The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-07-02

MAUI, June 30.-As far as is known
E.he programme for the glorious Fourth
will include the races at Spreckcs !
Park, Kahului, picnic in Makawao;
land a grand ball in the evening at
sSpreckelsville Hall.
f OF course, the chef d'oeuvre of the
davis menu is the races at Kahului,
which of late years have proved to be
rshe most ambitious and interesting
9s.norting event taking place within the
Island group.
This years contests bid fair to
eclipse all former efforts, even If, as
ia runaored, the famous horse Lord
! BIZ ck fails to run against the equally
ia Famous Amarino, for Jack Dow has
y the doughty Oscurius in the pink of
condition, and expects to make
treat showing with him, even against
the conqueror of Senator Stanford.
Then there is the great trotting |
Nevent, the free for-all, with Silky, |
Johnny Hayward, Nevada and Elec- |
a 4ioneer, and the contest between the |
2:40 trotters, with such speedy mater
ial as Whiskers, Little Johnny and
slWailuku) Jack, of which,, 1T is said, at
Z least two can do the mile something
n better than 2:3O.
~ Then the Corinthian number, be-
e Aween Queen L., Billy c., Winfield
a. and. Black Diamond, and the half
nile dash between Lolokalani and
= others, will prove exciting. Ihe
l0 sporting gentry of the capital will
= surely be well entertained if they
make the trip to Kahului by the
9audine.
81 dakawao people, being of more
"a let mood, will seek the bucolic joys
) - . basket picnic. The scene of this
$sresco entertainment will probably
lie in the beautiful lawn OF Hon: II.
ID Baldwin's residence at Haiku
- ough there are rumors OF simliar
q .nerrymaking In the picturesque
SO pulch at Kaluanui,
During the week invitations have
beeu scattered all over the island, in
80 wiling ladies and gentlemen 10 oaii
at Spreckelsville Hall. Ruooipn
81 Spreckels is the host OF the occaslo1'
REPORTS to the contrary notwithstand,
mo Trains will run and the National
70 Rand will furnish music.
IL STRAY sCRIBBLINGs.
About p. M. Thursday, the 18th, 9
= teiephone message was received al
~ Central to the effect that the Wainet
vS,hurch of Lahaina had been burned
III the ground-''simply this anf
D nothing more" 1t is about slXty-sl1
/, wears since the corner stone OF Waine'
was laid and, under Dr. 6 a; th Il
- played an important part IN the re
Z ifgious history of Hawaii nei. 1t wa
! hinge edifice, butt of coral rock an'
CLAW. and could hold thousand PEG
ple or-nnf5,. g. AnA old native report
- 1lSat in the good times OF long ago
u.s. has seen q thousand, two thOusa
and perhaps three thousand people
tha GREAT conventions formerly b
there.
which proved well-nigh a TRACE
points moral to the chicken tn
p Numbers of Pilot English, of Kahu
"a were rudely broken by loud squav
mos from the vicinity of his chick
= coop. He arises quickly from
Il couch, hastens speedily in deshao
s. to the doorway,and gazes ~,
% but the blackness of night,
81 Continues to hear the ca
iings of his terrified poultry ban
j - ooes the shooting-iron, just for IL
and then all is still
Tn the early morning hours the
IF a Chinaman was discovered,
near by a bag containing sundry
fowls IJpon examination Mr.. j
e Celestial proved more frightened {
hurt. The ball, which was afterW'
extracted by Dr. Herbert, had ent'
The abdomen, described a curve
under the flesh, and finally loo
-,aar the base of the spinal column
~ school agent G. III. Dickey annou
that the closing exercises OF the M
,-ao schools will take place as fois'
.1E I'm Thursday, July 12tts HAIKU,
II ookuapoko, Kealahou and keo
e on Friday, July 18th, Huelo, bal
z In Paia and Makawao.
I'd rivals per Wednesdays Clauo
"a 1r;as Kinney of Kawaiahau, VINO
~ :ts MaunaoIu frienGs; Misses
I lsr;,b Kate Fleming and other re
al "a santatives of Oahu College VINO 81
4h. holiday recess at their homes
% VI Er George Herbert, eX- Govern
H. hysician of Wailuku, leaves {
HonOlulu. DIR. Herbert mas
| III great popularity on Maui,
orts with the regrets OF NUNS
I r;pnds DIR. Armitage OF KAUAI,
q Re tile vacant post: -.
= HS;ss Lille III. Aiken, oaugh'
Ef r. Aiken, and a recent grauua
Sn.I seminary, arrived last we
kar new home in Pala.
D. ~ A0nite copious spring OF WaSe
~ 20, found at Kailiili for the
~ Msunaoiu Seminary
r Atkinson ESD, Inspector
Dvl ,eI If Schools, completed MS SUI
> four of inspection this week anu
!. fheKinau at MakeEa, Ihursoay
n The WaiIuku convention Oh
NJ feacherSswill take place July