The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-07
WANT COCOANUT ISLAND
FOR A PUBLIC PARK
tiilo People Have Given Fifty Acres for Quar-.
antine Station With That Understanding
Politics on Hawaii.

Congress aside Ccoanut Island for public park There
agitation looking this end for time and petition
will circulated which Delegate Kuo will be asked to
to the proper authorities at Washington
quarantine officials have notified the Waiakea Mill Company
for quarantine station between Seaconne
Reeds bay acceptable The site has fine inlet for land
ing every acceptable the authorities An appropra
available the of suitable buildings and for the
installation of the necessary apparatus
the upon by the Waiakea Mill Company
profer United States aside Cooan
Island of Hlos public park system Cooanu Island has
been for time quarantine station 1t of the
interesting spots to which all tourists turn with If the PROPOSE
Of Mill Company accepted Coconut Island could then be
bated the the local public and be made splendid
marine and tropical park--Inbune
WEST HAWAII DELEGATES.
against Andrews for sheriff made result
of Saturdays delegate elections
In West Hawaii the results follows:
First Precinct North KohalalH l. Holsten, 90; Geo. P.
Tuloch 81 Freser 90; H. Puaa So H. Renton, 81
Edward Quinn John Hind 46 w Mersbeg John Lewis
D. S. Kahookano "a.
Second Precinct (Waimea South Kohaa)-s Pue and J.
w. Hawai-
Third Precinct (<alua N Kona)-J. A Mcguire J. Kaelena-
kule, J. n koonoa J. w. Keikoa and G. F. Maydwel
Fourth Precinct '(Kona-waena)G. P Kamauoha 70; K.
Na1ale, T. c. White 90; j. D. Paris 81; W. K Nahale, So D.
P. Nananu, 46; w. H Greenwe, 49,
Fifth Precinct (Hookena) Thomas Haae S Lazaro, w Kaa
W. Hooper Kapa and Hooper both the former with
drew in favor of the latter.
Sixth Precinct (Papa)-D L. Kanaana
(Waiohinu)-J H Wapuiani John Seares.
Eighth Precinct (Pa1aa)-Dr. w. A. schwalie
HOME RULE NOMINATIONS
In West Hawaii Home Rulers held their Kaua
tire ard and nominated candidates. of whom said
to be Republicans The nominations as follows:
Supervisors-Pae Nahea (HR), J. W. Keikoa (R)
J. A. Mcguire r. J. K. Kekaula (R), Keawehaku (H.R)
| County Clerks K Pua (R) by acclamation
Sheriff N[akahalupa (HR).
/ Tax Assessors w. Nawahi (H.R.), by reclamation.
Treasurer Kaeleroalule (R).
Attorney-G Kamauofa (R).
Auditor-D A1awa Oh. r..
| Survey--D Namanu (R).
/ ANNIVERSARY DANCE.
Hawaii Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star celebrated the
of the organization Monday evening Masonic Hall
The Chapter fourisng condition The social Monday night
lowed business meeting of the ORDER the dancing beginning
o'clock The commemorative of Robert Norris IL D. the
founder of
The hail had been decorated potd palms
music provided by the Hawaiian quintet.
The refreshments unusually fine knows well
spread
punch and ubstatia viands supplied by A Schoe
Tribune
OPEN MEETING.
There open meeting the Fshmaret Tuesday night called
by Hawans who wished hear the views of various who have
expressed wish to be candidates before the county convention and
the polls Sheriff Andrews, n Wifong, George H. Williams
Ben. H Brown, William Todd T. J. Ryan, NJ Santos and others
were present and spoke-Herald
INSPECTOR LAKE.
Il Captain Lake today assumes the duties Inspector
Public Works Department His first work will be the construction
the abuments for bridge process building
Captain Lake has blood poison
ing that kept him the hospital week He retired from the police
force with fine record for zeal and attention duty and
whose place will be hard fill in the Representations
HAND CRUSHED.
While standing large mange Laundry
Monday, Tristan Ooo which may hin
cripple life His hand caught between the heavy steel rollers
and before the power could be turned off, his hand had been crushed
fiat, almost o he wrist
SALVATION ARMY WEDDING.
Lieut. Catherine Hutchinson pretest Salvation Arm!
asse the Hawaiian Blue Gas
Kentucky and Captain R. W. Mcleod of Honolulu will
married Saturday evening" September Serraos hall sc
o'clock The will be performed by Major Harris who
Flo week for that purpose The public cordially invited
to attend this wedding charged
mission The proceeds will be used of h
Salvation Army Ilo Tickets will be sold by the Hutchinson sisters
After the wedding the bridal will the Volcano hous
Tor week days When they Hutchinson
retire from the Ho and be transferred elsewhere Nc
=. Leod taking her place.
The Hutchinson sisters have been among the noest workers
Booths They left beautiful Kentucky home three years ago
to engage in what they wish make their life
HIIO NEWS NOTES.
Iohn McIaeeart with accident