The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-08-27
NEWS FROM MAUI.
The Latest Budget Of the D0,ngs
Of Our Neighb0rS.

"a y
ing Mr.. aud Ms. w. f. Crook gave
an Informal daace at their residence
i'm NIakawao. Trough the rain poured
as it has not poured Tor some two
months pas., ABOUT = dozen couples
brayed It ou5 and cOugregate,f there
The parior was cleared entirely, arl
seating room was only 10 De had on
the pleasant verauia, lighted by Chi
uese lanterns.
Dancing was Kept up till after mid
night, with an iuter,uissiou for re
treshmeuts, when all departed, having
had = most enjoyable time, in spite of
the iuc,emsucy OF the weather.
Last Monday morning Miss Deyo Of
Hilo, Miss Brown and Miss Wing, of
Honolulu, with guide assembled Ha-
;ea&a,a AMI viewed Maui's great pauo-
rama.
OIiuda IA well populated at present.
Mrs. RI. 2. Baldwin and family are
occupying the .'Oliuda House, - while
.sIdlewiId7 has for its visitors Mrs. w.
\. Mckay and NIr. and Mrs. II. L.
Austin, and Miss Lindsey, OF Kauai
Miss Helen VI. Cham berlaiu re-.
turned home per kiuau last Tuesday,
after a TWO mouths visit 10 HilO.
Tine dancing school at Haiku i pro-
--rs--iu. very f4vOrably. Much enjoy
meut. 80 say nothing OF instruction, i
derived from iC. The older "a well ~
the younger people take advantage
~ it.
Miss DeyO departed for her home in
EfiIo last evening per kiuau, after
few weeks SojOuru among uS.
Posters are out announcing an aUe-
tiCu sale of DR.. LaijlAv's household
effects, TO be held in preckelsv.Ie,
next saturday. sept lSr.
The rain which fell during last N--n-
lay afternoon and night was of great
benefit 70 the country here. lie rai-y-I
the water IN the bitches 50 tat the
plantations can % Ou--Uuhinderei
with their planting. Up in the kuid
corn fields II fell 80 heavily. that the
-uiches below the road were running,
and 10 was exceedingly welcome there, .
a. iC was SOrely needed
Mr.. Hugh Howell OF Oakland, Cal, !
was u passenger by the Sadie, which
arrived last Saturday. He comes To
till the position of surveyor aud civil
engineer On the SpreckeIsville plan
taciou.
\ most peculiar and beautiful phe-
uOmaua i reported a. having been
seen in the crater Of HaleakaIa by
parties visiting there lately 1t was
that Of 4 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
MaunaoIu Seminary, i TO have charge
p, inc hnnI in NNaTfu n.
til the return of Mrs. Z. N. Simpson.
There is much discussion here now
as 70 who viii be commissioned as !
circuit and district judges on Maui. !
We sincerely trust that the authorities |
IN Honolulu, in making their selec- /
riOus, will choose men loyal 10 the Re- !
public, and men who in the past have !
shown themselves worthy of this trust /
and confidence.
The pOpul frity OF sea-oathIng and /
tennis here on Maui keeps up about !
the same a. ever.
The Registration Board return home
from Lahaina this afternoon, and
meetings will soon be held on this
part Of the island again.
Mr.. Geo. Garnet was over from hau-
% one day this week. He reports
things a. doing well there, though it
has been rather dry. He came through
the crater, spending the night there.
y masquerade party will take place
az HaleakaIa Hall, MakawaO, next
tuesday evening, the 18th instant
Seventeen trausmitters and one line
comprises the Lahaina telephone sys-
tenn
"Oily" Billy White, OF Lahaina, il
1Ct bOthering with politics much Of
late, but, like President Cleveland,
goes afiShing.
Mr.. Reynolds, OF the Golden Rule
Bazaar, i making = tour OF Maui.
During the week Deputy herif L
VI Baldwin, Of Lahaina, received con-
CALCULATIONS upon the advent Of n son /
md heir into his household.
Miss Kinney, OF kawaiahaO, i Wis
ting Mrs. Osmer Abbott, Of Lahaina-
una.