The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-13

an Oriental inscription, viewed the
procession. Here also large Japa-
nese flag was half-mast At sunny
side, an assemblage Of japanese dress
ed in their best garb stood around
black banner marked with the word
"Hamakuapoko" in white letters. Al
, Kaluanui, a large number OF Portu-
guese lined up on either side Of the
road. Among the many beautiful flow
| er pieces at the grave was a large
cross of white asters upright on a
pedestal, the gift of the Puunene Club.
A polo stick and ball in white asters
tied with long blue and white ribbons
| was personally presented by Messrs.
John Fleming and Harold Dillingham;
| for the Oahu Polo Club, and crossed
polo sticks in white flowers given by
| the members of the Makawao Polo
| Club, most of them being present at
| the ceremonies wearing the club colors
| of black and orange
| The pall-bearers were: L. NJ Bald
win, F. A. Alexander, D. B. Murdoch
| D. c. Lindsay, H. B. Weller, L. Won
| Tempsky, ]. B. Thomson, w. S. Nicoll,
j. n. S. Williams and D. T. Fleming.
| ANOTHER SORROW.
| Maui peoples cup of sorrow has been
| filled to over-fiowing recently. On
! Monday a wireless message came
from Honolulu announcing to Mrs. w.
7
I sin Miss Annie I. Forbes. Miss Forbes
had a large circle of friends in the
Makawao community which she made
| while acting as a teacher in charge of
| the Hamakuapoko kindergarten.
NOTES.
| For Arbor Day, the Waikiki govern
ment school planted royal palms; the
| Hamakuapoko school, ironwood trees;
the kaupakalua school, eucalyptus rob-
! usta; the Paia school, ironwood; the
| Haiku school, gravillea, red gum and
| ironwood, and the Makawao school,
koas. pines and bananas.
| The new railroad direct to Paia plan
| tation reached the mill premises Wed
nesday night and will probably be in
perfect running order in about three
| weeks.
| Int duSStiOIl now IS NncEe are dll
| the young plants coming from to fur
| nish the new pineapple plantation
Akanaliilii of Huelo is putting in an
acre, w. Q. Aiken at Puuomalei. two
| acres, and E. H. Bailey and A F.
| Tavares at Lilikoi, an acre or more.
| This means 10000 plants to the acre.
Bishop Restarick held services in the
church of the Good Shepherd. Waikiki,
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Austin is acting principal
of the Waihee school. H. NJ Coke re-
signed the position on the 1st to be-
come editor of the Maui News
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. T. White of Cleve-
land are expected tomorrow in Maka-
| wac, where they will permanently re-
| side. Mr.. White will buy land, build
a residence and cultivate pineapples.
w. B. Scott has just completed a
dwelling house for himself and family
at Paia.
a residence for H. w. Baldwin is be-
| ing constructed at Kahului
Miss Renwick came from Hawaii by
! Tuesdays steamer and is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Bett of Puunene.
Mrs. L. r. Crook of Honolulu is a
guest at w. c. Crooks, Makawao.
Miss Genevieve Dowsett is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Raymond of Waikiki.
| On Sunday a mad dog" created a
| sensation in the Sunday schoolrooms
of the Paia foreign church.
On Wednesday a commission award
ed damages to three Portuguese resi-
dents of Kaupakalua for injuries to
| their property by the construction of
the new Hamakua ditch. The amounts
| varied from SIS to $500 or $500. The
| commissioners were L. Won Tempsky
| for the plantations, J. NJ. Vivas for the
| Portuguese and w. T. Robinson, chos-
| en- by Messrs. Won Tempsly and Vivas
/ as a third.
| On Saturday night, John Fleming
and Harold Dillingham; returned to
Honolulu by the Likelike
| Edward Pogers of Wailuku, the
| sherisf's cie,,, is on Molokai.
| By the Claudine of Wednesday, Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Cooke and DR.. and Mrs.
| VIM. D. Baldwin returned to their
| homes on Oahu.
| Society met at Mrs. D. C. Lindsay's,
Paia
| On the Emperor's birthday, the Japa-
nese of Kula celebrated by horse races.
! The Nebraskan arrived in Kahului
yesterday and is busy discharging 1900
| tons merchandise. Capt. Weldon will
| not depart till Sunday night.
| Weather-Still very warm days and
| quite cool nights
| rAhnOl IN unNnI IIliI