The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-20

SCOTT BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street. New York
Miss Ethel Smith and J. N. S. Will
liams. 6-2. 60.
Second Round.-MrS. W. O. Aiken
and F. P. Rosecrans won from Miss
Mabel Taylor and DR.. G.. S. Aiken. Ga,
Sc; Mrs. Murdoch and F. Beckett from
Mrs. Taylor and VIM. Whiteside. 6-2,
6-8, 6-3; Miss Ethel Taylor and Theo.
Nickelsen from Mrs. Dale and VIM.
Tougher, 7-5, 81; and Miss Makee and
D. c. Lindsay from Mrs. Nicoll and
W. w. Westcott, So. 6-2.
Semi Murdoch and F.
Beckert Won from Mrs. w. o. Aiken
and F. p Rosecrans, 6-3, 81; Miss
Ethel Taylor and Theo. Nicholson from
Miss Makee and D. c. Lindsay, SO, S.
GA.
Ffnals-Miss Ethel Taylor and Theo
Nickelsen won from Mrs Murdoch and
f. Beckert, 60. 81.
Just before dark, directly after the
finals, J. n. S. Williams, chairman of
the trophies of victory: First prizes,
massive silver cups. to Miss Ethel
Taylor and Thee. Nickelsen and second
prizes, fine rackets, to Mrs. D. B. Muir
doch and F. Beckett.
The new Puunene string band played
popular native melodies throughout the
day from the grandstand and an elab-
crate and well-appointed luncheon was
served at noon on the verandas. in the
dining rooms. in the club room and
other portions of the huge Puunene
club building. Ice water, iced lemon
ade, soda water, etc. was dispensed
freely all day.
W. o. Aiken acted as the tennis
referee, T. NJ. Church and VIM. Nc
Gerrow as umpires and Benz. Williams,
F. Vasconcellos and w. D. Lowell as
linesmen.
The tournament committee consisted
of J. n. S. Williams, H. E. Savage, VIM
Searby, VIM. Tougher, and Theo.
Nickelsen.
After the crowd had departed quite a
number of young people remained be-
hind and danced in the club room until
a late hour to the music of the string
band.
The general manager and employees
of the H. C. and S. Co. are to be con-
graduated upon their celebration of
Day and the close of the
season.
COMPLETION OF DITCH.
The new waihee ditch of the Wal
iuku Sugar Co. is about completed.
Two weeks or more ago Engineer Carl
finished the tunnels, ETC.,
and soon water from Waihee valley
will irrigate lands never before planted
near Maalaea Bay. 1t will be remem-
bered that all the lands mauka of the
government road belong to
Wailuku while those makai are the
property of Puunene. According to
agreement Waikiki will use Waihee
water during the day and Puunene
during the night. The crops of Wal |
luku will now steadily increase in
year by year through the Gull |
tivation of new land and an abundant
water supply from Waihee.
NOTES.
Deputy High Sheriff George Sea of |
has been on Maui during the |
past week in connection with the S. |
Ahmi matter. The property (real and |
chatteD of S. Ahmi of Kamaole, Kula, |
was attached several weeks ago by the |
deputy high sheriff and will be sold |
by him on the 25th. S. Ahmi has bel
come bankrupt.
About 100 plantation cars filled with |
rock from the H. C. & S. Co.'S cane |
fields arrive daily at Kahului and the |
rock used in strengthening the break |
water in the harbor there. Some of |
the Puunene fields present an unusual |
" smooth appearance in consequence. |
The rock used in the curbing etc, of |
the new cement sidewalks in Wailuku |
is obtained from Kihei.
On Sunday the 18th, the new Nor
mon church at Pulehu Kula. will be |
dedicated. A grand luau will be one
Of the events of the occasion.
On the 10Th, C. T. Fits and J. S.
Reed, teachers of Oahu College, and |
Charles s. Davis. a student of the col
ege, started from Makawao on a walk
ing tour through the crater of Hale-
akala and around East Maui by the
way of Kaupo. Hama, Nahiku, Kea-
lae. etc
Today party from Wafluku is MAX
ng the crater trip. In the party are
Mr.. and Mrs Augustine> Enos, Mr.. and
Mrs. joaquin Garcia. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Fernandez of Honolulu, Misses Franco
md Perry of Honolulu and others
Miss Alice Cooper of Honolulu is
listing Miss Irene Aiken of Makawao.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. McNeif~of Oahu
College are at Puuomalei. Makawao.
During the week Haleakala Ranch
has been having big cattle drives.
Fhe smoke from the fires of the cow
boys high up on Haieakala have been
risible several mornings recently.
On Tuesday morning the steamer
Sevadan arrived in Kahului from Ka-
lnapali and after unloading some car
20 departed the same evening for San
francisco.
The American steel ship Tillie E.
Starbuck arrived in Kahului last Fri
lay She came into the inner harbor
IN Wednesday and will remain until
she obtains 1000 tons more sugar She
has already on board about 1000 tons.
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