The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-04

custom of planting class tree witt
exercises. in connection with the din
ner and. instead, will erect a class
monument out OF columns of basalt
! brought by the members Of the class
with no little difficulty, from the Vi
entity OF Rainbow Falls. OF the teach
ers, Mr.. Nef expects to return to Ohio
to finish his studies at the University
OF Wooster. Mr.. j. 0. Warner, a this
! years graduate of the University OF
! Wooster. has been engaged to take the
position that Mr.. Neff vacates.
a quiet wedding was celebrated at
the residence Of H. V. Patten, Puueo,
Wednesday morning, when Miss
Eleanor May Goudey of Port Maitland.
Nova Scotia. became the bride of z. f
Patten. the newly-appointed manager
of Turner & Co. Ltd. The newIy-mar-
riod couple left by the afternoon train
for the volcano. where they Will spend
short honeymoon.
A house on Ponohawai street, that
had become the property of the govern
ment through the expiration of a lease
to the land upon which it stood, was
sold at auction by the Public Works
Department on Saturday. Being
house of very respectable dimensions,
it was bought by G. F. Alfonso and
Joao Soares for removal to kaiWiki
Point, where it will be the first house
in the proposed village of Anderson
Vile to be built by the Osorio associa-
ton at that place.
Captain Cove of the schooner W. H.
Marston became a benedick in San
Francisco before sailing for Hilo this
trip. His bride, who was Miss May
Blossom. is accompanying him.
Miss Eta May Loebenstein of Hllo
and Leon Konigshofer of Oakland were
married in that city on the arrival OF
the stea naer Ventura from Honolulu.
]. w. Mcintosh. who left Hilo two
years ago. is said to be in San Fran
cisco engaged in the business of sell
ing mining stocks.
The new. steamer Hilonian is expect
ed to arrive in about ten days and
thereafter a Matson steamer may be
expected to arrive from the Coast about
every two weeks.
Secretary Lydeclzer OF the Board of
Archives arrived from Honolulu by the
last Kinau and has been engaged in
making an inventory of, and boxing
for shipment, all the Territorial court
records and Hawaiian government rec 8.
ords at Hilo. Thirty-two boxes, large
and small. are required to contain
them. These records are to be taken
to the new fireproof archives building
that will soon be completed in Homo
lulu Mr.. Lydecker thinks there is lit
tie of historic value in the lot, as the
documents are comparatively recent. 1t
IS supposed that many old records were !;
burnt in a housekeeping bonfire at
tIilo some years ago.
e. D. Baldwin returned Tuesday from
!, trim into Puma on some government =
survey work. He located the lines OF
he school properties at Kopoho and
<amaiIi for the school department;
,lso of the acre at Kauaea, which the
Bishop estate has given the Territory
or school purposes. For the Public
lands Department he made survey of
he Pahoa village tract. L. Turner ac-
,ompanied him on a vacation trip.
w. c. McCulicn and wife of San
Francisco and Col. Philip Robin of Jer-
;ey, c. l., arrived Tuesday, took the
yolcano trip and returned to Honolulu
Friday. The following, arriving from
he other side of the island via the
-olcano and returning Friday We're:
Hattie Lloyd, Honolulu; FL. l.. Lewis, i
;tratford. Conn; Eva r. Noble, Los
Angeles. and j. T. Stayton, Honolulu
Sam X. Pua, county clerk, arrived
ZONE from Kona by the Kinau We'd
lesday. much improved in health. The
of Kona at higher elevations
S the best in the world, and it's fruits
nd coffee can not be excelled. With i
railroad completed to this section i
here would undoubtedly be consider
bic business between the two sides OF
he island in travel and exchange of :
IS
]. r. Wilson, formerly of the Volcano +
stables. and A L. Williams, a former $
Puma attorney and the promoter of the :
puma mineral water project, have form r
d a partnership in San Francisco since r
he earthquake and advertise, Real es- II
ate bought, sold and leased"
The Commissioner of Public Lands :
ddresses a letter to the Board of Su-
ervisors enclosing an application OF =
has. Furneaux for 10 IL acres of land I
n the Volcano road forest reserve, and q
aging: IF the government disposes
I this section, other sections will prob >
bly, be applied for and the applicants
yill naturally expect to receive the
anne privileges granted in this case,