The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-27
MAUI NOTES.
Local Minstrel Show 49, Personal -
Shipping.

Local Minstrel Show -- Personal -
Shipping.
The Wailuku Dramatic and Minis
trel Club gave their third perform
ance at their lately acquired enter
tainment hall, the Waikiki Skating
Rink, last Wednesday, 2lst instant.
The uncertainty Of the weather
doubtless prevented many up-coun-
try people from coming, who other
wise would have taken in the show.
There was fine moon and clear
sky in the evening, however, and
quite a number Of spectators came
down by train from Paia aud
Spreckelsville, who, together with
the Inhabitants of Waikiki and Ka-
hului, made quite good-sized audi
ence.
Although impeded by various OBJ
structions and assertions, the boys
managed to get up a very respectable
entertainment. The first part of
the program consisted Of plantation
songs for solo aud chorus, inters-
persed with more or less humorous
gags and jokes. The second part
comprised a farce representing q
court OF justice with decidedly
Hebrew judge, susceptible to the
moral suasion of bribes, followed by
a bogus Corbett- Mitchell contest.
A quintet of the members sang
some very pleasing native songs
while the preparations were going
on for Mr.. Carley's humorous stump
speech which was as usual we'll rem
dered, and the program concluded
with ludicrous farce, "A Desperate
Situation" we'll sustained.
The piano accompaniment were
very ably performed by Mrs. W.
7. Robinson. who deserves double
credit as having been called in at
the last moment to fill an unexpect-
cd vacancy and consequently had
had no time to rehearse.
A delegation from the Hama An
nexation Club arrived by the Clau-
dine to-day to attend a political con.
vention at Waikiki.
Drs. Tiemau and Kallen, two Ger
man gentlemen Of learning, who ar
rived by the Claudine last Wednes.
day, made the ascent Of Haleakala
during "Wednesday and Thursday,
returning Thursday afternoon and
report fair wealth and a grand view
at the summit. Or. Kallen, who is
an Inspector Of Schools ut Saarlouis,
Germany, and one Of the commits
sioners for that empire at the Chi
cago Worlds Fair, left for the vol
cano on the W. q. Hall last night,
and intends to leave by the next
Oceanic for Japan aud the Orient.
Misses Adele Widdifeld aud
Blanche Cornwell, who have So
journed at Waikapu for several
weeks, return by the Claudine to the
gay capital.
The brigantine Consuelo, Captain
Jacobsen. arrived from San Francis
co last Sunday. 18th inst, III days
out. She came in ballast aud left
again last Wednesday with n cargo
OF 100 tons sugar, valued ut 3d.
OO1.s5, from Paia aud Haiku.
The 3-masted schooner Glendale
from Honolulu, and the schooner
Maid Of Orleans, both arrived dur.
ing the afternoon Of Monday, 18th
inst The Maid of Orleans had ,
passage Of II days from San Fran
cisco, and brought full cargo al
merchandise for the II. &. aud s
Co. and Others. She sailed on las,
Friday, BIRD inst, with cargo 81
400 bags sugar, value Sl5, 1860.
The Glendale which brought
about l67 tons coal rs ballast from
Honolulu, has discharged, aud vii
probably be loaded and ready TO
sea 10y next Monday afternoon.
Weather: rainy, with frequen
thunder aud lightning and souther
ly winds during the last four days
to-day, calm, cloudy, with indica
tons Of more rain.
Mani Feb u lSyt