The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-29
BRIGHT IDEA
FOR 4 SHOW
Floral AlIesory OF the
IsIands-.Late HiIo
Happenings.

HILO. June ga most attractive
program has been arranged for the
evening of July at the armory in the
entertainment to be given under the
auspices of the HiIo Branch of the Ha-
waiian Women's Club. Ma Lei Ha-
wall, by eight girls, each representing
one of the islands, cannot fail of being
Ia charming sight.
Hawaii is to be represented by Miss
Mercy Akau, dressed in red and be-
decked with lehuas, which the island
is noted for. Oahu will be represented
by Miss Sarah Mahaiula and that is
land being noted for lima flowers, she
will be dressed in yellow. Maui will
be represented by Miss Josephine Ka-
ihenui, dressed in pink and decked with
the roses for which that island is fam
Gus. Kauai, in which the flowers mo-
kihana and lauae are abundant, will
be represented by Mrs. Kahalue Kipi,
| dressed in green decorated with these
by Miss Helen Aiona dressed in white
and decked with Kukui blossoms, char
acteristic of the island. Lanai, by Miss
Rosie Johnson, dressed in orange color
| that island Niihau, by Miss Hannah
/ Akamu, dressed in canary colored gown
and adorned with the fine white shells
| found on this small isle. Kahoolawe,
decked with hinahina, or silver swords.
Mrs. G. D. Audrey, draped with the
Hawaiian flag. will represent Hiiaka,
Madam Pele's sister.
| Another pretty spectacular perform
ance will be "Pidgie" by six girls pref
tily attired in red. The solo will be
sung by Mr.. Ben Brown Jr., and the
chorus by Miss Kuulei Hapai, Miss
Josephine Kaihenui. Miss Mercy Akau,
Miss Hannah Akamu, Miss Daisy Todd
and Miss Dodo Hapai
There there will be a chorus. follow
ed by a double quartet, THE Owl and
the PuSSy Cat, ny the Ioiio"hiS eASAS
little girls: Irsne Maby. Margaret Hor-
ner, Irene Brown, Ida Desha, Mary
Virgins, Love Akana and Jessie Kai
INDUSTRIAL
The incorporation papers of the Hilo
Pineapple Co. have not yet been filed
Matters in reference to the organization
nd nf
vet fully settled. The pineapple plan
tations that it is proposed taking over
by the company are being cultivated
and improved by the respective owners,
meanwhile, in anticipation of the COM
pany's taking them. Among these are
Mr.. Kelsey's plantation of 1000 pines
at Kafwiki Mr.. Andrews two fields OF
Is. 900 pines, all told, and F. S. Lyman's
field of about 10000 in Hilo.
A few punches of bananas and
number of pineapples left over from
shipment by the Hilonian, their con- /
sisnor. Mr.. Brughelli, sent to Honolulu
by the Kinau, for disposal there OF :
shipment to the Coast by the Ventura.
1t was fine lot of fruit, according TO
Mr.. Brughelli, not picked too green as /
he asserts most of the fruit is. His ex-
perience has shown this to him 10 De
a. fact, that fruit for shipment is not
allowed to mature sufficiently, and ne
thinks the reputation of the Hilo bana- !
ma will suffer from this cause. Hun !
81 a.
nanas of finest quality, are going to
waste now, as always, up through olaa,
he SAYS, that should be utilized, Tor
brandy. cenaturized alcohol or some j,
thing /
The incorporation papers of the Hllo
Fruit Co have been received back froJR
Honolulu approved. The manufacture'
nj denaturized alcohol is within tne
nrovince of the company. and in view
of the Importance of this article IL Is
nossfble its manufacture may be con-
sfdered. 1t is the intention to have the
cannery in operation in year.
Tho sawmill at the Hilo Railroad
shops has been busily employed during
the week turning out koa lumber Tor
the Hawaii Mahogany Lumber Co. The
log supply has been drawn from both
Kaumana and the koa forest near the
Volcano House. requiring about miles
of teaming in the former case and IL
miles in the latter. The first shipment
of lumber will be made by the steamer
Enterprise If the koa lumber proves
To b., the success it promises, a rail-
road will be built from the terminus OF
the Hilo railroad TO the Volcano House
and koa forest.
WAR DRAMA
Putting this spectacular war drama
before the public is an undertaking OF
considerable magnitude. Besides the
fifteen principal characters OF the play
I,-t