The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-08-16
GOES AFTER
TOURISTS
Boyd Will Go East
to Hypnotic
Travel.

1
cisco on the Alameda tomorrow to as
sist in looking after tourist travel to-
wards Honolulu, the idea being to get
into personal touch with the delega-
tons of knights Templar that will as
| semble in San Francisco from all parts
of the country. Mr.. Jennifer, who rep
resents the Promotion Committee in
San Francisco, has been sent to Boston
to commence work all along the line
and Mr. Boyd will get in some hard
work on their arrival and induce as
many as possible to visit the Paradise
of the Pacific before returning home.
The Promotion Committee expects a
| large number of Mystic Shriners from
| Cleveland to arrive the end of this
month for a two weeks visit. The
Oceanic Steamship Co.. for these oc-
| round trip
| 1t is possible that after the secret
lodge visitation in San Francisco the
officer there of the Promotion Commit
tee will be transferred to Los Angeles
to double UP the work in that section
of the country. AS Los Angeles Is the
winter Mecca for tourists the committee
believes that all its efforts. If directed
there, will accomplish more good than
by keeping an office open as well in San
Francisco.
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been recently selected to go against
Kauai.
The officials of the Puunene Athle-
tic Association are EX. Conn.,. N. S.
Williams. chairman; Geo. b. Hender-
son, secretary and treasurer: r. w.
Filler, VIM. Walsh, W. w. Westcott,
VIM. Longher, and F. A. Mayfeld
Sports Com.-Wm Searby, chairman;
Jas. B. Thompson, Daniel Quill, j. j.
Corell, James Kirkland, H. B. Weller
and George Mayfeld.
Arrangements Com.-William Walsh,
chairman; f. Deinert, r. w. Filler,
and o. Amundsen.
Judges-J. ]. Coren, Geo. Mayfield.
Timekeeper-Geo L. Keeney.
Starter-W. Tougher
BIG SOCIAL EVENT.
The Harvest Home Celebration
dance given in Puunene mill, the even
ing of the 18th, by the general manager
and employees of the Hawaiian Com
mercal and Sugar Co. proved to be
the most popular and most largely at
tended social event of the season.
Trains brought the dancers from all
over Central Maui. The floor was not
so crowded as last year, but dancing
was all the more enjoyable. A most
elaborate spread was served in the
vacuum pan room which had been
transformed into bower-like supper
room.
George l.. Keeney, w. Tougher Jas.
B. Thompson and VIM. Walsh made
an able committee of arrangements.
Dancing to the inspiring music of the
Waihee stringed band was kept up I'M
til wee sma' hours.
NOTES.
w. F. Pogue and Solomon Fuller
have resigned from the newly appoint
ed Maui Board Registration, the latter
because he is to be teacher of agricul- |
ture at Lahainauna Seminary. T. B. |
Lyon, the well known Democrat, is the |
only surviving member. 1t is stated
that Rev. S. Kapu of Lahaina and w. |
f. Crockett of Waikiki have been rec
commended by the district committee
for the positions. A. N. Hayselden of |
Lahaina and j. j. Meyer of Molokai |
are also mentioned.
The new Koolau ditch is well nigh |
completed, there remaining only about |
800 feet of very hard rock to penetrate.
With power drills this obstacle will |
be soon overcome. 1t is possible that |
by using another part of the ditch. |
Koolau water will be turned on the |
first of next week. Engineer John H. |
Foss has charge of the Hamakua ax-
tension dtch-work in the absence Of
Geo II. Baldwin, now on a vacation
to the coast. H. w. Dietz, who has
been surveyor on this ditch departed |
for his home in Honolulu by this weeks |
Mauna Loa.
Saturday evening, the 10th, a rost
enjoyable dancing party was given Icy |
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Murdoch of Pa;a.
The large lanai made an excellent |
place for dancing and the music by |
a stringed band kept the 40 young
folks busy tripping the light fantastic
till midnight. The Sandwich two
step" was here introduced for the first
time on Maui.
On Monday pineapples canned by the
Haiku factory We're offered FOR sale,
ibi the iiSt lllilc siilCe tlt tictllOn pI
the cannery, at the Kahului store.
The Waiakoa, Kula, postoffice Is a.
geni closed up. Mr.. Copeland has re-
signed the position of postmaster and |
removed to Wailuku
Miss Agnes Alexander of Honolulu is
visiting Mrs. D. C. Lindsay of Paia.
The steamer Nevadan arrived in Ka-
hului on Tuesday and departed Thurs
day.
The polo ponies of the Makawao club
Will be sent to Honolulu on Tuesday
next, the steamer Likelike calling in
To kahuul especially for them. The
players themselves viii go down on
Friday per Mama Loa.
Weather-plenty Of rain on East
Maui, but sun dry on Central Maui
despite occasional shower.
AS USUALLY TREATED a spraln
win disable the injured person Tor
three ~ four weeks. but " Chamber
laln's Pain balm l. freely applied a