The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-26
Stray Scribbinss - Personal
Notes, Etc.
Personal

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kawao and Kahului during the
past week. Selections from the US
Marine band are an especial inter.
esting feature of his entertainment
not to say a word in disparagement
of any one of the hundred new
cylinders recently received from
Washington, D. C. After a sue.
cessful tour of Maui, he departs to.
day for Kauai via Honolulu.
Next week Mr.. L. A. Andrews
and family remove from Makawao
to Honolulu. The gentleman after
efficient service as deputy sheriff
and member of the road board de-
parted to the capital to fulfil the
duties of senior captain of police
in that city.
Mr.. A. Hooking has accepted
the Office of deputy sheriff of Ma
kawao. His appointment to the
position gives general satisfaction
among the people of the district.
During all last Sunday and for
several nights recently the steamer
Hawaii was noted swinging idly
at moorings in the lonely little
bay at the terminus of Maliko
guloh. Was it opium? Or was
it piracy? A cloud of mystery en-
veloped her designs until some one
cody gave the information that
she was loading machinery at HUI
elo and preferred the calm and
security of Maliko to the turbulen-
cy of Huelo..
The September evening of the
Makawao Literary Society occurs
at the Paia residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Simpson next Friday
night, the 29th inst. A programme
of unusual interest is expected.
At meeting of the Wailuku
Dramatic Association held last
Thursday night-the old company
was disbanded. The gentlemen
will reasonable next Monday even
ing-reorganize, determine upon a
date for another entertainment
sometime before Christmas and
transact other business of import
ance.
Mrs. w. D. Alexander of Homo
lulu and Miss Helen Chamberlain
recently from the U. S. who will
take charge of the little foreign
school at Haiku, are soon expected
at HaikuGf they have not already
arrived by last nights steamer.
E. Hoffman Esq, collector of |
Kahului, has been making a brief
visit to Hama.
Miss Hattie Hitchcock departed |
last night for Hilo after having
rare good time at Makawao.
]. o. Carter, Jr., of Honolulu is
to enjoy ranch life at Haleakala
for short time.
J. W. Coville, Esq, is to manage
both Paia and Hamakuapoko plan
tations, judging from dividends
the gentleman is most efficient
financier.
No Wharf and Wave" items
this week, though both the "Anna"
and "Consuelo" are noted among
the departures from San Francisco
however, no advice has as yet been
received at Kahului.
Government schools in Wailuku
and Makawao districts have open
ed with unusually full roll-calls.
Huelo is somewhat behind, and
one of the Spreckelsville schools
has been given up, owing to changes
in plantation labor.
Miss E. Mundon has resigned
rom the Makawao school and has
AIKEN up her residence on Kauai.
Miss L. Kinwa, q graduate of Ma
lnaolu Seminary, is now teaching
n the school. +
jimmy" the itinerant negress, !
Who is well known in Honolulu
md has trotted up hill and down !
lale throughout Makawao recently
ometimes cooking in a family for
few days and sometimes telling !
ortunes, departed for Hama this
week undoubtedly desiring a
:hange of scene for her peripatetic
G
It is rumored that Peter Joseph 4
I'LL soon establish a corn mill in b
he Kula section "Where the corn O
) waving, Annie dear" and where /,
hat staple looks green and thirty q
ng in spite of the dryneas.
By the way it would repay one b
D mount his horse and ride aWay a
D q little Japanese village nesting :,
L the mountain side amid the 8