The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-30

IS LIVELY
The WaiaIua Band Gives
Good Music---Fine
Golfing.

In honor of the presence of Governo
yesterday, the Waialua band gave
special concert in the hotel grounds
appearing for the first time in thei
rlatty white uniforms The concer
was a surprise to the numerous guests
and some of the numbers were remi
niscent even of the mighty Herr Ber
band is a really fine organization ani
the numbers were greeted with ap
plause. Sunday afternoon concerts
will be a feature at Haleiwa and biz
fair to entice many Honolulans te
spend the day at this fair resort
The Waialua band is composed
mainly of employees of the Waialua
plantation, the instruments being fur
nished by the plantation people. The
countryside not only reaps the bene-
fit of the music, but the guests of the
Haleiwa are regaled with it as well.
There has been a numerous company
of guests at the Haleiwa all week. a
large number going there yesterday on
the Limited at the regular time
The wager of the University Club
that Member E. A. Mott-Smith could
not make the round of the 9-hole Ha-
leiwa course was put to the test yes
terday morning. Mr. Mott-Smith, who
played his fourth game. made the
rounds, under the guidance of Judge
Archie Mahaulu. than whom there Ia
none better with the golf sticks on
Oahu. With this valuable coaching.
and with Archie as umpire, Mr.. Mott
Smith made the round in So. His ap-
proaches and finishes were made with
expert skill.
Mr.. Mott-Smith afterward played a
handicap with Judge Mahaufu and
made the course in 81. The result is
that the hackers of Mr.. Mott-Smith
get the dinner.
The day was also enlivened by a
foursome finish played by DR.. Hum
phris and J. D. Gaines against F. c.
Smith and ST. Clair Bidgood. The lat
ter pair defeated the former pair on
Saturday. Yesterday there was
close finish, requiring twenty holes, or
Lwo additional ones, Messrs. Hum
ohris and Gaines winning. The rub
Der is to be played for in the near
future.
Manager Bidgood Is enlarging the
scope of his small-farming enterprise
With the addition of a large duck ponds
and an extensive poultry yard, and
With the already ample vegetable gar
lens and fisheries the Haleiwa is sup
plying its table needs at all times.
The fresh water swimming pool con-
inues as popular as ever, the clear,
old water drawing many of the guests
laily.
Mr. Owen. a wealthy traveller from
Detroit Mich, who. with his wife and
'alet, visited Haleiwa yesterday. said
hat the golf course at the hotel was
ertainly an attractive one with it's
features. It certainly is a |
avorite for a good foursorne.
The following guests have been at
Ialeiwa during the week: L. Todd, |
DR.. and Mrs. H Johnson, MIR. and /!
Irs. j. D. Gaines, H. B. Sewen and |
,ife. H. H Walker, Honolulu; w. C. |
Iareraves. Redlands, Cal; B. Wag-l
,oner. Octavius Steele, Honolulu;
Dorothy Castle and man. Hon. Geo.
'astle, Miss Cross. Mrs. Sweeney
driving party around
thursday, Friday and Saturday; S. A.
iliespie. Clara Gillespie, Ablia. Iowa;
. A. Mott-Smith and wife, Miss Patty.
liss Alexander, Miss Muther. DR..
[umphris, Honolulu: A Holmes;
afayette Owen, wife and valet, De-
,oit: A. P Taylor, ]. j. BelseE wife
nd daughter. Mrs. L. n. Gay and
aughter. Honolulu: C. Dameyer. Miss
ameyer. Seattle: Stanley Stephenson,
.onolulu: Miss K Samuel. San Fran
SEQ; Miss Mathilda Uphoff. Miss Jea-l
cite Uphoff, Miss Mabel Plummer,
an Francisco; C. j. Mccarthy, Gus
chuman. Honolulu; A. S. Mahaulu,
s Orme. h r. Grant, Waialua;
Gorge Little. John Little. c. S. Crane
nd son, ]. Copeland. Honolulu; Mr..
"a Mrs II. E. Brodek, II. c. Wald-
m Waialua; A Holmes, Honolulu.