The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-02-18


arms under direction of an officer.
AT reveille the enlisted men of the
National Guard regiment will begin to
locate themselves. Arriving at camp
at night gave them little knowledge of
the layout. However, they will have
to get busy and respond to numerous
calls upon their time at once. This
forenoon there will be battalion drill
and in the afternoon there will be gem
eral maneuvers comprising advance,
rear and flank movements.
Tomorrow morning there will be more
battalion drill and in the afternoon out
post and reconnaissance maneuvers by
battalions. On Saturday morning bat
talon drill will loom up like a DOGGY
and in the afternoon there will be for.
nation for attack and defense by COM
panies.
Inspection by Lawmakers.
On Sunday morning there will be an
inspection of the First Regiment by
Major Dunning, which is to be attend
ed by the members of the Legislature,
at which time the camp will be put in
holiday trim for the reception of a
large number of visitors. Sunday af-
ternoon, however, will not be given
over for rest, as there will be more
formation for attack and defense by
battalions. Monday is the last day in
camp and in the forenoon there will be
regimental drill participated in by both
regulars and militia.
The following officers of the Goth In
fantry, comprise the staff of Major
Dunning:
First Lieut. J. s. McCleery, Batta-
lion Adjutant, Goth Infantry, Adiutant; ;
Second Lieut.. P G. Wrightson, goth In.
fantry, @. M. and Commissary; Major
S. H. Wadhams, Medical Corps, Sur
geon; Second Lieut.. J. A. Rogers, Goth
Infantry, Signal Officer.
Adiutant General j. w. Jones of the
| National Guard, who is directing the
general movements of the guard for the
encampment, will be at Camp Damon
| throughout the encampment. Col. Short
| Quartermaster General, will also be in
! constant attendance. All the staff of,
| ficers will be more or less busy, and
| the companies will have full compile
ments of officers. AS this is the second
| joint participation of the regulars and
militia, and the first since 1903. much
interest is being manifested by officers
of both organizations.
Maui and Hawaii Troops
| The Claudine was damned with mill
tiamen on arrival yesterday morning
d company came from Hilo in command
of Captain Fetter, with Lieutenants j
d. Easton and H. H. Morehead castor
is crack shot. Captain W. f. Bal il
IN command of l company of Waikiki
His lieutenants are John Kamaka ant
William X. Kaae. This compan,
brought detachment of hospital corp
men under Captain Dinegar, the Mau
physician. l company, from Lahaina
came under the command of Captain
Keliinoi with First Lieutenant A. W
Searle and Second Lieutenant w. NJ
X. Kaluakini.
On arrived in Honolulu the companie
marched to the drillshed and were dis
missed until the evening.
The End of the Cruise.
There is rumor in service circles i
Honolulu that with the end of the eruis
of the Atlantic fleet at Hampton Road
there will be some surprises in stor
for number of officers. There is
$ feeling that there will be changes i
the personnel of the captains of tn
battleships, and there will be some VIII
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