The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], December 05, 1900, Page 7, Image 7

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HONOLULU, DECEMBER 5, 1000.
NEEDS OF II
L CLUB
RURA
Honolulu Should Have
One at Once.
CORRESPQHDEHT'S
IDEAS
I'-ut aa km ln factors the country flubs
tiHVc mine ti b- much mure Important
than i.ur yr at new country hou. a for
' ntertain thou.m.l.i wIrt the
Uira entertain ne. Mt.r-over. by'o-
lratln th- country club -em to
bve uttalrixl nearly ull It tnt must of
the h1 vantage fthk-h ioj.l- of wealth
Vrlve from great estates. The ay
tMeiit of a rniMl.rate annual fee iclvts
the Usu fruit or a. well-kept country
place with sports an.J Society furnish
ed to ham!.
A country club supported bv this com
munity wuuM commaml. toKether with
the usual attraction, all of the advati-I
taxes f a rf.ort for Honolulu. The j
club house could be built with a con
servative estimate of accommodations,
which touM be increased as Its patron-'
'e demanded. The club house should!
be a we-f-.ulpped country seat, with'
Karnes, bt.oks. periodicals and all the
apparatus of social life. The club
should be made up of congenial men '
nd women to attain Its full felicity. '
(hose not tlavlnir iramen nril t-ekiniT
diversion find It In watrhinir a ool i
e enthusiasm of oth- !
The country club Is always a delight
ful spit where one may carry off a
KU st for a day's recreation, a charm-
Ir.n promise of pleasant company, Rood ,
sfMiri and salubrious, refreshing air.
tour-I IS' mor '''Khtful nor desirable spot !
Is abroad in th. t,. ..tt-w ,"' ie t-nonen man tne one wnich nas I
" r ,n" '""'I. "Where already met tilth ,.... i I
are your drives. he iuerles. . 'ration of a coiintrv rint Th .nmrv1
points of Interest utill of th city' ,r,un should not be entirely beyond the
The I'all Is hII that It shell! V.- vlllzatlon: should be In easy
Walklkl I ... .... ik. .i...- . .... a,;rf'M.nf bathing; should command th
.... . " i-eari a u raction of elevated
' i rnt naming, but these d.i not "tlon. ,f
make up In quality for
In iiiiinlll - . . ..,
'i 1 1 1 1 1 imii tin iv aoHomie cnanev or
What Such an Institution Offers to!'"""
the People Who Live' in
the City.
ReeoMeeemeinit
ElUT
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MTuit AUVKIlTMKIt: Th,
picturesque slt-
mountain air, of
iMln.
MAOOON BLOCK
VESTMENTS
REFERRED STOCK
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uttax ctnt rr.u annum.
tI mmuitlly: also, a mall
'h common itx k can be
vvpaNT 11WNJ IN KEE
irsMircri and nmr
j f 'il'irrt 1 n property. Ko
. .m i:inrf n th- markst.
iit id;r.r Acnrcs of
n land, with a good
f
s cimilits rnrk-rrushlng
'I lir t In rt rountry.
tiracinir
what they Hck jn,M,tlng In mountains and field, and of
variety i:iv. . 1 ironi uonoiuiu im
boulevard across the Island. Where ur 1 m-mi. but change of air. elevation and
your country homes? Where are your t Trature. All these are to be found
country clubs?" Iat Wahlawa.
The remark ... fi k . i . wn"n vou rf tired of your coun-
uT. . T . 1 " ,rjr r,ub ' '"niply "tay away until
Mainland that Honolulu H not of t il. I ycur appetltp comes back for It. It
fleftt Interest, that therw Is b little to'"'" "n without supervision from you.
. Illtl t. do. seema ! h- after all ? " 1 h n .y,,u WnI 11 a,ca,n' U ,s th' re'
,...,, ' ' I ' 1 ,w ttr,er n" It rass Is mowed. Its roof is reshln-
Justifiable. A city which poms as re-'gled. Its co..ks and waiters come and
sort must be equipped to entertain an I I'nless your zal and capacity have
harm persons familiar with the dc-'r"u"",t y,,u to t,e ,,lnSe,, out to serv-
I.-..- . v. ... .. . lon cimmlttee, you give yourself no,
beyond paying your modest
Vfilie Pull n( rv r l 1 I. kunl
lu Is more and more to be subjected t.j . '"r yu- When you come back to It
M. Iiwren.e and t'allfornia. Honoiu- dues.
the scrutiny of peopU. w ho know und ft r a f,urnm"r absence. It Is as much
K . .... .. ,l , Know. nna,ynur( R8 y An, ou wJ h
her civilization and city will be Judged 1 critical sMrlt to test the resistance of
by thlr Institutions. the nw bunkers which the cnthusl-'
Hubstantl.il attrHctlon It must offer asm of the srolf rnmmitt ee has oaused '
It N erhaps true that Honolulu oilers t grow In your absence,
M f.ANH Nl IMTROVK
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too little variety of i ene. climate and
utnusemeiit either the resident .r
the tourist. Anything In the way of
promoting club lire Is a step In tr.e
right direction.
