The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-04
HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. MONDAY APRIL H. 1892
oner was fined $50 and imprisoned
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The family of q. Ill, Dickey, Esq.
of Haiku, have been spending few
| days at cool and breezy OlInda.
Mr.. I'll. q. Treadway of Waikiki is
still suffering from fever, though at
last reports was improving fast.
DR.. Nichols, the Honolulu dentist,
arrived per last Claudine, and will
soon pay professional visit to Ha
makuapoko,
BY the same steamer, I'll. s. Treg-
loan, the well-known and popular
Honolulu tailor, arrived on Maui and
has been combining pleasure and
business in Wailuku and Makawao
districts.
Mr.. q. Il. Makee of Wailuku is
soon to leave Maui and take charge
of cane cultivation on Col. Spald-
ing's plantation, at Kealia, Kauai.
MIR. w. +. Pogue, manager of Ha
leakala Ranch, paid visit to the
Hama district this week, and pur
chased quite number of fat cattle.
The company is to supply the Me-
tropolitan Meat Co. of Honolulu
with beef, and 1ifty-six head will be
shipped to-day per Claudine.
Miss Mary Alexander of Haiku left
on Tuesday for Hamoa, Hama, in
tending to favor her friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Won Graevemeyer, with u
brief visit
Metaphorically speaking, the cava-
liers of Makawao will soon indulge
in mourning colors, for Miss Louise
Voss, who has been making a long
visit at Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Nj. Y. For
ster's of Paia, will return to Homo
lulu on the 9th. Miss Annie Mott of
California, who has been spending
the winter with her cousin, Mrs. Ii.
G.. Alexander, will depart via Homo
lulu on the 10Th; and Miss May
Baldwin will re-enter Oahu College
at the beginning of the next term.
1t is whispered that another Ka-
luanui party is being arranged as
sort of farewell tribute to the de-
parting fair ones.
STRAY NOTES.
During the week posters in red,
white and blue have been conspi-
cuous in Makawao district, announc-
ing grand concert with cake and
ice cream festival under the auspices
OF the Makawao Ladies' Aid Society,
at Makawao Foreign Church, in aid
of the East Maui Female Seminary,
to take place on Wednesday the 18th
inst. Bradbury's esther the beau
tiful queen" cantata embrac
ing many delightful solos, duets,
nh nkn mill en ynT1Inrnl
Nearly all the musical talent of the
district will be represented, Mrs T.
L. Gulick, and Messrs. II. p. Bald
win, G. III. Dickey and III. Laws hav-
ing prominent parts. Admission is
Is cents, children 25 cents; ice-cream
being served in the parlors after the
musicale.
Mrs.C. B. Makee, of Wailuku, gave
snail but pleasant dancing party
at her residence on Saturday even
ing, the 26th, inst.
Hair-lifting rumors about riot, be-
bellion and revolution have been rife
on Maui during the past week-the
Royal Palace protected by barri
cade of sand bags-sober citizens
quiescent, voluntarily inactive, etc.,
etc. This is the ''tale of woe" from
the mouth of Mademoiselle Gossip.
To-day, in Lahaina, the Waikapu
base ball team again meets the La
haina club. At present games are
easy, each company having won
contest, and to day decides the
rubber.
On Wednesday, the Both inst, the
Makawao Road Board decided to
place Geo. Copp1 in charge of the
road men, having learned that his
commission was withheld by the In
terror Office owing to slight tech
nicslity.
1t is said that Antoine Borba, of
Waikiki, was arrested last Saturday
night to answer to some charge
arising from his bankruptcy trouble.
1t was found on last Wednesday
evening that Tiddlewinks and
! birthday celebrations, If taken pro-
gressively and we'll shaken, make a
most palatable dose.
SHIPPING NEWS AND WEATHER.
On "Wednesday, the 18th instant,
the schooner Anna, Capt. Williams,
arrived in Kahului. She brought a
cargo of general merchandise, and
made the trip from San Francisco in
I9 days. Since then she has been
loaded with quick dispatch, and will
take return cargo of sugar imme-
diately.
This morning the Claudine was
seen towing the barkentine Skagit
out of the harbor, and she is en- route
for San Francisco with sugar freight.
All shipping items which appear
in these notes from week to week are
due, either directly or indirectly, to
the courtesy of Collector Hoffman,,
of Kahului.
Weather Dryness has prevailed
in Wailuku, and continued moisture
for five days in Makawao.
; Maui, April 2, 1892.