The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-12-17

Mele Keluahine vs. Quong Fung & Co;
action for rent. Waikiki term, June,
1895.
FoREIGS JCRY-cI CASES.
Jose de Freitas vs. Aiona CHI; dam
ages; appeal from Waikiki; to be heard
IN vacation. Jury waived.
JURY WAIVED CASES.
A. Enos VS.. Jose Souza Nunes; as
sumpsit; appeal from Wailuku. Judg-
ment for defendant.
Kaimu VS.. K. G. Searle; assumpsit :;
appeal from Lahaina. Judgment for de-
PENDANT.
Minister of Finance, by G. H. Dickey,
vs ]. z. SYLVIA ct al. j; bond.
II Roberts VS. John Miguel; assump-
sit; appeal from Wailuku.
DIVORCE CASES
Louisiana Henry VS.. Chas Hina; an
nulment of marriage; continued from
June term; V. V. Ashford for petitioner.
Struck from calendar.
Ane Paulo VS.. John Paulo; divorce !;
T.. Heleknnini Tor libellant. Granted.
Amoe Wv va. An XII; divorce j.
Kalama for llbellant. Granted.
Mito (w J VS.. Daiamura Ky divorce (;
j. Kalama for ibellant. Granted.
Nakaau (k.) VS.. Kualaau' (w.) divorce (;
J. Kalama for libellant. Granted.
Sam Pupuhi VS.. Kalua wv J; divorce;
j. Richardson for libeIlant. Granted
Pilipo (k.) Us. Ane Akeao; divorce; j.
Kalama for libellant. Granted.
Kepo (w.) vs.. j. Kekuhe; divorce; }.
Kalama for libellant. Granted.
Antoine Sylvia vs.. Kahalepuna di-
vOrre ID. Kahaulelio for ibellant.
Granted
Kukuna Puaaloa VS.. Sam Puaaloa; di-
Eai
withdrawn.
Kawahie WI VS.. Kisloa *. }; divorce;
T. belekunihi for lipellant. Granted.
Loginehame w } vs.. 5. L. Nuuanu;
divorce j. Kalama for libellant.
Granted.
Kailianu Manea (w.) vs. Manea (k.);
divorce. Granted.
Labela (w.) vs.. Napeha; divorce; K.
Helekunihi for ibellant Granted.
STRAY sCRIBBLIsGs.
DIR. McGibbin and his sister, Mrs.
Dowsett, of Honolulu, are soon to
erect q dwelling house and become
residents of Puuomalei, Makawao.
Ed Hoffman, Esq, is soon to open a
dry goods store in Bailey's block,
Wailuku.
The steamer Seneca has not as yet
put in an appearance, though aDxlous-
ly expected. There is rumOr as to
the building of an expensive pier at
Kahului.
"Maunaolu mau a man, mau a.
mau" (MaunaOlu forever, forever),
is the newly adopted cheer of the East
Maui Seminary, and last Wednesday
evening it was inscribed in green and
white and placed above prettily ar
ranged stage, the occasion being the
regular Xmas entertainment of the
school.
The principal number on the pro-
gramme was an elaborate dialogue
between Father Time and Santa Claus,
during which the former endeavored
to reveal to the latter the mystery OF
the Christ-child. Quantity dressed
Hours, introduced by Page Hour
Glass, made speeches or sang solos,
and finely trained chorus sang now
and again with good effect.
A sale of fancy articles and CA Ike, pro-
ducts of the Seminary's skill, complet-
ed most successful evening.
In former years it has been gener-
ally the custom for Lahaina people to
arrange come entertainment for their
visitors during jury term, but this
wear nothing in the social line has
taken place, unless exception is taken
in the case of fishing party to Lanai.
During Tuesday, the 18th, Elk NJ. 7.
"Billy" White guided party paul
Neumann and others) in his whale
boat TO the waters of Lanai. The
fishermen did not reach Lahaina till
quite late, some time after sunset, and
in explanation for their tardy return
"BilIy'' maintained that rope caught
on the rocky bottom, and IL took them
many long minutes TO extricate 1T.
'The rope was new" is the reason
given for not cutting it.
Miss Chamberlain of Haiku departs
today for Honolulu to spend the holt
days with her relatives.
For the first time in twenty years,
so kamaainas say, iiwi birds and lin
nets are dying in the panlnis of Kula.
Some Spreckelsville gentlemen have
been teaching a ''tenderfoot' friend
how to catch snipe with an open bag
and lighted candle.
Wool quilts are the latest fad among
Maui native ladies, American and Ha-
waiian flags are used in decoration,
the choice depending upon political
sympathies.
During Sunday, the ninth, DR.. Beck
with preached an inspiring Thanks
giving sermon at Paia church, and the
CONGREGATION sang America" as the
closing hymn.
The GREYHOUND of the Pacific" is at
last a backnumber. Wilder & Co. are
to be thanked for substituting the
steamer Lehua for that "horrid Moko-
ill.,"
Last night, the 18th, despite the rain
and boggy roads a large gathering of
dancing people attended the fifth
party of the Young Ladies' Club. The
event took place in the large parlors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilhus of Hamakua-
poke, and was most enjoyable.
During the 18th the schooner Maid
Of Orleans, Mcleod, master, departed
sugar laden for San Francisco.
Weather: rain during Thursday and
Friday