I II Is the proud boast of those who
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i.ei wteniseixea to oe scientlhcally cor
rect. 'That the Anglo-Saxon race pre
vails over a wide range of latitude from
the north temperate extremes In f;ui-
ad. i to India, than any other race. Th !
Anglo-HaXoit Is a healthy animal whose!
abundant Vigor Is based upon liberal ,
diet and habitual out of door sports.
The greatest know n tonb s. surpassing
all i f the drugs of the physician.' are
lur cold water and pure cold air. It 1
water ' Hlone because the country club
aw likens an Intimate personal Impulse
! the development country life and
the attractions of the town Itself, but j
beta it e In the last anal)sis the bul
warks of th virility of the race are
Id In this same periodical return to
ANNA ALWAKD RAMKfl.
WahlAwa. Oahu. If. T.
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k MlCt "I -!
ieal listate
To Sell?
the r-f reshing. r'siful. restoring twne
flt of the finintry life, that we ilnd no.
i gooi-slxei ow ti throughout America
! without as a matter of course Its conn- J
try dub. There Is needed here today
as there was In Arnerlcsi twenty years i
ago. In hit upon Home means of pro
rioiing and developing country life.
The country life with Its modern feat
ures of giines, its six'l.il features made
fionalhle bv co-o peril t ! -n in lh coun
try chili offers many If not most of the
attraction of the great new country
houses Which have been bllilt by the
rich throughout the country In Amer
ica. The plantation life In these Isl-,
FOR DYSPEPTICS
-w W Art agents for
There Is no reason why any one
should suffer from dyspepsia or any
ittiinim h trntihl.1 I tn.ti.t tr' at mnmiwh
tii ky and Virginia, offers no kind of a muter rur.. e..ntin.ition. in.iufesti.n
substitute. The end of the plantation , (1. u ni4larai fever anJ aKUP lt
Hf h,re Is business pure and simple. hlj( (,one 0 f))P nft years. Any drug
and the end of the country club Is rec- . . t , T.a . fnlth.
ands, unlike the plantation life In Ken
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the appetite and
health and strength. See that a PHI
VATK KKVKM'K STAMP covers the
neck of the bottle.
Also, appraiser and reathm r?st. charm The country club , r,.gUUte the b.,weU im-
sm.ate.i in tne coo. e.evate, ng ons ; an(, br,n back
noeiw lip uiv irriiiriii ... nn.-iinw ku-iil
cons sections relief from the unvaried
heat of summer, a glimpse of another
kind of life than he lives In thv city,
shoo ting, golf In a word, change
which cornes with such salutary hygi
enic blessing to all.
What Is the country club? 'Vountry .
clubsy says nnf, are tn resun m inw
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T- -phona Mn JH
rentrallaatlon of rwipulatlon. the ln-j
A Blood
Purifier and
f l-tvh Builder
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH
BITTERS
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n W(or. Tr-aurr.
'SM, ""rrptiiry
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MlTstciiM iifa
r.m,, an,i .ifknsM la
l"rr I.e. ,ln ctoRgMl.
in Ih- blond tha pola-
"P'trltlia ki,i,.H
r ' n,"ll I .llinln.l. n..k.
Kin-r opnn tha porf
th ,..i,or,s n tha acalp.
" n I hfaithy.
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'"-..uuts anJ at tha
"'"'l' Telephona t'X.
u rease t.f wealth and the discovery of j
America by th game or goir.
However, the country Ciun anie.iaies
golf. The oldest country club In Amer
ica Is more than fifteen years old. One
and of the first. prhapn the earliest or an.
was the Wincnester hud, near -ew
York, although th llrookllne f lub.
near Iloston. must ! nearly aa old.
It Is a co-operate movement for en-
Joying certain benefit unoDtainaDie
otherwise. HUch IS tne popularity ui
this f.Mtur of modern Ilf In America
lhat the wonder Is not that the last
.tecs.!., has filled the land with country
dubs, but rather that they were so long
In coming.
Kvery g.wid.slaed town In America
supports Its country club, while the
larger nwn have often half a doien.
N one who has enjoyed a brief sojourn
In ih charming city of Iluffalo has
failed to bring away ong-remembere-l
pictures of th beautiful Niagara river
lined with Its picturesque ciuo nu
and gay with their life. Th country
club Idea was the outgrowth of the
sentiment th dwellers In cities, that
f..r them the blue sky and fresh green
fields were good. That for them the
emmtry air. pure, oracing. ireen. w
better than doctor's bills. That "all
work and no P'X make Jack Indeed
a dull boy." That for them, too, waa
good the occasional high seat In th
gay tally-ho with four or lx eager
horse champing on th bit.
"And we go. go. go, away from here
At the County Club we now are overdue
Plumbers1
Supplies
To ault the purchaaer
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''U: nxu.MA. Ifanag.r.
t Stables
MlTED.
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TACE & CO
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Send the road I clear before you
When the old spring-fret come or
An, i the lie.! tlods ca!l for you."
