The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-01-16
More About the Phenomenal Egg
of Makawao.
PERSONAL NOTES AND OTHER ITEMS
The Makawao Literary Society-The
Mistletoe Club-Teachers' Meetings.
Vice-President Wilder's yisit-Ship-
ping aud Other News.

little isle" is at a low ebb.
Sad to relate Maui's champion
hen is somewhat indisposed since
her effort with the "a ounces egg
the third large production in hel
history.
Apropos of the famous egg, its
equatorial line measures II inches
and its meridians through the
poles show 81 inches in length. In
an attempt to blow it, the other
day, further wonderful facts as ia
its interior came to light; that il
was an egg surrounding an egg,
Within were the yellow and white
enclosing another complete egg,
shell and all. This phenomenon
is at present on exhibition at Ma
kawao Post Office.
The January evening of the Ma
kawao Literary Society takes place
at the Haiku residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. D. Baldwin next Friday,
the 10Th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nishwitz,
after six months home visit in the
United States, have returned and
assumed their duties as teachers
in the Kealahou school, Kula.
D. Noonan, Esq, has been visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Herbert of
Wailuku.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Won Tempsky
have changed their residence from
Kula to Kahului.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Mclaughlin,
and Miss Kitty Moore departed
for San Francisco last Saturday,
the 9th inst. Their loss will be
much felt by the Wailuku foreign
colony.
Miss Mary Green is visiting Maka-
wac and caring for her sick mother,
Mrs. A. c. Greene, who has been
very i'll, but is reported to have
improved somewhat during the
past week.
"Sunnyside," the residence in
Makawao to be soon occupied by
DR.. Beckwith, is being frightened
by coat or two of paint.
During Christmas week, at Hale
akala Hall, a new order to be
known as the "Mistletoe Club" was
formed by lively coterie of Ma
kawao young folks. Its coat-of-
arms is the mistletoe bough, and /
its workings and degrees (which, /.
by the by, extended beyond the |
masonic 33) are most delightfully."-
secret and mysterious.
Spreckelsville plantation is turn
ing out 140 tons of sugar per diem
(up to midnight(, so it is reported.
Vice-President Wilder made brief
visit at Kahului this week, arriv-
ing per Claudine and departing per
Kinau.
Mr.. J. o. Carter, of Brewer &
Co., has been entertained at Mr.. C.
B. Wells, Wailuku, during the
week.
The little steam launch "Mohea"
Of Kahului has been absent nine
days. No one knows definitely
where she is, though, she is rumor-
ed to beat Keanae, Hama, "bar-
bound"
The Maui Telephone Company
holds its annual stockholders
at Kahului this P. NJ.
The Kahului- -Wailuku beach
road is being extended on the Wal
Iuku side. This extension, when
completed will eliminate a bad
stretch of rough highway.
The brigantine Consuelo, Jacob
son master, was towed out of Ka-
hului last Wednesday, the 10th
inst. Her cargo consisted of 361
large pieces of Koa lumber shipped
by Mr.. A. Hooking of Makawao,
$3.50 bags of 81. c. & S. Co.'S.
sugar, 1888 from Paia, and 47O
from the Haiku Co.,-total 6,433
bags, valued at $16,544.
The schooner Anna, Norberg
sailed for San Francisco
last Thursday, 11th inst. She was
laden with 5,097 bags of II. C. & S.
Co.'s product, valued at SIS, ,144, 80.
Mr.. c. H. Dickey, has had quite
serious attack of malarial fever
this week, but is now better.
The Wailuku reading circle of
teachers are holding another SYM
postum of reason and instruction
at the Wailuku school-house to-
day, 18th inst. The life and acts
Of Pestalozzi are to be analysed.
The evening will be devoted to a
social and literary entertainment.
Weather Some showers.