The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-12-21
THE MARSHAL ON MAUI.
Incidents Of Marshal Kaululsou's Visit ia
Maui.

Kingdom, returned home Saturday
from an official visit to the island of
Maui. From the Marshal our reporter
has obtained notes of the expedition
He arrived at Lahaina on Monday
night, December 9th, and with His Ex-
cellency Antoine Rosa, Attorney Gen
eral, put up at the hospitable abode of
Mr.. John Richardson. Next day the
party attended the opening Of the
Second Judicial Circuit and got the
criminal cases put through.
Wednesday evening the Marshal was
entertained at a dinner given by Hon.
Fred II. Hayselden. After dinner
Mr.. Kaulukou had meeting of the
police of Maui, for the purpose of Civ
ing them instructions. There we're
present: Mr.. Thos. w. Everett, Sheriff.
of Maui; Mr. Henry G. Treadway,
Deputy Sheriff of WaiIuku, and two |
officers; Mr.. Lililehua, Deputy Sheriff
of Molokai; Mr.. Luther, Deputy Sheriff.
of Hama, and two officers; Mr.. Harry
Turton, Jr., Deputy Sheriff of Lahaina,
and his whole force, Mr.. Helekunihi,
captain of police at Makawao; Hon. j.
A. Kaukau, Deputy Sheriff of Kama
pail, and all his officers; His Excel
lency X. II. Baker, Governor of Maui,
and the Attorney General The Mar
shall gave instructions for the guidance
Of the whole force, speaking at some
length, and was followed by Mr.. Rosa
in speech impressing upon the force
their duties and responsibilities.
The Governor, Mr. Everett, Mr..
Iililehua, Mr. Luther, and Mr.. Maka-
ua, captain of police at Lahaina, all
made speeches IN reply on behalf Of
the police force of the island. The
meeting lasted from seven till ten
o'clock.
Thursday, 9th, the Marshal, accom-
panied by his clerk, Mr.. Josiah Kua,
, took the stec ner Mokolii, along with
the Court party-Mes- IS. Rosa, Ever
EFT, w. l.. Wilcox, Neumann, Creigh-
S ton, Richardson, Kalua and Fehlbehr
: for Maalaea Bay, making the passage
e in two and half hours from Lahaina.
= From the landing the Marshal, with
Messrs Kalua and Kua, took car
riage to Waikiki, arriving there at a
. quarter to twelve midnight, putting up
= at Mr.. Kalua's house. On Friday
: morning the party visited the Waikiki
. Police Court, and next morning had q
meeting of the whole force of the town
/ the Marshal giving Instructions to all o
d them The same evening Judge Polka
q gave the party dinner at his house
!. With the Attorney General they OF
r Saturday paid visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Everett and Mrs. Haalelea, and from
Waikiki escorted His Excellency t.
y Maalaea Bay, where he left them b
Ii the Kinau for Honolulu. Sunday TIN
e Iath the Marshal attended divin
r service with Mr.. Kalua at Kaahuman
r, church, hearing sermon from Rev
al Mr. Paaluhi.
s. On Monday the party went up
S. Waihee to visit the school there, tn
Marshal taking an interest therein as
member CT the Board of Education
Mr.. Jackson is principal, Mrs. Jackso
ne first assistant teacher, Miss Dickso
10 second and Miss Ellen Daniel thirt
m There are ninety-cight boys and girls
IA attendance, and Mr. Kaulukou speak
lie highly of the efficiency of II
VS. school, considering it one of II
en- best schools in the country. From II
la school the Marshal, his host Mr. Kali
as and clerk Mr.. Kua, and the teache
nd went to the house of Mr.. Maule, wi
ed gave the party luau. Thence M
,e- Kalua took his guests back to Wallus
IL the same evening.
nd About $50 on Tuesday, 18th, II
m. party left Wailuku with Mr.. Kalua +
Makawao, reaching there at o;3o al
going to Judge Kaama's house, whe
they were received very kindly. Aft
breakfast they went down TO the cou'
house and looked over the jail; tn
IN had meeting with the Deputy Shei
MS and all his men, the Marshal giving
SC, address of Instructions. Thence tn
returned to Mr.. Kalua's house at w
~ luku.
-er' Wednesday was spent quietly at W
w,UI luku, visit being paid to the hosp
al in company with Mr. Everett The
or. is very good building for the lnstl
nal ton, that is in charge of Roman Catho
INK Sisters. The place is very well mi
was was aged, nothing being left undone for I
iei' comfort of the sick people, Ol
MS three patients we're in at the time
was islander from a southern group a
ahu two women. On Thursday VISIT
ing paid to the Christian Brothers scho
ing with which the Marshal was dellght
ken They were shown everything about
'ner school, and during their visit the o'
showed the high class of training CIV
them by making very credlta
sketches of the visitors. After leaV
the school Mr. Kalua took the pa
Nc nm TO see the far-famed, beautiful