The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-16
n4pPEN1NGs'

.bp nlgS,h onar of Para, accoI1-
p.tOrekeePoUne se friend, were
.TffuIl ,tldIIssviIIe. Their little
"Spreckealnn,, p to a sudden and
t,bt spin r cal:a5 of a horse care
siipg by Teas to a fence bordering
Stb9red the he rope stretching
.r5i:ide, a In' Both horses and
he rOaG. ,orsaults the China
<rrnesIdI s sGlI and his friend some
): biIe0lT he bills of that Paia
Injured. u so some other collector.
at tin Isr to stop such offenses
i; ,lo, t should be enacted.
%" orning OF the I'd instant
tbs nl SI Of gschooImaster ]. II.
a;ebolgd " wife, of Kula, was
(1 a tha advent of a baby girl.
Citations; ,,o,,, nor 9Th. Rev.
:andsy1, Of Honolulu, Secre-
Gne1g1S sw. Board of Missions,
The e. n .armon at the Makawao
I'D T. the 5r S The reverend gen.
% I ,ps been visiting native
:. On on;M Maui and MolOk raj
BE- VI .ho afternoon of the same
f1g lll0 o.irl was knocked
PG o r5n over by a horse and
gu Diia 1' DR.. Holmes was called
445 f1Ib, to discover that there
'. '.,srious injuries;
Nj, Of Tahaina, visited Maka-
$9ai, u during the past week,
;I ,5e 9Th instant, at the resi-
! 'J Judge Copp, baptized two
s.,ror who has been teaching
u has been transferred, by his
I. 70 Waikapu.
.bisf event on the programme
' o1Dlltortainment to be given by
r,nnaoIu Female Seminary,
!5sr 18th, is a cantata, entitled
4. G a. Queen" 1t will be
N oi c66stume, and every effort is
4, made to render it a musical
nasmuch as the seminary
=. famous for sweet voices and
Iiarmony, a rare treat may be
lated by US Mauiites. 1t will
E5nIight on December 18th, and
will be served.
| Wednesday, the 18th instant,
b Judge Richardson and Sheriff
In Of Wailuku, took the steamer
|fna. They go there chiefly to
i1een Japanese, the leaders of
an countrymen who rebelled
work on Hama Plantation some
rsst month. Mr.. John Kalama
-Tsel for the defense.
Friday, the 18th inst, Mr.. G. B.
, had a runaway accident. He
living a mule for the first time
, Makawao road, when his
struck a stone and threw him
liter running about two miles,
mimal was stopped by some
emen at the Court House. Mr..
sustained no injuries, though
the springs of the sulky was
ID.
ssther warm, and the sun shining
lily,
JAPANESE TEA.
.the evening of the 18th inst. the
lse tea given under the auspices
sMakawaO Ladies' Aid Society
lAce at the residence of Mr.. and
u. Laws, Paia. Delightful
Light and fine roads attracted
|aendance of q large proportion
l1'stOur hundred. Each guest,
Eyd, dazzled by lights in all the
Of the solar spectrum, was
aiby Mr.. and Mrs Laws dressed
glnese costume, who saluted a
ialese and smiled yokohama
81 The Conversations" in
lGbr the first hour or two was
81 chiefly to "ohaio," ''hai' }"
EElld tax the pen of an Oscar
4hdO justice to the beauty of
leiOr decorations. The spacious
HiG were walled in with canvas,
DE blending of ferns, palms,
poo, flags, Japanese fans, mann
umbrellas, lanterns, pictures
cher Oriental bric-a-brac was
Exquisite, and formed a fitting
glOr the eastern costumes of the
gmen aud maidens in attend
AS Gregory, May Baldwin,
lao1d, Maud Baldwin, Beck
! and Gertrude Stiles, dressed as
i lalds of Toxic, exchanged tea,
4l1ty cups as well, for silver at
la0!es amid the palms and bam-
s1lle Mesdames Baldwin, GU
.aa Loveland presided at the
y Mrs. Alexander, accom-
n Oy a stalwart cavalier, used
, =! aLAleticn means to procure vic
y, . gaze at her bean-bottle and
while Miss Mott, in an "eesthe-
'iy, disposed of her posies.
I ,,I tea' was not only q success
, n. and as a social function,
. M %a financially. There will be
~, saIiLIcuIty in removing the debt
NJ Oy repairs on the church or
I III. HANKS are due to Mr.. Berg
ro Ila the piano, Mr.. Gilhus and
4 "''ll, and Mr.. Lockwood and his
w
,sas the week, Mr.. and Mrs.
s,fai OF kahului, have issued
B. IL INVITATION to the wedding re-
4 I.a their daughter Lena and
Sl, atley, at their residence, on
|srE evening, November 21st, at
m "A A large number of guests
Esst [ %Got assemble, as Superin-
h. Tariey has numerous friends.
Nov. IA, 1891.
'nOW Cottage Sold.