The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-14
Letters From Maui and Hawaii Cores
pondent> Give the Latest Facts
and Paroles.
MAUI.
ACROSS TIE CHANNELS

EnE4Snu, conducted services 81 the
Church of the Good Shepherd,
Wailuku, during Sunday, the 9Th
inst
The gentleman also gave an in
formal and delightful talk upon
Africa during Monday night, the
9th inst. He showed that he knew
much Of the dark continent
through experience gained by
travel.
HamakuapokO enjoyed an inch
Of rain in 5 short time during Sat
urday night, the 9Th inst.
Ex-Governor T. ". Everett dur
ing one day last week quietly o.
served his 10Th birthday at his
residence in Waikapu. May he be
blessed with many happy returns
OF the occasion.
E. Hutchinson, DDS, and wife
and child, are at present domiciled
in Wailuku. After week or more
in Msui's principal village he viii
remove 70 Mrs. Alexander's prem
;ses in Makawao, where ne viii at
tend professionally all who have
trouble with their molars or Incl
sors.
Mrs. ". B. Harley, OF Honokaa,
is visitor on Maui.
The Makawao local circle will
meet next Saturday, the 18th inst,
st 10 An, st the residence of Mr..
W. c. Crook, Makawao.
It is reported that a slight FIRE
occurred in the cane at Waihee,
Just below the mill, during Sunday
night. the 9Th inst.
Fred Myers, formerly of Spreek-
elsville, now has the position OF
caretaker of the Spreckels ditch at
Huelo, in place Of the late Charles
Belts.
At II An. Thursday. the 10Th
inst, viii occur an important sale
of horses at Bismarck stables, Wal
luku. There are thirty brood
colts, fllies, and some Ha-
waiian-bred mules, the property Of
". b. Cornwell, of Waikapu. The
sale is without reserve and viii be
conducted by T. ". Everett.
Last Saturday MakaBao citizens,
in conjunction with the road board,
finished their work at Alelele gulch.
Twenty citizens, on an average,
have worked nine days each and
have furnished teams, etc. The
water hole is much extended and
the road built up. In case OF an
overflow the water viii meet q
sloping bank. be spread out thinly,
and thus do little or no damage.
Dr.. Stowe, Of Makawao, has been
quite sick with Ia grippe at Dr..
Herbert's, Wailuku.
MakaHao athletes are talking OF
another field day to take place on
the Polo grounds, sometime dur
ing the coming holidays. The
field day of '92 viii long be remem-
Dered for its success not only as to
sports, but also for the large gath
sring of spectators.
The East Maui Seminary viii give
another of their pleasing entertain
nents at Makawao during the
evening OF the 18th inst.
The programme viii consist Of
shadow pictures. tableax. music,
stc. MakaEao citizens should not
iail to attend.
G. P. Wilder, Esq, OF Kahului.
s expected from the United States
about the LIST Of Dec, on dit.
Tennis games were played at
Aaluanui during the P. ". OF Sat
lrday, the 9Th, and Wednesday,
he Sth.
The AakaEao Ladies' Aid So
,iety met at Mrs. Laws, Paia, dur
ng Tuesday afternoon. the 9TH
INST. There was the usual good !
attendance OF ladies.
News was received yesterday !
hat the Miowera was of the reef. !
Everybody was pleased.
a Maui joke-the decorum OF a
certain family dinner party was
decidedly rufied b. the remark Of /
he son and heir, who called for
am,innocently changing the to d.
This week the mails have
brought to Maui sundry copies OF |
he Stockton Record OF Oct. 18th. !
{ contains a complimentary mem
ion Of the Stockton Business Col