The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-05-05
MAUI NOTES.

The schooner Anna was towed out
of Kahului port Saturday morning
with cargo of 1890 bags OF sugar.
The brigantine Consuelo arrived
at Kahulm Thursday, the I'D INST,
from San Francisco with a cargo OF
general merchandise and bone meal.
Miss Mary Beckwith of Haiku
leaves on the Claudine for Honolulu
to make a visit among her many
friends and relatives.
Mr.. E. E. York, principal of the
Waikapu Government school, has
resigned his position as teacher, and
will leave for his home In Carriers
burg. Indiana, on the return trip of
the Australia. Sickness of his
mother is the cause Of his unexpect-
ed departure. By his leaving the
Board of Education loose a compe
tent instructor, whose place will be
hard to fill. He will also be greatly
missed as Superintendent of the
Waikiki Sunday School.
The entertainment given under
! the auspices of the Makawao Ladies'
Aid Society last Wednesday evening,
was a grand success. The following
programme was rendered with much
credit to those who took part.
l Piano Duet. Selections from Verdi
The Misses Stiles.
2. Song. Oh loving heart trust on
Mrs (ruIi,.E
3. Pantomime The Artists Dream
5. Song Of Seven Reading and Tableaux
s. Song-Ahi SO Pure ..... Martha
Mr.. Hogs.
NTERMIssION.
: Duet Piano and Cornet
MIR. and Mrs. Won Graevemeyer.
s. pantJmime The ten Virgins
g. Piano Solo ........... Miss Wellman
10. Song Queen OF the Earth
Mrs. Walhridge.
Farce The Albany Depot
The proceeds amounting to $3.50,
are to be used as payment on the
church organ. Be it said to the
credit of the members OF this soci-
ETY., that they have, by their untir-
ing efforts, succeeding In raising an
amount sufficient to pay for the
finest organ il the kingdom.
Each number of the programme
deserves mention, but lack of space
will not permit. We compliment
them as whole by saying, nothing
short of professionals can exceed
them. The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED under the directions of Mrs.
NJ. L. Hall. Excellent ice cream
was furnished by the Elite Ice
Cream Parlors of Honolulu, and
served during intermission.
Maui is enjoying excellent weather
at present, and the cane fields looks
well.
MIR. w. E. Dryden recently arrived
from Martinsville, Indiana, and has
taken charge of the Waikiki depot
as freight agent
Hon. L. Von Tempsky and bride
arrived from Honolulu last Wednes-
day morning. They are stopping a
few days with Hon. R. D. Walbridge
and family before going TO their per-
manent residence IN Kula, on the
western slope of Haleakala noun
tain.
Mrs. G. H. Dickey of Haiku and
Mrs. Helen Alexander of Makawao,
leave Honolulu for an extended trip
to the States. They both go for plea
sure and to renew acquaintance with
old friends and relatives in the old
country. Mrs Dickey will attend the
commencement exercises of this
years class, of which her son Lyle is
a member, at Yale University. She
will be accompanied as far as Oak
land by her daughters Grace and
Belle.
Mr.. Lindsey of Hawaii is visiting
his sister, Mrs. G. F. Chilingworth.
1t was reported here this morning
that Mr.. Gray, freight clerk on the
CIaudine, was taken into custody at
Hama for having several tins of
opium in his possession.
OF all the persons leaving Maui,
no one will be more missed than Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Westecvelt.
April n.