And the man who could command th
luxury of a little leisure, a pair of golf
r t iit.s vellow shies or ven a bicycle
joined a country club and lived happy
ever after. There are day In th?
spring and summer an.l again In the
f.ill and winter when every rightly con
stituted person feels that he must get,
Into th country. I n earner nu
ministered to thl longing. They pro
vided f'Md. Hrlnk spd shelter and tne
sight of nature. They made the most
of ler.nl and other games, but they
would never have sprung up every
where establishing themselves as social
feature without the aid of golf. Golf
Is something that most mn can do.
and that all men want to do. It Is a
sport for all f of men and some age
f women, tlolf Insures the presence
f a fit number of men at every live
coimtrr club on January afternoons
and other fit times. And once you have
mn.te sure that group of ft persons
mitt either at a Pleasant place at suit
able time It I a foregone conclusion
thit thes. will attract others, who will
tome to look on or for purely social
reason. ........
In America, during tne i.isi nnn-,
thrt rich people have spread out Into.
th country more or less. I
Nfiny notable and me magnificent,
houses have been bul't on great es-,
ttes. where hospitality Is cultivated,
i n rffMt"nl" ri'e. ft l cf this
bn.rit.Mtv thi MMhw Arnni.1 write.;
"f hive n nothing to mmpire with j
thl In r.ngtanJ outside of Iloyalty."
Tatent Washout CloseU.
Enameled Lavatorlea.
Enameled Finks, assorted sizea.
Enameled Urinals, assorted siles.
Galvanized Steel Sinks, assortao
stses.
Lead Pipes, assorted sizes.
Lead Traps, assorted sizes.
Galvanized Iron Pipes, assorted
sizes.
Pipe Fittings, assorted sizes.
Pig Lead, Calking Lead; Solder, it
large quantities.
Navy and Plumbars' Oakum.
Hooe Bibbs, assorted sizes.
Check, Gate and Globe Valves.
Stop and Service Cocks,
inned Rivets, assorted sizes.
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.
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NO. 207 FORT ST.,
OPPOSITE SPRECKELS BANK.
WING LUNG CO.
GROCERS
FRESH FRUITS ON HAND AT ALL
TIMES.
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WE BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
THAT OUR STOCK OF , .
day (GxQxDdfe
FOR THIS SEASON WILL EXCEL ANYTHING IN
IN THE FAST.
Our business connections enable us to participate in purchasing through an experien
ced buyer, who personally visits the Euoropean and American factories.
Many of the Novelties that will be
shown in Nczu York, Chicago, San Fran
cisco and other large cities this year, you
can find in our store, and at about the
same prices you would pay abroad.'
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IN our large and varied stock ice have gifts to suit everybody. You will find novelties in
Rich Cut Glass, Sterling Silver, Art Potteries, Ornaments,
Table China, Lamps, Plated Ware, Table Cutlery,
Bronzes, Jardiniers, Art Glass and House Furnishing Goods.
We have facilities for safely storing your purchases and delivering them when wanted,
properly prepared.
OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS ABOUT TWO WEEKS BEFORE
CHRISTMAS. THE FIRST EVENING WILL BE
A N 0 UNCED LA TTER.
W. W. Dimond St eo.. Ltd.
and 57 King St., Honolulu.
XOS.
For
Christmas
Presents
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I AM NOW SHOWING in my lower
window, for the first time, a splendid
assortment of
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CONSISTING OF
jADIES' EMBROIDERED LINEN,
ranging from 2Sc to $5.0 each.
aADIES AND GENTS PLAIN HEM
STITCHED, from one-fourth to
one-half Inch hem. In all qualities.
SADIES' REAL LACE in Honlton,
Duchess, Brussels' Point, Maltese
(in silk), and Embroidered Chiffon.
The above were all personally select
ed by me when In England, and being
Imported under the old duties and
marked accordingly, I believe the pub
lic will say they are the cheapest and
handsomest goods ever offered here.
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E.W. Jordan,
No. 10 Fort St
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King Street, corner of Alakea.
CcssoliJa'El So3a Water Worts
Co., United.
Esplanade, eorner Allen and Fort lu
HOLLISTEH w CO AgenU.
Tha s.ml-v. teklr HAVTAilAN a
ItCTTE is iMued on Tuesdays anil rrt-Uva.
THE
Hawaiian Labor
Bureau ...
Will engage laborers in the Ha
waiian Islands and wilt furnish
them to plantations, indiidu-
als. firms, or corporations; wili
undertake contract work ardfur-
tush experienced and reliable con
tractor Teviporary Office
Magoon BuVdina.
t Room No. 15.
Merchant Street. Honolulu.
Telephone Xo. 230 Main.
0. Box No 877.
EAGLE OYSFErIToUSE
Oysters Served in any Style.
TERRITORIAL HACK STAND.
Carner Hotel and Nuuanu Streets. Tel
ephone Main (2.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
R Great Variety of
StOKS
AND
Ranges
r Fermers Boilers an! Extra Castings tor all Stoves.
J SP, 4&XSr i
yi iimd m:-l
(OfiN NOTT,
75-79 KING ST.
T5rTleohone No.
READ THE ADVERTISER.
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