The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-05-26
MAUI NOTES.

On the 18th s Chlnaman wa<
arrested, at Mskens, Makes land
ing, with a bag Of bran having thirty
tins of opium hidden in it On being
brought before Judge Keslohs,
magistrate of the district, he pleaded
guilty. snd was fined S1o0 and il
costs. 1t turned ont TO be molssses
the came game that has been car
ried on for some time past. Why
cannot the police trace this rascal
ity 10 where IL originstess
Rev. Thos. 81. Gulick met with Sn
accident on the 14th while driving in
his break from Mskswao to attend s
funeral at the Waikiki hospital.
When passing Spreckelsyille his
animal took fright from g locomo-
tive, and before he could be stop
ped upset the vehicle. throwing Mr..
G.. out onto the roadside. He was
bruised some on the head and ribs,
but not seriously. =
'Olnda" is a famous resort Dor
recuperating parties. No less than
five different crowds have been there
in the past two weeks. A few weeks
sojourn here adds more vigor to the
tired system than trip to the coast.
1t is to be regretted however that
the prevalent idea regarding this
place is that it Is public house
open to all comers- Nothing can be
more erroneous. Olinda is the pri-
vate summer home of the Hon. H.
p. Baldwin, and permission from
that genial and hospitable gentle
man should always be procured be-
fore going there.
Madame Rumor has it that the
fragrance of "orange blossoms" will
soon pervade the air around Wal
luku.
The Makawao monthly moonlight
social was held on the 22d, at the
residence of Mr.. & ID. Loveland,
Hamakuapoko, house remarkably
we'll suited for such an entertain
ment, on account of its spacious
versndas and internal arrangement.
Three rooms are so connected by
open arches that all can easily see
and hear the whole programme.
The entertainment began with a
brilliant piano solo by MIR. A. Peyser,
followed by reading in dialect by
MIR. A. Hooking. A lovely duet was
sung by the Misses Stiles, 81 will
flee away and be at rest" This was
in the opinion of many the best item
on the programme.
A portion of the second issue of
the Makswao Hodge Podge" was
now read by Mr.. F. w. Hardy, edi-
tor Of this spicy monthly, containing
many witty local hits on the young
people of the district, most of whom
were present to enjoy p them. Some
of the hits were little too strong
and savoured of malice, and the
effect of the issue would have been
greatly enhanced by judicious trim
ming.
MIR. A. T. Atkinson followed with
+" The Iron Blacksmith, we'll sung
of course. His voice was full and
strong in spite of the large amount
of Maui zephyrs he has had to en-
counter lately.
An intermission of fifteen or twenty
minutes was comfortably filled by
conversation, sandwiches, laughter,
coffee, akalas and cream.
A second course of Hodge
.Podge," which cinched the tama-
rees" rather more severely, followed,
parts of which were thoroughly en-
joyed by all but the victims. An
ideal trip to the moon, where the
females took the lead and the
males did the house work, was es-
pecially we'll gotten up. Two articles
on European travel were also very
good. This closed the evenings
entertainment, with the exception of
the lovely moonlight ride home.
Maui, May %, 81.