The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-25
LITTLE NEWS NOTES
FROM THE!BIG ISLAND

The reflection from the volcano has
been visible in Kohala recently.
J. E. Biela, sugar boiler at Papaaloa,
arrived here on Sunday, October II, by
the Claudine.
H. C. Gresham returned to Hilo
Wednesday after a visit of several
months on the Coast.
J. U. Smith writes from Chehalis,
Washington, that he expects to return
to Hilo ON November II.
Edward J. Weight has been appointed
postmaster of Papaikou, succeeding
george Y. Jakins, resigned.
The Hilo Steam Laundry will be
with a capital of $4,000,
in 500 shares of $40 each.
ChaEes Makanui, Frank Soares, Hen
ry Maby and Harry K. Brown are nOw
corpqfals in Company D, NIGH.
License Inspector Alfonso departed
last week for Kohala where he will
make an investigation into the license
situation.
The handsome tiled floor at the en-
trance of the Masonic Hall has been
finished. It is the gift of Contractor
Fred Harrison.
Lieut. Richard Quinn of the Z. S.
engineer department has finished sur
veving Kahului harbor and is now do
ing similar work on Kauai.
B. F. Dillingham; arrived on We'd
nesday Ia have look at the Hilo rail
road extension work. He has not been
in Hilo before for several months.
Colin McLennan is anxious to have
a sehoolhouse built between Laupahoe-
hoe and Papaaloa, claiming that it is
too far for children to go four miles
every day.
Secretary f. A. Mott-Smith spent an
ENJOYABLE afternoon on Monday taking
his auto to pieces, after its trip to and
from Waipio, giving it thorough
cleaning and overhauIing.
Two cases have been committed to
the grand jury within the week, Choy
Pung Hak on charge of polygamy,
and Manuel Lopes on a charge of as
sault with deadly weapon.
Building Inspector Bowman issued
thirty one permits for new buildings
during September, and made 211 in
spections. The value of the improve
ments authorized was $554S.50.
Z. E. Richards viii soon leave for
the Coast where he Will meet his be
trothed Miss Dollie Summer, who for.
merry taught in the local kindergarten
The wedding viii take place in Oak
land.
The board of health 5 garage and rat
morgue is almost ready for occupancy
though authority for its construction
was only given two weeks ago by Mr.
E A. Mott-Smith, president Of the
| board of health.
4 new fshmarket is being built or
| the banks of the Wailoa river, neal
| the bridge leading to the Mauna Kea
wharf. This viii be the headquarters
| of the fishermen who left the origina.
| fishing hui some weeks ago.
Papers were served on Monday, il
| the case Of the Territory versus R. 4
Lucas and Susan Kabushiki, represent
ing the japanese fishing corporation
The suit is for eiectment TO get posses
sion of the fshmarket and boat land
ing.
Mrs. c. c. Kennedy and her sister
Miss Vestal. arrived from San Fran
! cisco on Sunday morning by the Clau
dine. coming from the Coast by the
Alameda TO Honolulu. Mr. Kennedy
met them at Lahaina. having gone down
On the Nauna Kea on Friday.
Doctor Goodhue and family intend tc
depart for the Coast in November. Doe
| tor Goodhue will attend the Interna
tional Association OF Leprologists il
| Mexico CITY and visit Cuba and Wash
ington before returning home in De
| cember.
The eases which are TO come up a.
/ the coming term OF the circuit court
at Kailua include one case of burglary
in the second degree, three eases OF