The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-26
WHOOPING
UP VICTORY
Maui Republicans Are
Overcome With
EIation.

MAUI. November 23.-RepubIican ju-
| bilation over the recent victory still
pahulu held celebrations just after
election day. but Waikiki waited until
last Saturday when it celebrated in a
grand way becoming to residents of the
county seat. Between FIVE and six
hundred people of all parties were en-
tertained at a luau in the armory. The
spread was an unusually good one and
much appreciated. The feast began at
2 o'clock in the afternoon and contin-
ued until 6 o'clock. During the even
| ing hours there was dancing. At this
political function the presence of all
| the chief county officials-eIect and all
the recently chosen legislators except
ing Representatives-elect Nakaleka,
Pail and Joseph was noted.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening,
precinct IS, the banner Republican pre-
cinct of the island, viii show its ap
probation of political victory, by a
grand luau in the old Hamakuapoko
all the Republican strongholds of the
island Will have celebrated.
NOTES.
Thanksgiving turkeys are dear in the
Kula section. 81 a gobbler being asked
by some ranchers.
A Chinese theatrical company has
been playing for a week in the. Wal
luku skating rink. Crowds Of Orient
ais have been in attendance.
The bazaar held by the Kahului
church at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Filler of Kahului last Sat
urday night was great success, more
than $500 being realized from the sales
of fancy articles, refreshments, flowers,
etc.
The steamer Nevadan arrived in Ka-
hului from Honolulu last Friday and
that same evening at 10 o'clock depart
ed for Kaanapali, where it loaded some
Of the first sugar of the season from
Pioneer Mill Co.'S plantation. It re-
turned to Kahului on Tuesday and that
night departed again. 1t is reported
that Pioneer viii harvest a large crop
of sugar this season.
On Wednesday, T. Awana, the we'll
known Chinese merchant accompanied
by his two little sons returned to Ma
kawao from a several months sojourn
in China. He was at his residence near
when the great typhoon took
place recently. He describes the hurri-
cane to haze been most terrifying.
causing desolation and suffering among
the people who for days were obliged
to subsist upon the shrimp that they
could gather on the seashore. Mr.
Awana shortened his visit somewhat
owing to the approach or rather the
actual beginning of the typhoon season
Some of the Maui pineapple planters
have been wondering how the new
'Wahiawa Consolidated" with its s400,-
DOC capital stock, will affect the pine
apple market and SO indirectly affect
them. In the past Maui has had only
100 acres in pines while Oahu has had
1900 acres. Now If the latter island in
rreases its planted area largely and
builds a new cannery, viii not all this
Tend to lower the market price of the
canned product?
Dr. w. F. McConkey of Paia has re-
Gently imported a motorcycle, the first
20 arrive on the island
On Saturday at Kahu1ui an expert
rom Honolulu will examine all owners
,r chauffeurs OF Maui automobiles as
% their capabilities in driving their
machines. This is to comply with the $
ordinance recently passed by the Ma
Ii supervisors.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. W. O. {
Aiken of Makawao made a trip to ka-
ae. Molokai Mr.. Aiken as sub-1and ]
gent inspected some old homestead {
ands near Kaunakakai. 1
Inspector of Schools H NJ. Wells is
improving at Paia plantation hospital
lie is reported to be now out OF danger.
Hon s. E. Kalama, Republican cam 9
,aign manager, states that there are :
ther enterprises more easily accom-
,Iished than the electing of straight
Republican slate. He does not wish to
ry it again.
weather: Showery wednesday and l
thursday, quite heavy showers falling I