The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-04
MAUI NOTES.
society News--Rahuiut shipping
Weather aud CrOpr.

Society people have been unusually
active the past week. Many very !
pleasant gatherings have taken place.
Among them was most delightful
picnic up the picturesque lao Valley.
Nearly all the prominent people of
Kahului, Wailuku and Waihee, with
a few friends from Paia and Spreck-
elsville, enjoyed the combined bounti-
full hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
b. Makee and DR.. and Mrs. George
Herbert of Wailuku. The weather
was cool and pleasant, and the ar
rangements for the comfort and en-
joyment of all present so perfect,
that it was without doubt one of the
most enjoyable gatherings of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Austin with
their genial and popular friend, Mr..
Ned. Bivens, entertained party Of
select friends at their pleasant home
at Waihee. The principal feature of
the party was an elegant little dinner,
after which dancing was indulged in
until late hour. The house and
grounds we're brightly illuminated,
while the interior was decorated with
ferns and flowers, artistically ar
ranged by Miss Kittie Ritchie, who
received many compliments for the
great good taste displayed. During
the service of dinner, instrumental
and vocal music was rendered by the
Waihee Glee Club-a band of natives
and very fair performers. The guests
of the evening, in whose honor the
dinner was given, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Makee and their
talented friend, Miss kamakee Cum
Minis. Amongst the others present
we're Miss Kittie Ritchie, Mr.. Ned.
Bivens, Mr.. VIM. A. Mckay and Mr..
II. Barnes.
We regret to announce the re-
moval from Maui of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
b. Makee and family, who will make
their home at Kealia, Kauai, as soon
as the necessary arrangements for
departure are completed. Mr.. Ma
kee has accepted position with his
brother.in-law, Col. Il. S. Spalding.
We wish them every success and
happiness in their new home at
Kauai, and trust they will win for
themselves there as many dear and
loving friends as they leave here, on
Maui; for we know OF no other
family we can so i'll afford to lose.
Generous To fault, gentle in man
ner al all times, and with hearts like
loving friends ready to melt at mo-
ment's notice, opefehanded and
open. hearted to the appeal of even an
and Mrs Charles B. Makee have
hosts of friends, friends whom they
grappled with hooks of steel, ready
and willing TO stand by them on any
and every occasion. Aloha nu.
We are pleased to notice the re-
suit of Mr.. Thurstons perseverance
and energy, in the increase of tourist
travel as seen by the animated
crowds at, and prosperous condition
of the Hawaiian Hotel, which, by the
way. we were under the impression
had recently changed management
and owed large share of its improv-
ed condition, as well as its present
beautiful internal and external ap-
pearance, TO the business qualitica-
tions and skill of Mr.. Hamilton John
son, its only manager. Is it possi-
BILE we are mistaken in this SUPPOSE
tion? In the Paradise of the Pacific
is a column devoted to "Information
for Tourists" carefully compiled
and necessary corrections made for
every edition. and yet we see, by
: this reliable information, that Mr..
, L. E. McTighe is still the manager
of the Hawaiian Hotel.
Kahului, March 20, arrived bark
entine Skagit, Robertson, master, in
tow of steamer Caudlne from Homo
lulu, to load Paia sugar for San Fran
cisco.
March 81, schooner Anna, Will
iams master, twenty one days from
San Francisco, with cargo of general
merchandise. Will load sugar for J
d. Spreckels & Bros.
The mills are still busy grinding
Crops looking very well, but business
nil.
Strong N. +. gales still prevail
weather clear and cool, with consid
erable rain in the uplands.
There are many of our prominent
residents still upon the sick list
, Our Circuit Judge, Hon. George
: Richardson, is very ill again. For {
: few days there was quite an improve
3 ment in his condition, but toward.
: evening on the 2lst inst. he was tax
EN- with bad turn, and although nj
immediate fatality is locked for, hi
' friends and relatives are exceedingl,
+ anxious about him.
Mr.. H. G. Treadway was compelled
: to return to his bed again, after ada,
4 or two of respite, and is again quit
S Ill.