The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-01

| der managership of Senator S. E ka-
lama. and including Messrs. W. j..
Coelho. Philip Pail. Joel Nakaleka,
Antoine Gomez John Kaluna. Lew
Joseph and NJ. P. Waiwaiole, VIII
speak tonight in Wailuku.
| They had a fine meeting at Paia ma
tive church last night and well-at-
| tended meeting at Pulehuiki, kula'
Yesterday afternoon.
Their stumping tour of East Maui
| was most successful. At Keanae the
people received them we'll but are still
| somewhat "kanaIua" (doubtfuD about
| leaving Democracy for Republicanism.
| In Hama they had good crowds but
| found most enthusiasm at Kipahulu
and Kaupo. At Maizena, the spell
binders had some difficulty with the
citizens but the misunderstanding be-
ing overcome the meeting ended with
hardshake all around.
The Republican nominees. when on
tour around the island, do not sport
Panama hats or boiled shirts. They
nave Il IOuSH anu ISc1LS SlDPGcAA e'iiSN
as to dress which probably is more
appealing to the rank and file of their
party than gala clothes. besides being
more suitable to long rides along dusty
roads.
The Board of Registration sat yes
terday at Peahi and Pauwela and to-
day will sit at KauDakalua and Ma
kawaO. They are just completing
tour of Feast Maui from an opposite
direction to that taken by the politi-
clans. The Board report satisfactory
progress as to the registration of the
voters of Maui so far.
Delegate Kuhio is expected on Maui
later in the season.
TENNIS MATCHES.
VIM. Roth the Honolulu tennis
champion, has been kept busy since
his arrival on Maui last Saturday
morning. Saturday afternoon at the
Puunene courts he played G. c.
Krumbhaar of Hanakuapokt, suppos-
ed to be the best at singles on the is
land, and vanquished him. 6-1. g. and
6-3. Afterward in doubles, Roth and
Savage won from Krumbhaar and
Rosecrans. There was a large num-
Der of spectators present to witness
the sport.
On Tuesday afternoon after spend
ing the morning in viewing the beau
tiful vegetation bordering the East
Maui ditch, Roth played c. c. Krumb-
haar again on the court of H. A. Bald
win at HamakuapOko and again won,
the score reading 81, O., rs and
6-3
After the match at singles he play
ed at doubles.
There was a large number of ladies
and gentlemen present
Roth played tennis on Wednesday
at Hamakuapoko. Yesterday in COM
pany with James Dougherty of Homo
lulu, he made the trip up Haleakala.
On the whole Roth has had a busy
week
NOTES
There's some talk of bringing the
polo season to an end shortly. The
weekly practice games have been kept
up and well-sustained for long time
past
The janitor of the Wailuku school,
the only one of the kind on Maui. is
fully to earn his monthly stipend. He
is to serve as school police officer, two
days per month each for the large
plantation schools of Wailuku, Wal
nee, HuOnenG. hAnGl, ~=9pT0cK6lSNlIIG,.
Paia and Hamakua poke.
John Avery, a kamaaina of Maui for
many years, died at the Molokai set
Element recently He was between so
and 60 years of age and was born in
Liverpool. Jack was a we'll known
horseman having had the care of the
stable of the late Major w. H. Corn
we'll of Wailuku for a long period OF
years. He leaves a wife and daughter,
who reside at Makawao.
The Haiku native church building
has been moved recently to Pauwela.
where it has been nicely painted and
repaired. A dedication and a luau are
soon to take place. Rev. Isaac D. Ia
ca is the pastor.
On Wednesday,, Manager James
Scott of Kihei returned from weeks
hunting trip on Molokai. Three deer
and fine large boar were among the
game bagged. Mr.. Scott was accom-
panied by Mrs. Scott and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. L. Keeney of Puunene.
A large lumber warehouse is be-
ing constructed at Kahului by the
railroad company opposite the new
masonic temple. The exterior of the
structure is to be more ornate than the
usual barn-like warehouse
1t is rumored that the father of the
Rev. r. B. Dodge of Waikiki will be
the pastor of the new Kahului foreign
church soon to be constructed. Mr.
Dodge senior is a congregational min
lister at present residing in Massachu-
sets.
The new county thoroughfare tap
ping the pineapple country at Haiku
has been recently completed, five
miles of road having been crowned and
drained. The new part of the road is
long diagonal stretch from D. D.
Baldwin's property to James Lindsay's
and has added much to the scenic
beauty of Haiku. The thriving pine
apple plantations on either side of this
road form one of the chief attractions
of the island-tourists and other visi-
tors being always DESTROYS of viewing
the pineapple section. The popular