The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-26
KAUAIANA.

KAUAIANA.
Farewell Banquet to Kealia's Worlds
Fair Visitors = Mill Notes - Per-
sonal.
Kappa and Kealia are fat-will
be decidedly fat--socially as we'll as
geographically. We are on the
eve of second exodus. Everybody
and all his relations have gone, or
are about to go on a pilgrimage
to "The White City," and we feel
sort O lonesome like. The l. l. S. N.
Co.'S boats are like periodical cpl
demic-they carry off some from us
each trip, and we miss many familiar
faces from their accustomed places.
Our hearts are sore and filed with
grief. Because we cannot accom-
pany them? Possibly
Two of Kealia's most popular
young gentlemen-Mr. VIM. cassie
and Mr.. S. G.. King-leave by the
steamer Mikahala to-day on their
way to Chicago and the East. As a
slight token of the esteem and re-
spect in which they are held, Mr..
Geos III. Fairchild honored them
with a farewell banquet the evening
before their departure, which was
gastronomic success, as the append
ed menu will show:
Oyster Soup.
Fried nlullet with potatoes.
Roast chicken, Stuffed roast lamb.
Peas, asparagus, potatoes, guava jelly,
mango chutney.
Chicken salad.
Mince pie, pineapple vanilla ice cream,
cake, grapes, oranges, watermelon.
Ginger ale, sauer brunnen, claret, cham
GGo oRfiee.
Cigars, cigarettes.
AS feast of reason and flow of
soul the occasion will long be re-
membered of very pleasant "stag"
affair. Covers were laid for twenty
four in the large double dining
room of the Kealia hotel. The room
and table were beautifully decorated
with flowers and ferns.
Both gentlemen were recipients of
unique, valuable and useful presents
from their many admiring friends
assembled. l may mention one in
particular to Mr.. Eassie-a beautiful
gold locket watch charm, with dia-
mond star setting in centre, present
ed as testimonial of good fellow
ship from S. w. Holmes, B. S. Horn
er, Del. Horner, w. Ottmann, Jas. H.
Makee, A. X. Weir, Joe Omellance,
All Ming, All Ling, All Dit, Quon
Sow, and Nos. 3, 4 and 10, japanese.
The presentation was made by
Mr.. Jas. H. Makee, who expressed
the sentiments of the donors in a
few witty and felicitous remarks, but
this rather unexpected delicate at
tention on the part of his many fell
low employees was trifle too much
for Mr.. cassie, and he, after mo-
ment or two of dead silence, could
only respond with thanks, an I'M
usual moisture about his eyes being
perceptible.
About 8 o'clock the party adjourn
ed to the X. ?. hall, where the ladies
who had been entertained at din
ner by Mrs. VIM. Blaisdell 5000
joined them and vocal and instru-
mental music and dancing were in
dulged in to late hour.
Miss Kittie Richie, who has been
visiting Mrs. H. z. Austin at Kappa
for the past few months, returned to
Honolulu by steamer G.. r. Bishop
yesterday. Miss Richie has made
many very warm friends during her
sojourn on the island, by whom she
will be sadly missed. On dit-wed-
ding bells will peal forth in joyful
tones for her in the very near future,
and that the fortunate gentleman is
one of Maui's popular favorites.
Miss Ritchie's many friends upon
the other islands will be rejoiced to
learn of her complete restoration to
health.
The recently appointed Govern
ment physician for the districts OF
Hawaiian and Hanalei, DIR. H. How
ard, is becoming deservedly popular
!! and with his very agreeable young
bride make quite an acquisition to
the society of Kealia where they re.
side.
The Makee Sugar Co. cut the last
stick of cane for the season Friday
evening, the 23rd inst, and finished
grinding to-day, with total output
of 1850 tons of sugar. There are
over 5000 bags awaiting shipment at
Kappa now.
Owing to the stiff northerly gales
that have been blowing during the
past week, it was impossible to make
a landing at Kappa until yesterday
and we are informed that the steam
. er G. R. Bishop, which did succeed
had all she could do to hold hel
own, having shipped many heavy
seas and parted her cables, but got
! away with her load of sugar-be
: tween 1000 and 1000 bags withou
serious damage. *****
: Kealia, Kauai, June "a, 1893.