The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-24

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,na,,Saf R,Itter and milk are obtained
from the MokuIeia ranch. Dellcaeles
froy.,af41A mainland and Ice are received
/ 9aiIv bv train from Honolulu put
! when the Waialua plantation gets us
i,a-ynal5ir,e, plant installed, ice ana
I aala storage win be obtained nearer
nome. The hotel has its own water
pumping and electric light plant
The attractions at HaleiWa. III me
way of sports are many e'3ti 80
more devotees than anything slse Juss
now understood little or nothing
1 about golf before my VISIT 70 49,
INT am ready now to declare tila1
Golf is al, rigllt-it is certainly the
4 incest way TO get plenty OF outdoor
az,arcfse without realizing that you
are taking exercise, that kno" Oh
10 chase d golf ball for miles over 81
uneven country, trying. to get II IN the
link holes with as few strokes OF the
club as possible, is just the tnlng.
wac a wise man who invented gol'
| probably he was humanitarian pily
stefan. The ladies at HalelWa are
much interested in the sport anu el
| vav they are developing muscle anu
1
gentlemen to look to their laurels. Inc
average score on the Haleiwa links Is
aho1t sixty. think, but Mr. II. ..
Tlowney. who is one of the guests VINO
; finger and Inger at HaleiWa, Is easaiy
cl,ay,,nion of Waialua, if not or the
hawaiian Islands, with repeated
score of thirty-five. He will prooaply
! lower this. -,
There is a tennis court on the hotei
? | lawn for those who enjoy TINS spoie :.
Z Tha hotel stable supplies rigs and sad
: d1a borses for excursions to the innu-
r,arabIe attractive places on the DIG
! and rich Waialua plantation. A noun
taiv, bousa connected with the nolel
offars attractions of its own, one o.
which fs hunting. The ocean Just u
| front of the hotel, with one OF ehs
f1nest sandy beaches in the country
affords ocean bathing. A big ceInehtes
pool of soft fresh water, nleo 1ion
the wonderful springs on the old Eiilel
ga son homestead ca part OF Inc oss
lal nrapertx9 is a drawing card Tor tflos
49, ~ not take kindly to the sal
ng + u,a4ar And then there is the canoelni
-, the WaiaIua river or out on In
,es ls,cean made attractive now by the re
cent ACQUISITION of a fine Cana0ia
canoe made by Walker Of Honolulu.
e came near forgetting to nrentlo1
i, the line of sports the exceptions
uts onnortunities for ocean lsn1ng' al
engagements can be made TO ace4'ii
80 many some of the Japanese saiIllal
.ai d On short cruises, the VISITOR iiila =,
''ei' if+1vine his luck as fisherman.
GET ,atehes are pleasing surprises, fish :
oys. ss ,7-Ts conceivable size. shape and col
- being hauled in.
WIS Ss t-varvbody knows or has heard
tful u, daiiohfs of the railroad trip fro
me me. SsEfor,oIl,l,1 to HaIeiwa, q distance
OF Ifahout fifty-six miles There Is not
opAs mo dull OF uninteresting about
can trim. with the train nearly always
eng The waters edge, and vending IN a
81 81. ont around points and promontoEles
lui0 often that each few minutes presei
new view. If the weather seel
warm at places along the ROAD, In
1.-ilI he no such objection raised al
Lxaana point is rounded, for then
trade breezes are encountered and
tarnnerat11re has fallen several degr'
almost instantly.
one little thing I noticed that mis-
he renaedied by the railroad Peoi
guess the tickets for Halel"a
marked Waialua: anyway there Is
tendency among strangers TO leave
] train at Waialua thinking they are
+ha hotel when for fact daiel"a
mile further on anu iiehs a H'-1
III of its own at which all passenger ira
III stop.
On the duh days of the week
Haleiwa averages eighteen guests
IL on SATURDAYS and Sundays the acc
81 rnoda+ions Of the house are hea
a +axad 70 care for the crowds OF TOW
II naople and tourists who flock q
al for a brief season Of rest or 81
III So NV advice is for people to telepf
n ar write in advance for rooms IL
81 wish them for those days.
I'll The following are arrivals at 4
FL iva for the week ending May ~:
Mr.. and Mrs c. A Musgrave, II
Ns 1uIu: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. EhTrnan, a
81 Rosenbaurl, san Francisco; jaime
M row. Aiea, Oahu: W. ". Bucha
aH n & Navy: w W Evans, Oak
81 cal: G. E. Copeland, Maui; Mr.
szI Mrs willard Z. Brown, children
8I mad. Honolulu s. ". Crook, Ho1
III III. A r. Taylor, W. II. Babbitt.
M aolulu: Mr. and Mrs A. F. W
M yaialua: Mr. Ben r. Meyers ana
A = ii. Philips. Leyerett H n
sSst Mrs. VIVA. T Rawlins. Alan Dun
l snitzer. Leonard G. Browne
M p. Thompson Miss McCfosso
si ono Miss ii Tonizawa G. "a
william 7. kawlins, F. + = non
M Honolulu; Arch MackiHop. ,. :;
Smith w Perkins, A. ".
r. Shand. John w f,arWeILa !