The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-22
KOHALA DISTRICT.
Personal - Committed for Man
SIauohfer-Newsy Items.

sIau9hfer-Newsy Items.
On the 9th inst. Mr.. and Mrs. Z
C.Bond boarded the Kinau for Homo
lulu. for the purpose of entering
Robbie and Edith at Punaho,
School. Mr.. Bond intends to return
by the Kinau on the 10th, while Mrs
Bond will remain several weeks
This is another drawback to tn
whites in this district; no way O
securing an education for theil
children, without sending them t.
the public schools, unless they arr
sent to Honolulu or abroad. This
does very we'll for those who have
long purses; but how about the PEG
pie with lean bank accounts?
From the evening of the LIST up to
the 9th, the rainfall here was owe,
seven inches. Pretty we'll for SO dry
a district.
On the Kinau of the 9th, arrived
three of the Japs who ran away from
kohala Plantation short time since.
They were apprehended by Mr.. Lu-
cas-. their luna, at Laupahoehoe.
I On the 7th inst, T. B. Arcia was
committed for trial at the May Term
of Court which convenes at Hilo, on
the charge of manslaughter, after a
three days examination, during
which great number of witnesses
testified, and during which some
hard swearing was done. This means
he must lie in Jail for four months,
with no visible means of support for
his large family. This, doubtless, is
law, and may be justice, to him (if
he is guilty., but what about his wife
and little children, who leave for
Honolulu In the Kinau?
The problem, as regards to the
missing foreign mail, that has been
80 long due at this place, was solved
on the evening of Saturday, the 10th,
by the arrival at Mahukona of the
schooner j. G.North. She left Homo
lulu on December Oath, 1890; con-
sequently, occupied seventeen days
for trip of a trife over one hundred
miles. She must either have been be-
Gained or blown out of her course.
The people now breathe freely, as
sured that their Christmas parcels
from foreign shores are safe. Moral:
send Hawaii mails by steamers.
Last week Halawa Mill began
but broke a roller shaft
the second day, and is now laid up
for repairs. The roller and shaft
go to Honolulu per Kinau.
We are informed that Messrs.
Kynnersley & Wallace are laying a
line of pipe from the Star Mill
water main to their Office, for the
purpose of furnishing the people at
Puehuehu and vicinity with water
supply. This is q much-needed and
long-felt want, as cisterns are very
and not always reli-
able. Messrs. K. & w. are entitled
to the thanks of the Puehuehue
people for this good work. By the
time our water works appropriation
is available-we don't count on it
we will not need it.
There seems to be some kind of q
hitch between the Kohala Telephone
Go. and the Hilo Go. in relation to
the route from here to Kawaihae
The Kohala Go. wants to run it via
Kahua ranch, while the Hilo Co. in
sists that it must run along the
beach. All are very anxious that the
line shall be pushed to an early COM
pletion, and hope that with this end
in view the misunderstanding will be
speedily adjusted.
On Sunday, Jan. IL, Rev. j. M.
Silver delivered his farewell dis
course to a crowded house. He will
be missed in this district and Hama
kua, where he has endeared himself
to the people by his uniform kind
ness and courtesy. Rev. A. Ostrum
was unable, On account of indisposi
ton, to oficiate at the Foreign
church on Sunday, the 18th inst.
He is again able to be up and
around.
On the evening of Jan. 18th there
we're assembled at the house of Judge
III. P. Wood place
nearly sixty people to give the "Par
son parting send-off. The house
was beautifully decorated with ferns
and flowers, showing that the Judge
has great taste in that line. Dancing
was INDUCED in and continued al
most uninterruptedly until the firing
Of two guns announced that supper
was about to be served, when the
gentlemen each escorted lady and
proceeded to the parsonage, just
across the street, where an elegant
and substantial collation. was served.
The tired and hungry dancers did
ample justice to the spread,
which consisted of several var
ieties of cake, sauces, tur-
key and chicken, ham, chicken pie,
bread and butter, not to mention the
" liquid comforts" The party broke
up about IL o'clock, and was a sue
cess. Nothing occurred throughout
the evening to mar the harmony,
with the exception of light shower
a few minutes before IL. Music was
furnished by Messrs. Ignacio.
N. QUAD.