The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-11

changed chances and gracious bows IN /
~ eriendliest manner possible. 1t t
80. tba good spirit of the whole ORR [
80 mat nerneated the japanese street /
=, the Mikadoss empire, when the ma
lions of one accord all Joined in wish
mo ALI manner of success to the two |
departing Hiloites-Herald-
THE BRIDGE STREET PALMS
In the columns Of the last issue OF
the Herald it was suggested that tne
GOVERNOR be called to produce ms
1,rornised landscape gardener Tor the
benefit of Hilo park, more par1lcuiai
- 70 attend to the placing of the
Bridge street palms since tnen, ...e
ia is informed, and the informa-
49,. oonas from no lesser source than
49, Of Mr.. 7. Castle Ridgway, that all
800 is necessary is to obtain the line
- +ha main thoroughfare through the
IL and as the palms are preemInefit-
- ayenua palms, place them on TINS
Inc Mr.. Ridgway offers to attend 10
tta n,acing of the palms II the Boaru
| - Trade will secure the Transports
lion He further suggests that TINS
| should he attended at once, as the hrst
baavv rain viii expose the roots ana
drv SMELL following will complete tne
aas+rnction. The palms are there, the
oarlr ;s there, the gardener, RidgWay'
J e readv. why not go ahead before tne
poor trees die?-Herald.
VOLCANO HOUSE.
/ Manasar Fsidgood, who is spending a
] aoys in Filo is full of plans Tor
49, Eo,,rth of July at the volcano
/ ITo,sa The fact that the Fourtn
aoSaes on Monday has encouraged MN
,,,o1ra arrangements for an e1cep-
ltsova, excursion from Hilo to the VOL
oa,,o extending over Sunday, the
th;rd and Monday. the Fourth OF Juiy.
AZ. pideood has not completed MS
lnlans as yet but promises a luau' uaiiee
ena grand display of fireworks To-
eatl,e,. with every other attraction
Tossible at the Volcano.-Heralo
mAIAKEA SOCIAL SETTLEMENT
rha chapel in Waiakea was well NIL
- LOST sunday evening to listen &c
T,,5ero Txarnau of Puma and the specsa
1.or+a, Y,usic prepared by MISS Wlsh
~ her pupils of the Waiakea Socia
csat+1a,nent. The quartette, compose'
oe mrs Josephine Nilei, soprano; MIS-
oTa1ra,oau,a. alto; Albert Naeole, tenor
t.ra sam I,ilikane, bass, sang morn
i,g Rreaks,' very acceptably. MIS-
wight is making preparations Tor
I eo7,cart 10 be given some time IN MAY
. tho proceeds to go to the settieiiien
: lfund.-Herald.
HII.O EARTHQUAKES.
II quite severe shock was felt her
: l,,eeaay morning at 1880. No damas
: 5oye sT,he wise phrenologist is clrcu
lating the report that it had some cor
: naction with Madam Pele's head an
: +bis fact seems to be supported
!. word from the Volcano that there we
d Ian outbreak Monday nlgnt.-haei aiO
: PRAISE FOR co. F.
: One of Hilo's most ardent ADMIRE
Of the National Guard OF HaWan SUI
~ eests that. the Territory could De a.
:. lvertised most advantageously py sen
8. ling Company to St LOUIS 70 g,
4. part in the competitive drill o'arins :
n. worlds Fair. The gentleman al -
that the funds available for an =
Iwaiian exhibit are so small tiia' -
an exhibit would be relegated 70 SOL
70 larso,,ra corner. and money expen
So ed literally thrown away. On the OF
os bond he claims that the spieno
&C ain the fine form and physique OF
m, .ar,beJs of Co. + would attract I
Oh notice Of. countless thousands VINO co,
II. 80 fail TO be interested in coune
ne that PRODUCES such splendid speciiie
III of humanity. He also argues tnaL
VIZ Government OF the United states Wo'
= furnish transportation, that the =
&c ne maintenance at st. Louis Wouiu
pm ,,o,,,inal and that the surplus of fur
leu s,,bscrsbed for this purpose Wouid u
Iue 70 nrovide Hilo with an arTnory. y
VI scribers to the Hawaiian w or
the Eair exhibit are requested to KIN
~ cogitate.-Tribune.
ese POLO HORSES RETURN.
of Considerable comment was nearo
ex- TIE streets during the past few Oh
s-@ in regard to the fine pair Oh horses,
IN recently owned by Mr.. w. l. bs
;ne, of wainuku. The horses, farnl
nE to every one in Hilo, were purcha
- nv Mr.. Balding during the polo sea
little over a year ago, Haiiiu
Jones having brought them with 81
az care from Waimea. Like an
Is tones, horses they were of simple u
be and CHEEKY dispositions and woulo
NJ horne Mr.. BaIding nobly, no doubt
, a not the interest in the game langulsl
II polo horses are Mr.. Baidlng
N as many as four being STABBED a.
~ lnuku at one time, ana ~
eh probability the two bays wouid SUI
ny wandering in his paddocks haa NOT
ce, Pritchard. in an idle moment, GOV
,ie- them. However after much debate
nfi- :. large price his desire was satI
-ad but the lack of polo and demand
. ~ work animals caused Mr. Pritehar
icn accept an offer from Mr.. Rothweh'
orb has handed the pair over to Mr..
oW- tin of peacock & Co. The rumor
mes M RaIding is negotiating for
,,,.o,,osa "a not Observation-Disclosures
" NEW ROADS.
"a r. G. H. Gere. road engineer OF
the district. returned to Hilo after
les. weeks work, retracing the old 81
son OF the road from Kailua to join
liar Keauhou road at Kahaluu- AS so
lion the data are in shape bids VIII o.
tive vertised for ana tne va viii III 90 {.
ond to complelloH. AHl9