The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-08-28
NEWS FROM MAUI.
The Latest Budget Of the Doings
Of Our Neighb0rS,

MAUI. Aug. Sl-Last Moudsy even
Ing Mr.. and NIrs. W. f. Crook gave
an informal dance n their residence
in Nakawso. Though the rain poured
= IL has not poured for some two
months psst, about dozen couples
bravei il out snd congregated there
The pa-lor was cleared entirely, snd
seating room was only to be hsd on
the pleasant verands. lighted by Chi
ueSe lanterns.
Dancing was Kept up till after mid
night, with sn intermission for re-
frsshments, when all departed, having
had s most enjoyable time, in spite Of
the inc!emency Of the weather.
LAST Monday morning Miss Deyo Of
Hilo. Miss Brown and Miss Wing, Of
Honolulu. with guide assembled Hs-
leakala and viewed MAui's grest psno-
rams.
blinds il well populated ST present.
Mrs. H. P. Baldwin snd family are
occupying the .'Olinds House, - while
..Idlewild'' hiss for its visitors Mrs W.
4. Mckay and MI. snd Mrs. H. Z.
Austin. and Miss Lindsey, Of Kauai.
Miss Helen NJ. Chamberlain re-
rurrei home per kinsu last Tuesday,
aFrar : two months visit to Hilo.
The dsucing school ST Haiku Is pro
crossing very fs1orably. Much enjoy
ment 10 ssv nothing Of instruction, Is
derived from il. The older IS well IS
The Younger people take advantage
Of IL
Miss Dsvo departed for her home in
HiIo last evening Per kinsu, after 3
Few weeks sojOurn among Us.
Posters sre out announcing sn sue
ZION SsIs 81 DR.. Laidlaw'S household
fleets. 10 be held in SpTeckelsville,
next Saturday. sept. Isl.
me rsiu which fell during last Mon
isy afternoon and night was Of great
benefit 70 The country here. II raised
he water in the bitches 20 that the
plantations cSn so on unnlnGered
with their Planting. Up in the hula
.-1-n-fielGs II fell - heavily thsT the
-uT-bsS below the road were running,
aui i was exceedingly welcome lhsrS,
- II was sorely needed.
Nh. Hugh Howell OF Oakland, Gal,
was 8 passenger by the Sadie, which
srrivei Iasr saturday. he comes 70
an he r7si,iCu OF surveyor and civil
engineer On the Sp1stkslSvllle plaL-
I2IlO-.
-s-,-rs ! reported - having been
Saa- in the crater Of haleShalS by
uartias visiting there lste-y II Tas
-bsr Of 3 complete circular rainbow,
OF most brilliant hues, IN the center OF
which the spectators could plainly see
their own figures outlined:
Miss Minnie Morris, formerly Of
Naunsolu Seminary, i n nave charge
1E the Chinese school in NalluhU, IN
I'll he return OF Mrs.. T. u. sim PSOu.
There i much discussion here now
- - who will be commissioned IS
cireuit and district judges on Maui.
We sincerely trust that the SutooElIle>
in Honolulu, in making their selec-
riCns, viii choose men Toys 70 tne he
public. and men who in the past have
Shown themselves worthy Of this trust
and confidence
me r1nulsrirv OF sea-5athing and
tennis here on Maui keeps up about
the same s. ever.
b. The Registration Board return home
from Ishains this afternoon, sud
meetings will soon be held on this
part Of the island again.
Mr.. Geo. Garnet wss over from hau-
10 one day this week. He reports
things s. doing well there, though II
hiss been rather dry. He came through
the crater. spending the night there
a masquerade party Will take plsee
81 HsleskaIa Hall, Mskswso, next
Tuesday evening, the 18th instant,
Seventeen trsDsmitters and one line
COMPRISES the L.ShSiDa telephone sys-
TEN.
"Ouy" Billy White, Of Lahsins, is
not boihering with politics much OF
late. but. like President Cleveland,
goes sfishing.
NJ. Reynolds, OF the Golden Rule
Bs-asr. is making 3 tour Of Maui
During the week Deputy-oheTlH l..
". Baldwin, OF LShsins, received con-
-ratulstions upon the solvent OF s son
and heir into his household.
Miss Kinney, OF hswaishso, l. VS.
iting Mrs. Osmer Abbott, Of Lahaina-
lUna-