The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-02
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Army and
Navy News

National Guard Activities.

lew mUutuS anu greater 4HtcIESt A1>
been aroused in drill. There have been
many retirements during October and
November and several enlistments.
During October the following were dis
charged:
Private Samuel Kaia, for removal of
residence; Private Manuel NJ. Silva, for
expiration of enlistment; Private Lui
Veracruz. for expiration of enlistment;
Private Robert Kalauokalani, for ex-
piration of enlistment; Private Samuel
Kalama, for expiration of enlistment;
Private Keakaikawai, for expiration of
enlistment; Private Kalawai Wahilani,
without honor, and Private Moses Ka-
maunu, dishonorably discharged.
During November the discharges
and causes were as follows:
For inability to attend drill: Privates
Fiona Alapai, Albert Kalikine, John
Mcclure and David Trask.
For expiration of enlistment: Cor
poral Alma Aiau, Private Manuel Es-
pinda, Corporal George Kelaula, Pri-
vate Daniel Kaaihue, Sergeant S. w
Kepano, Private Kumuiki Kapahiku,
Private David Kakalia, Corporal Will
liam Kahele, Private John Kepa, Pri-
vate Samuel Leialoha, Sergeant Louis
Makia, Private Amosa Naauao, Private
Thomas Naehu, Private Adam Ohia,
Corporal George Opulauoho, Private
Alexander Robinson, Sergeant David
Wanna, Private Otto Berndt, Private
Joe Ferreira.
BY removal of residence: Privates
Edward Ezera, Edwin Hart, Naval Ke-
awe, Charles Kaio, John Oliveira and
John All NJ Sang.
On November IL orders were issued
by Colonel Ziegler converting a court
martial at headquarters on Saturday,
November IS, or as soon thereafter as
practicable, for the trial of cases as
were properly to be brought before it.
The detail of the court was as fol-
lows:
Capt. Charles NJ Coster, First Infan-
try, n. G. H.; 1st Lieut.. Henry P.
o Sullivan, First Infantry, N. G. H.;
End Lieut.. Antoine O. Marcalliro, First
Infantry, n. G. H., and Capt. J. NJ.
Camara, First Infantry, N. G. H., Judge
Advocate.
The following order following a SEES
sion of the court was issued on No
vember 10:
"1.-The Regimental Court conven-
ed by G. O. 20 c. s. Headquarters First
Infantry, N G. H., of which Capt.
Charles NJ. Coster, First Infantry, N
Camara, First Infantry, n. G. H., was
judge advocate, having found Private
David Kappa, First Hospital Company,
guilty of conduct prejudicial to good
order and military discipline, in that
the said Private David Kappa did re-
port for duty in drunken condition
and said court having sentenced said
Private David Kappa to be publicly
reprimanded, which said sentence was
duly approved by the commanding of
ficer of the First Infantry, n. G. H.,
therefore.
"2.-The said Private David Kappa
will be paraded before the First Hos
pital Company on the 21st day of No
vember. 1909, and publicly reprimand-
ed in accordance with such sentence.
"3.-The commanding officer of the
First Hospital Company, n. G. H., is
charged with the execution of this
order''
Orders have been issued for all COM
panies and detachments of the First
Regiment in Honolulu to assemble I'M
der arms at the drillshea on Sunday,
December -, at seven o'clock in the
morning, in heavy marching order. The
regiment will leave on Rapid Transit
ears for Kapiolani Park The regiment
will be put through regimental and
battalion maneuvers throughout the
day.
The following enlistments and re
enlistments have been fled for the
month of November:
Band: John Panua, Charles Mikaha-
ka. David K. Naone, J. NJ. Comes, Ka-
pule Kakalia, Marcario Mendoza,
Lowell Kupau, Joe Kaaa, Alani Baker,
Philip Kanoho, Sam Opelza, A. H. Tai
lett, c. Palikapu, NJ Garcia, Jack Gar
Ella, Lazaro Salamanca.
Company A: Paul de Bretteville.
Company B: Julius Bartels, Archi-
bald Smithies, George Smith, Eli PHI,
Edwin Paaluhi, James Kauka, Paona
Simeona, S. K. Malin, John K Naiwi,
Isaac Kaai, Julius Bartels. John Char
man. Harry Kaiehu, Richard C. Lane,
Benjamin Wright, Manuel Silva, Samu
ell AHA
Company c: Joseph P. Andrada,
Jose NJ. Faria.
Company F: Samuel Lehua, Ben
Campbell, Kepiko Pepee. Henry Pahau,
Gustave Anderson. Edward Spillner,
Charles Ferreira, John X. Naiwi.
Fort shafter Notes.
An order has been issued at Fort
Shafter inviting special attention to
the care of and the planting of more
flowers about the post buildings Many
of the buildings are quite attractive
with their punishment of vines and
shrubberv. In fact the entire post
has taken on a very attractive appear
ance since all the buildings were paint
ed, making them of one general color
The grounds are in excellent shape and
trees are growing satisfactorily. Fort
Shafter has the promise of becoming
a model army post in a few years.
The regular monthly review and
muster was held yesterday. The review
was preceded by the ceremony of the
escort to the colors
2 Quartermaster Teamster Robinson.
whose wagon and a Rapid Transit ear
collided last week, sustained broken