The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-09-26

ters and barracks for the men and all
the infinite detail planned by Uncle
Sam in this stronghold.
In speaking of "Street Railroading
in Hawaii, - l.. Tenney-Peck made a
few pertinent remarks in regard to
the esthetic side of life.
"The Rapid Transit has had great
pressure brought to bear on it to per
init advertising in its street cars. The
company could make $500 or $4,000
per annum in this way by putting ad-
vertising signs in the cars. We be-
lieve that we owe duty to the public
not to exploit them in our cars after
they have paid for their ride, by in
fiicting upon them the merits of GER
tain goods or remedies.'
Its Excellent Service.
He told of the painstaklng way in
which the system of the company mad
been laid out by competent engineers,
so that the cost of maintenance was at
minimum now, and of the courtesy of
the employees of the company.
He complimented the city and Ter
tory in both being under the supervi-
sion of competent engineers in their
construction works.
It. Give Davies spoke on "The Gen
uine Antiques" telling of how modern
engineers have had to restify the mis-
takes made by an earlier generation in
the preservation of Winchester Cathed-
raj. He called attention to the fact
that the present peoples were going in
too much for material things and leav-
ing out the esthetic, and asked that
this side of life be preserved as it was
in earlier generations with whom it
came naturally.
1t was a most successful banquet and
the sixty-one persons present passed a
most enjoyable evening.
The Program.
"reminiscences and Aims of the AS
ISOLATION" ..... Mr.. Alonzo Gartley
Selection. ......... .Kaai Quintet Club
Pearl Harbor Drydockv. .....
Civil Engineer +. r. Gayler, u. S. n.
Song. ..............M Mr.. E. @. Vaughan
4" Sanitary Engineering" .......
................ DIR. WIN. @. Hobby
Selection. .......... Kaai Quintet Club
Street Railroading in Hawaii". -.
...+........ Mr.. l.. T.. Peck
Song and Recitation. . Mr.. R. Muller
Selection. ....... .Kaai Quintet Club
"The Genuine Antiques - .......
............... Mr.. T. Give Davies
Song. Mr.. Chester Livingston
Medley Hawaii Ponoi, Aloha De,
Aud Lang syne, Star Spangled
Banner. .......... Kaai Quintet Club
Those present were Carlos Caceres,
James t. Taylor, w. r. harrington, r.
Miller, II. e. Walker, Norman q. Cam
pion, William R. Kinslea, r. E. Green.
field, Robert R. Cation, Robert B.
Booth, @. F. Ewart, A. w. Keeeh, L. b.
Maynard, H. l.. Kerr, w. g. Chalmers,
IC. II. Carmichael, L. w. Ellis, X. l..
Andrews, J. H. Worrall, e. M. seoville,
J. s. Young, A. Gartley, W. \. billing.
ham, Stuart Johnson, q. II, 0ere, Mars.
ton Campbell, L. Tenney Peck r. o.
Matheson, @. G. Ballentyne, +. b. Nc.
Htoeker, w. II. HOogu, s. \. Carr, Irwin
spalding, A. G. Wheeler, A. II. DOndero,
Z, r. Blake, q, l.. Burrell, U.s.N.; w.
.c. Hobby, William "A. Bryan, Thomas
Murray, A. y. Clark, w. =. Rowell,
Charles q. collais, G. q. Livingston, A.
y. Ripley, A, n Keller, John III.
Young, II. q. Waldr0h, y. q. Vaughan,
II. Give Davies, -. Won Damn, George
u. EwaFi Il. ,. Pratt. 0ua Nie0lal,
William Weinrieh IT,, J. w. Green, n
Iiiehs, ,. q. heiai.anRfF. fmnh d.
hoyeL T. Il. 0ayier, J. y. eheedy.