The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-26
kARULU| DOCK
PLANS APPROVED
Railroad Company Reaches an
Agreement with Marston
Campbell.

the location and construction of
wharves at Kahului as submitted by
the representatives of the Kahului
Railroad Co. to the Superintendent of
Public Works have been approved.
Before anything further can be done
the interested parties must await the
survey Of the harbor by engineers of
the Federal government This will be
done next month.
The necessary license for the con-
struction Of the wharf is now under
consideration.
The plans proposed involve a small
wharf near the marine railway where
the interisland boats and sailing yes
sells will discharge and load while
large wharf parallel with the break
water and Immediately adjacent to it
will be built for the accommodation
Of the large freighters.
The directors of the Kahului Rail
road Co. viii meet shortly after the
return of Mr.. H. P. Baldwin, the latter
part of this month";. for the purpose of
approving the plans and government
licenses and other necessary prelimin-
aries.
Maui Personals
Miss Wodehouse was a passenger to
the city Wednesday.-Maui News.
(ral-a
ger to Honolulu Wednesday-Maui
News.
S. Keliinoi is still detained in Kona
by the serious illness of Mrs. Keliinoi
u Maui News.
Miss Hannah Cummings is visiting
Miss Rose bookings of Paia this week.
Maui News.
superintendent D. w Lowell, Of the
Paia mill, sailed on the Claudine for
the metropolis Wednesday.
Miss Kathlene Kealoha of Waihee
went to Honolulu Friday for the sum-
mer vacation.-Maui News.
There was an unusually large num-
Der of passengers to Maui Tuesday by
way of McGregor's Landing.
Dan Driseoll returned from Homo
lulu Tuesday with his daughters who
have been attending school in Homo.
lulu.
L. NJ. Vetlesen. of Honolulu, came up
70 Maui to visit his two sons. He
and the children returned home Wed
Gesday.
Miss Hattie Maule, a teacher in the
Waihee school, was a passenger to Ho-
nolulu Friday night. She will spend
her vacation there.
Mrs. P. F. Peck and child were pas
sengers to Honolulu this week by the
Claudine. They were accompanied by
Miss Rose C. Peck.
Rev. Mr.. Dodge and party of five
left for Haleakala ana East Maui on
Tuesday They have had a success
full trip and no rain.
Harry and Albert Decker have re-
signed their positions with the Put
meme store and will leave for Honolulu
at the end of the month.
Ben Decker has resigned his posi-
tioa with the Kahului store and ex-
poets to leave for Honolulu shortly
after the end of the month.
D. B. Murdoch, F. P. Rosecrans, R.
A. Wadsworth, D. C. Lindsay and G.
u. I<uLklH ieIG- kodluIudy LUZ
the rubber plantations of Nahiku.
Superintendent E. B. Carley, of the
Maui Telephone Company, returned this
week from Molokai w;Are he went to
erect a telephone line for the county.
Judge W. A. Mckay has been grant
ed a vacation and he and Mrs. Mckay
are spending the same in Lahaina as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wal
deyer.
George B. Schrader. Of the freight
department of the Kahului Railroad
office company has resigned. He has
been steadily with the company for
over two years.
Mrs. Penhallow came up to Mani
Saturday and spent a few days visit
ing her son, Manager II. B. Penhallow,
and his family She returned to Ho-
nolulu Wednesday.
f. Kopke, of the Honolulu Iron
Works was on Maui this week escort
ing two japanese gentlemen over the
sugar estates and incidentally in
vestigating the machinery used in the
sugar production here.
Mr.. a. F. Cooke came down from
Hawaii on the Mauna Loa Monday
evening. He was accompanied by Miss
J. w. Robinson of Nassar College.
While in WaiIuku they were the guests
of Miss Turner of the Alexander House
An important meeting of the trustees
| of the Kaahumanu church was held on
Tuesday the Goth instant at which the
| board was recognized and new trus
tees elected. Judge j. W. Kalua was
elected president, W. B. Keanu, vice
president; Rev. R. B. Dodge, treasurer;
and Moses Kauhimahu was elected sec
.retarv and NJ. P. Waiwaiole, auditor