The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-13
WILL Be BIG
DAY At H|LO
Getting Ready for the
Opening Of Moo
heau Park.

plete There was n meeting of the
mark trustees last Wednesday night at
which Admiral Beckley made public
his Milan for the opening of Mooheau
Hall on Monday. January 2.
The Hilo band will be I'm attendance
and will play special music for this
occasion. one composition by Prof
Caryalho is dedicated to Admiral
Beckley. A bottle of champagne will
be broken on the railing by Miss Jua-
nita Beckley and the pavilion dedicat-
ed TO the town. or Bacchus in this
way There will be an grafton by the
admiral and addresses by less notable
nersons one of whom ,,ill accent the
gift of the admiral on behalf of Hilo.
II 10 thoupht there NAV he dance
a., tha bau In tn eyeninp There is
soma talk Of races at Hoolulu Park in
tho AFT rnoon but # is not Thought that
the attendance would be large with
.such counter attraction as the OMEN
inc of Nooheau There are few people
in Hno who would not go a Ions dis
lance to hear Admiral Becklev tell
how he had achieved success III the
world and the occasion OF the opening
of this grand park Will not be IN eN-
ception. 1t Is not expected that the
park can be laid out by landscape
gardener before the opening exercises
but local draughtsman has been ask
ed to prepare p ans showing where the
new kaumanie trees are to be planted
This will be done In coiors and Will be
"a work of art when completed.
Captain Fetter has been approach
ed relative to a parade by the MEM
bers of Company d. and unless tnere
is something in the rules to prevent
it an event of that kind Will be one OF
the minor attractions or the DAY. Inc
trustees or the parks ana pupiic
grounds of Hilo nave intimated de-
sire to have each citizen plant a tree
or shrub In the park GROUNDS at hooh
ana TINS, 100 may De part vi 'ne
program Nliltors WIN oe reques'eu ~
ri. honoue. +o he given In the even
iro, ,,,,,, he a strictlv nrivste affair and
Az nun,her of Invitations will he
,,,,;,od
o,
~
There was no quorum OF the eXecu-
tive committee OF the Repupicah LIS
trict committee on MONDAY hisht vi
last week TO CONSIDER the matter ol
the Endorsement Oh postmaster u
succeed w. L. MADEIRA VINO II IS uii-
'derstood mas peen pronioteu' Nhai
man Beers mas therefore, caiiep d meet
ing at Flremahs nan 10 pass upon
this matter IL Is UNDERSTOOD there 10
only one applicant LOT the oihce hom'
Chas. Slemsen having wlthura"h III
favor Oh norman ~. Lsi
means ptoD"oiy ~, 49,. ~, 81,
1,tive Council of the Board of Trade
have endorsed his application. Post
master Madeira has received no Off
cial notice of the contemplated change
in his status and was much surprised
at the public announcement of his
promotion.
'cIrcAp po11EPs ORGANIZE
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ers Oh East haWaii met at nay oinee'
mo iast "a'uiua9 o''u -
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buffers ,,, . ..,zo,
i'.ore sugar Wyott
Mahassis - -
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t,,srt " ms, ~ pnes,aa,,t WV,
I.rn,,s ato t,oasura. Iobn
H,oCao,st. a,a ~ auaorti,,a commit
1s.I,t,,,sr 90 nrassr, inc pein-
tardt ana A w ,o,, Arrswaldt which
III, ,,,aat once n n,ontb after tba fist
20 An,.,, nevt
MI ED ri'o1h ~
Nj. Quinn, who has recently peen en-
gagged as supervisor for Contractor
Whitehouse on the latter's contracts
about Hilo, sprained his ankle last
week, which has prevented him from
active use of his foot. He has accepted
position as salesman in the Olaa
store at Keaau, with the duties OF
which he is especially familiar.
Cecil Brown of Honolulu and Anthony
Lidgate of Paauilo, administrators OF
the estate OF Chas. Motley deceased
arrived on the kinau last FRIDAY 10