The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-01-29
Dr. Beckwith breaches His First
Sermon at Paia.
TENNIS AGAIN BEGINS TO BOOM.
d. r. wilder To Leave for the Coast
New engagements Announced-Ihe
waIIuku Minstrels' Entertainment
Personal and other Notes.


with preached his first sermon as
pastor of the Paia Foreign Church.
His text was selected from the
philosophical sayings of Paul.
Miss Garnett leaves Mekawao
temporarily and accepts position
as teacher in Kohala.
Mr.. A. d. Larnach, manager OF
T. III. Davies & Co.'s Paia store,
has resigned and will pay visit
to his English home for SIX
months.
Rudolph Spreckels arrived per
w. G. Hall and is sojourning at
Manager Center'5 residence at
Spfeckelsville.
e. Hoffman of Kahului and DIR.
c.. s. Stow of Paia left per Claudine
on Wednesday for visit to Ha-
moa, the former intending to be
absent for several weeks. The lat
ter returned this morning.
The household of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Won Tempsky of Kahului was
recently made happy by the adj
vent of baby girl.
Superintendent G. P. Wilder OF
Kahului r. r. Co. expects to leave
for the Coast by next weeks Aus
tralia. 1t is learned with pleasure
that Mrs. Wilder, who has been
quite i'll there, has well nigh recov-
cred.
Muller is the cognomen of Wal
luku plantations new sugar
boiler.
1t is learned with regret that
Miss McLennan has resigned the
principalship of Maunaolu Semin-
airy, at Makawao.
The engagement of Miss Camp
bell of Paia and Mr.. j. G. Ander-
son of Ogden, U. s., is announced,
and rumor has it that the betrothal
of another Makawao couple is an
accomplished fact. The supply OF
eligible bachelors in the mountain
district is seriously threatened.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hardey de-
parted for Honokaa last night,
after lengthy Makawao visit. 1
w. T. Robinson. is now manag-
ing the great and only Wailuku
Hotel, Mrs. G. w. Yarick having
been compelled through bad times
to give up the boarding house.
Messrs. Hayselden and Moore
head of Lanai are visiting Wal
luku.
Spreckelsville ladies still con-
tinue their Thursday afternoon
teas. They were entertained this
week by Mrs. F. l.. Stolz of Kahu-
lui.
The Makawao ladies have re-
Gently organized the Ladies' I'M
movement Club" The initial
meeting occurred during the week.
STRAY SCRIBBLIN GS.
Haleakala wore snowy cap dur
ing the early part of the week.
The luxury of a Sunday (for-
eign) mail was enjoyed by the dem
liens of Wailuku and Makawao
during the 21st inst.
Hamakuapoko and Paia are both
grinding.
During Saturday, the Goth inst,
one of the large iron plates of one
of the cells of the diffusion ma
chinery broke in halves.
The champion hen of Makawao
weighs ten pounds.
There is much comment and
query as to how the recent change
in Hawaiian Commercial and Su-
gar Company's stocks will affect
things.
The Kahului Railroad Company
il erecting a new office which is to
be entirely separated from the other
bnildings. 1t is situated adjacent
to the sea, opposite the old business
sanctum, and when completed VIII
be a great addition, being large and
airy. and containing, besides the
railroad office, a private room Tor
the superintendent. +
The Spreckelsville plantation Oh,
flee also has been much improved
recently. Partitions have been re,
moved. windows put in, and several
coats of bright paint applied which
causes the interior to don an at
tractive appearance.
The bark Leahi, NJ. Tyson mas
ter. arrived in Kahului Monday
January 22d, at g p. NJ, % Gay.
from Newcastle, n. S. W., with o4t
tons of coal for Haiku and Pals
plantations. -,
Tennis is soon to be "boomed" a.