ct al.
In reversing the district court Little
says:
1.-The record of the cause below dis
closes through an affidavit of VIM. H.
Beers, clerk of said court, and Thomas
C. Ridgway, counsel for defendant in
the cause, that the judgment was OBJ