The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-06-25
Interesting Programme Carried Out
at Maunaolu Seminary.
GOSSIP ABOUT THE COMING RACES
Game of Baseball at Makawao-1">iA-
eious Japanese Get Two Years IN
JsiI-A Grand Bail 70 be Given on
the Evening of the Fourth OF > niy'

Mari June 23.-The dolce far nlente
period for teachers is fast approaching;
the signs of the times-summer heat ana
commencement days-both point im pres
siveIy toward that restful word, vacation
The 10th inst Witnessed the annual re-
ception day of that pleasant school on
the mountain slope, Aaunaoiu Semln airy.
Friends and relations were early at hand
in large numbers, and we're much inter-
ested In the classroom exercises which
consumed the hours between nine and
eleven.
After the heavy viands of literature
and mathematics came the sweetmeats
of the banquet, rhetoric and music. Inc
anthem 'sFor God 60 Loved the World,
was nobly sung by magnificent chorus
of girl voices. and was fitting PRELUDE
to a long programme replete with solos,
duets, trios, choruses, Rotations, dia-
logues and farces.
The thirty three events on the scned-
uIe all merited compliment, and the sing
Ing mlE1L Dc tEIulca piOACcS1OAAe~A - -
perfect harmony and execution The fol-
lowing seemed to especially please the
audience: piano trio by Miss MOTIFS
(one of the teachers) and Lizzie Rogers
and Maggie Daniels; recitation, The
Owls, Convention" by Lottie Taylor; a
solo. s.Makalapua,n by Caroline k4poha-
kimohewa: and the scarf drill which was
loudly apptauded Speeches, euloglstlc
and advisory were made by Mr. L.
Atkinson. Rev. A. Pail of Lahaina, DIR.
K q Beckwith. Rev. 3 Kapu OF Wal
luku, and John Kalama Esq. The teach
ers of the school are: Miss McLennan,
Principal; Misses Hammond, Morris,
Renwick and Smith assistants. Inc
trustees Of the institution, who held an
annual meeting during the day, are: DIR.
K G. Beckwith, Messrs. H. p. Baldwin,
G.. III. Dickey, J. w. Colville, and Geo.
E Beckwith. The autumnal term opens
September 9Th.
STRAY sCRIBBLISGs.
During Saturday =. II, the 18th inst.
the June term of Court at Wailuku came
to an end, Just after the foreign jury had
finished with the civil cases.
The sentence of the Lahaina Japanese
for malicious burning OF cane was two
years in prison and 500 fine.
1t is reported that G. A Doyle or Ho-
nolulu received the 500 reward offered
by Mr.. Horner for the conviction OF the
guilty party or parties.
Hamakuapoko Mill stopped grinding
this week.
w. L. Holokahiki, Esq, the oldest
Hawaiian member of the bar, Is visiting
in Makawao.
Haleakala Hall, Makawao, was again
gaily decorator last Friday evening, the
I'D inst and twenty devotees of Terpsi-
chore tripped lightly through the mazes
of polka, quadrille and waltz. a strlnged
band from Hamakuapoko, consisting OF
two guitars, taro patch, and accordion
mads the rafters echo and reecho with
lively strains of dance music. "a good
time" was the verdict of the ladies and
gentlemen, and gratitude to Mrs.
Alexander was the ruling of the judges.
On dit that the social history OF the
18th of July will record another pretty
wedding at the Paia church.
The Alaui Racing Association viii give
q grand ball on the evening of July 4th,
at Spreckelsville Hall. Dancing will
commence at eight o'clock sharp. Mu-
sic will be furnished by the Hawaiian
National Band. Special trains viii run.
Mrs.P. B. Aiken is new arrival and
resident of Pais village.
discs McLennan and Smith departed
on Fri ay for a Hilo vacation visit. Miss
Renwick will depart next week for Kali
iua to spend a short time with Miss
Anna Paris.
Miss Morris is to teach the remainder
of the term at the Waihee school, So
much for Maunaolu teachers.
The weeks arrivals: Rudolph Spreck-
els came par Wednesday Clauiine. and
Delegates Baldwin, Pogue and Kalua
per Fridays Kinau,
The Haiku and Sprecke.s ditct es rose
seven inches and more during Wednes-
day the 10th inst, but, alas, they soon
fell again.
Race notes: Per Claudine of this
week, the horses Nevada, Amarino, Lo-
lokulani, Queen L and Sarah h. have
arrived. Jockey 'sCal." Leonard and
ssDickie' Davis came up with them.
More racers are expected next week.
1t is reported that among the entries
in the Corinthian race on the An are
Billy c., Black Diamond, Winfield, and
Queen L.
Madame Gossip says that a great
match race will occur In September In
Honolulu at $1,000 q corner. 1t Is whis-
pered that the horses concerned are
Ama-ino, Lord Brock, Duke Spencer
and possibly Senator Stanford. LII
true, the event will be of more than
slight interest.
During Wednesday afternoon the 20sh
inst. on the Makawao Polo Grounds
match game of ball took place between
the Makawao and All-kula mines. The
following score tells the story:
SCORE BY INNINGS.
IL 34 5 7S9
All Kula 1 90 8 5 4 O o O-I3
Makawao...........1 5 2 2 3 0 1 O %-l4