The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-07-10


the Fourth monsieur, madame anC
the baby were up betimes and were
soon bestride some kind of a nag, oil
slowed away snugly in some vehicle
and off to the races at Kahului. 1t is
estimated that two thousand people
witnessed the great sporting event
either from the grand stand or from
the sand hills.
The seaport village donned a most
festive and patriotic air, with the red,
white and blue everywhere floating
from many Of the residences, stream
ing from the masts and rigging of the
J. u. Spreckels, and decorating the
lapel Of many a coat.
A brief record of the races is as fol-
lows:
First race-Match race, 800 side;
trotting and pacing, one mile heats,
best two in three. Jack won, Aupuni
shut out through a mistake of his
driver. Jacks tine, 2:5S.
Second race-Spreckelsville purse,
S75; running race one half mile dash.
Free for all Hawaiian bred horses.
Winfield winner over Sarah II. Time,
SIS conds.
Third race-Waikapu purse, SIS;
running lace, three fourth mile dash
Free for all. Lolokalani and Oscurios.
The former was an easy winner. Time,
lbs.
Fourth race-Waihee purse, $500;
trottiug and pacing TO harness. Free
for all. Nevada versus Silky. The
latter won the first heat in 2:37 and
the former the second, third and
fourth: 2:36!, 2:323 and 2:34 1925
is the best mile ever trotted at the
park.
Fifth race-Kula purse, $50; running
race, One-half mile dash. For ponies,
fourteen hand, or under, to carry one
hundred pounds. Hot Stuff beat Mid
night. Time, 579 seconds.
Sixth race-Wailuku purse, 500;
running race, one-half mile dash aud
repeat. Free for all Hawaiian bred
horses. LOlOkalani was TOO fast for
Winfield Time, 532 and 53:4 ste
Onds.
Seventh race-Queen Liliuokalani
Cup purse, 500; running race, one
and one fourth mil. dash. Free for
al. AmaliHO made il in 2.27, beating
Oscurios.
LIyhJn race-Corinthian race, silver
cup, SIS; running race, one mile dash.
Free for all Hawaiian bred horses,
10 be ridden by members of the asso
citation. L. Il. BIveu rode Billy G.
and r. Ballvutine rode Queen l.. This
wr- tte closest and most exciting
event of the day, Billy c. winning by
only a head. lime, l:561.
Ninth race-Trotting and pacing
race, purse $50; one mile heats, best
two in three, to harness. Free to all
horses not having a record of 2:40 or
better. Burt Lee proved too steady
for Little John, who showed bursts of
brilliant speed, still broke so frequent
ly and so badly as to lose. Time, 2:4S
and 2:49a.
Tenth race-Kahului purse, $50;
running race, one mile dash. Free for
all HaW allan bred horses. AmariuO
easily vanquished Sarah II. Time,
1851.
was a most orderly and successful
race meeting and much enjoyed by
those present.
The Makawao picnic Oh the beauti-
ful grounds of Hon. II. p. Baldwin
was another most successful celebra-
ton Of the day. All the leading peO-
pie Of the district were present includ-
ing large number of maidens fairand
gallant SWANS. The men of age aud
standing We're all adorned with the
cOlOrs of the day and the pictures of
Washing on and Dole, while the la
dies We're decked with ribbons and
badges and tiny flags Of the red, white
and blue.
a most luxurious lunch was served
al fresco on a raised table in the cen
TIE Of pretty green dell.
Tennis and all manner of pleasure
bic games were INDUCED in.
The third most successful and fest
i've event of the GLORIOUS fourth" was
the grand ball in the evening al
Spreckelsville hall.
The interior was lavishly adorned
with ferns, bunting and ported plants
The music of the National band (l2
pieces was something to dream over
when old sge tinges the hair with
gray.
Seventy five couples promenaded or
tripped over the polished floor. The
bOuntiful lunch served on the long
tables in tie refectory was all the
, 'aTt Of the "bon vivantn could sigh
tor.
al was a. m. when Terpsichore
bade goodnight to her devoiees who
all maintain that they never knew
her TO have been more charming.
STRAY sCRIBBLlNGs.
During Monday, the 2d inst, II |
Jspa5,se from Paia Plantation ap |
IeSr before Judge Copp OF Makaw 80 |
g a geo with Ces.rllon of labor. |
Twenty one We're acquitted abd Tn, |
other ffty were not tTit d, a. they viii |
liz ~ returned to work on Tuesday.
The July evening of the MakaWao |
Lii. va Association will take place !
> tie q, Sidence Of Mr.. and Mrs G. +.
N'hr.T Kshului. Trains will run.
Mss Helen Cham ht rlaiue departed
fur . i.olidey outing To HIlo last Mon
cay light.
During the evening OF the 9th inst.
. hir hday party occurred ~ the Hal
HI residence of Mr.. and Mrs G. II
Iii key. Ii was in honor of their