The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-08-29
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Messrs. Won Tempsky Mackenzie
killed an immense wiiidfboae =on= Halea-
kala last week. It measured over SIX.
feet III length and its weight was esti-
mated at over six hundred pounds. The
skin was two inches thick in places. 1t
required thirteen bullets at close range
to kill him, three OF which were through
the head Hthis statement is not true,
please interview Mack who is RESPONSE
BILE for tt ssssz
Mr.. R. Won Tempsky1 wiith=a=ggang. OF
workmen is engaged in making road
from the top of Haleakala to Makawao.
It should be carriage road from Puu-
niniaq down as the grade can be 3 : made gg :
very easy
The party which undertook to des
cribe circle about Hafeakafa has re-
turned in a hilarious condition and with
none of it's members the worse for wear,
excepting in the matter of raiment.
They report heavy rains at Hama. Kipa-
hulu and Ulupalakua, but fearful
drought at Kaupo and Kahikinui. The
cattle there are dying by hundreds and
their decaying carcases were seen on all
sides. ] (
The roads were fair except over the
pals of Koolau and the "a of Kahikinui.
A thousand dollars would put the latter
/ into passabiesshapes abut three times
that amount could be invested to advan-
tage on the road from Huelo to Nahiku.
Some of the finest scenery in the Islands
| is a sealed book to ordinary tourists on
the windward side of Maui which few
! Thousand dollars could make visitable.
L know of no more lovely spot for a
months camping out than Wailualk1
with its lovely waterfalls and fresh water
lake and grand mountain scenery. After
month spent there one could swallow
| Miss Birds book whole and not see a
single exaggeration; The party was hos
pitably entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Center of Hama and MIR. Oscar Unna Of
Kipahulu. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer as
! find send-off in the shape of a luau at
| Huelo at the start, and kindness was
1 shown them all along the route by resi-
dents both native and foreign. The trip
will long be remembered by all who
participated. 800.
; MIR: Swift is doing Maui in an 1esnthusi
astic manner in spite of the numerous
local showers he encounters. What does
:. Kilauea do without him?
Olinda is kept -Rlackherries- are
in season there.
Preparations are going forward al
Hamakuapoko for the radical change
from grinding to diffusion.
Several new cottages have been built
to accommodate the workmen to be EN-
ployed in putting in the diffusion plant
so that Main street now presents quite 2
neat appearance. -
= Miss Deyo, Of HiI6, is visiting Mrs
Colville.
DR.. Day and wife are eating black
berry shortcake at Olinda.
Mrs Lydgate is visiting at Spreckels
vile, and expecls to try the blackberrleE
next week at Olinda with her enter
tanners, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison.
Mrs-PeFsis- Taylor is -rustiCatiing al
Makawao, at Mrs. Alexander's.
Mrs. Dwight D. Baldwin, o. Lahaina,
is at Haiku with her two daughters.
Prof. Alexander is expected this weeA
to join his family at Haiku.
In fact, East Maui is having a SOCIAL
boom of the first magnitude.
East Maui has had fine rain the past
week, extending from koolau to Maka
wac, which will make the pastures green
and enable planters to get in. their crops
August 9th. x.