The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-20

continued: II can see readily how this
organization viii not only bring about
a better understanding among builders,
but will be an influence for legislation
in the right direction, which we want
very much in a great many lines. We
have little such aid along expert lines.
and the fact that we shall have the as
sistance of the builders is interesting
and encouraging to me-
I'VE all know that there have been
many cases in Hawaii in which houses
have been built, which, while they
might be beautiful to look at and finely
finished all through, in a few years be-
came rickety and needed repairs. If
this organization can do anything to
check that, 1 wish it every success.
4 do not fear that this body will be
come a trust, or combination to gut up
prices unreasonably. 1t is to public in
terest to have honest and intelligent
men unite and adjust questions that
come up in their lines of business. mat
tiers peculiar TO this climate, questions
of material and pay of workmen." Gov
ernOr Dole wished the organizers Cod
speed in closing.
President Osborne said the principal
object of the exchange was to bring
together the men who are in contact in
business. and he hoped that all chose
present would make the most of the
time spent in the rooms. The rooms
would be open, he said. each day, and
from 1870 to 100 o'clock there would
be in attendance as many men as could
come from their business. to meet ami
consult with all Vkc might want 70 see
them. lie then announced refreshments,
and sandwiches, salad. beer and soda,
ginger ale and root beer. ices and
cakes were passed about 20 all who
We're in the room. until everyone was
satisfied. when the luncheon was top
ped off with cigars. Some of the mem
bers spent the entire afternoon in the
rooms, discussing the future of he
movement.
In all. according to the visitors reg
lister. about 100 persons were present at
the reception. The guests were as fol-
lows:
Federal Oficials-Hon. NJ. NJ Estee.
judge; Walter b. Mailing. clerk; Eu-
ander, United States Coast and Geo
detic Survey; Hon. L. W. Wilcox Dele
gate to Congress.
Territorial Oficials-Hon. $. b Dole
Governor, and y. G. Halves. private
secretary; Hon. Henry L. Cooper. Sec
itldfS OF the territory. hon. James
II. Boyd, superintendent of Public
w orks; Marston Campbell Assistant
superintendent of Public Works: JOS
aph y. Akina, Speaker House of Rep
~esentatives; Samuel r. Kaiue. Presi-
dent of the Senate: Walter +. Wall,
Surveyor.
Editors-Walter G. Smith. Advertis-
-r; \. W. Pearson, business manager
Camilo Pereira. y Liber-
tade: Edward Like. Aloha Alma: w.
Z. Harrington. Bulletin: j. L. Rockwell,
business manager Bulletin: c. l..
Rhodes. Star; :. Meheula. Home Rule
Edmund Norrie. Independ-
mt: f. j. Tesla, Makaiinana; d. Kane
vanui. KuOkoa; d. Kalauokalani,
(uoKoa Home Rula; Jesse Ma
laina. Lahui Hawaii; j. s. Ramos. .
-uso: L. d. Timmons, Spokesman.
Architects-C. w. Dickey and f. 4.
Iewcomb. Howard < Train. H L.
Kerr. Walter z. Pinkham, O. C.
George ". Page.
Civil EngineerS-A. c. Alexander. c.
= Z. Dove w. c. Gregg K Co. Grim
wood, Richardson & Holloway Co.
lowell & Highly. NJ D. Monsarrat r.
'uuki. W. L. Roweil. r. Tappan Tan
att. James T Taylor. F. w. Thrum,
V \. Wall. +. q. Keen.
Awning Dealers-Cashman & Nelson.
Blacksmiths-Henry Wright w W.
Wright. II. r. Murray.
Honolulu Clay Compa-
Builders Hardware - Emmeluth &
o.; L. o. Hall & Son. W. W. Hail;