The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-19

ing the Shriners. the streets were never
80 gay as now. and the illuminations
a. night are marvels OF color and OF
electric inventions The City Hal Is
afiame from roof TO Flagstaff. and the
ferry building - a mass OF briilisncy.
or the private structures the Claus
Spreckels or Calf building - the most
deliberately lighted. though the Exam
irer and Chronicle buildings are not
neglected. Zinkand has a novel orna-
mentatiOn--a long rope hanging from
the roof with n Shriner mannikin hold
Ing onto IL and 90 n champagne bottle.
with the usual motto. Hold onto the
rope
Aloha Temple had engaged headquar-
tsrs In the Occidental weeks In ad-
vance. and it was well that Ia did for
every ho-telry In town II filled TO over
flowing and many OF the pilgrims have
TO walk the streets because they are too
happy TO Eo To- bed In the grass house
erected by Aloha Temple all the ma
terial ravishments OF the Pacific are
spread out for the guests There is
poi and plg. and all the trimmings OF n
real luau. though instead OF n poi dog
DIR. Wood substituted wienervursts.
which convey all the symptoms and
create an intense aversion TO water
one OF the hall marks OF a devoutl
Shriner.
Well known HawaiIans about the city
have helped the Aloha Templars to
spread the gospel OF Hawaiian happi-
ness. and '.weia ka hao," may be
heard any time one comes within ear
shot OF the hut Certainly must men
ton the modesty of Potcntate Brown
before I end the story OF the temples
greatness. I. OF course. knew from my
stay In Honolulu that Brown was the
chief OF the waterworks In Hawaii.
though he seems TO have no acquaint-
ance with water here-but I was not
familiar with his private life. so r
queried:
You are The superintendent OF the
water system7"
For ten years"
But In ordinary iife?"
I'm n professional man"
And your profession?''
"Coppersmith-"
Here We have n hfth estate-iaw.
medicine. the church. Journalism. and
coppersrnithing. Potentate Brown Is a.
wit despite his Scotch burr. George
Patterson. who. I understand. In man
OF means and standing In Honolulu.
told me that he was here TO save
money.
I have asked many men this question
Some have said tney were here for
health and some for recreation Others
acknowledged their presence was due
to- n desire 20 breathe at a lower dew
point. and stiII others came 10 see rel
atives. but never has anyone before
declared be vas here from HAWAII 10
make money. L. .--.-,,y--a..
"rrbwsrr you going 70 Sea itE"
asked
well said Patterson. II pay IS
cents n drink In Honolulu and here IL
ID only IS cents. I save 10 cents on
every drink. and calculate TO save
quite a pile before I Eo back
Dr. Wood goes East tomorrow His
daughter IL in san Jose. Dr. burEcss
ard Thomas Wall will also make trip
Eastward before they return TO Homo
I,1fu So heavy Is the travel toward
Sevr York that u il difficult 20 secure
sleeping accommodations. and one must
engage Pullman b@rthS several days
before occupying them Noble Wall
looks better in the Shrtner fez than
do Doctors Wood and Burgess. ns the
scarlet of the Turkish cap matches his
complexion and rnOustache.
Mrs. Fernandez and daughters. who
have been at the Occidental Hotel for
several days. viii arrive In Honolulu
on the steamship Sierra. which car
rira this lrttrrs Ausy NV" "-@N -. 80
joyabie trip
A. r. Gurrey. Jr.. who has been mere
over two months. also returns on the
Sierra Gurrcy intends 10 follow the
prof@~@ion OF house decorator In the
future and will not continue IA n civil
engineer as In the past He has good
taste ana IL n student OF art and cui-
ture. and will doubtless enjoy good
measure OF success
Allan Herbert viii return on the nex'
Alameda with his son-in-iaw. pr. 81
ID. q. Walters. who IL now WISHING ms
friend. George warder. NJ cana nan
ss.kiyou county. California The doc
tor In In excellent health and enjoying
! himself greatly. fishing. shooting ano
/ generally roughinR u. Mr.. Herbert nas
/ made a trip 20 Santa Barbara TO look
/ after some property interests out .
\ back here again He n In good hesith'
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fernandez and oa"sn-
ter mr.. nj the Occidental Hotel
Town Talk says: The horse sno" ~
\ rturIiurame vas n success not~lth'
1 standing the rain and the disappoint-
4 rnent OF Mrs. Henry T. Scott hrS
4 Scott made a very poor showing. AZ
Il Andrew weich. who vas referred Z
by one OF the daiiles as an Hawaiian
q sugar planter" carried OF the honor'
4 vrIth his road team and his high step
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