The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-03-20

Saturday a. usual.
W. Jungbluth who came to Maui
on the last trip Of the J. D. Spreck-
els, died at NaaIehu, Hawaii. on
the 9th inst. He had been on the
plauta-i7u but two days, when the
fatal trouble Of heart disease made
an end Of It all. He leaves q wife
and family in San Francisco to
mourn his loss.
E. Hoffman, Esq, IS now head
sugar boiler, O. inside superintend-
ent, of Spreck=lsvilIe mill.
Certain rumors detrimental to
the professional reputation Of Pilot
Robert English have reached Maui
recently. It is learned from cap
tains Of vessels engaged in the isl
and sugar trade, and from others
concerned, that a more competent
or skillful man could not easily be
found than the present encumbent
OF the position Of harbor pilot Of
the port Of Kahului.
During tomorrow, the 18th inst,
the teachers of Wsilubu District
hold their regular monthly meeting
on the Wailuku school premises.
The life and methods Of Friedrich
Froebel, the reiormer, who in 1910
gave the name of kindergarten"
TO that form Of education, will be
the subject under discussion. Dur
ing the same evening a social en-
tertainment will be given by the
pedagogues and their neighbors in
the old foreign church.
r. c. Perkins an English natur-
alist, after several expeditions
through the almost impossible
growth on the West Maui noun
tains, reached Makawao this week
and will spend q month or six
weeks on the slope Of Haleakala.
He is collecting birds for a London
museum.
c. A. and R. Spreekeis have been
paying Spreckelsville plantation
another visit during the past week. |
Three or four English tourists
arrived per this weeks CLaudine,
and are doing" Hsleakals, lao,
and other points Of interest.
Mrs. Spencer, widow of the late
Charles \. Spencer, also arrived |
per CIaudine and intends spending
some time with her brother-in-law, |
Mr.. Lincoln D. Spencer, Of Waihee, |
which has now quite & foreign col |
ony. the largest in years. Five |
o'clock teas, " kettledrums,' and /
other social functions are in order |
in the lively village.
Waikiki plantation expects to
cease its grinding within & few
weeks.
G. P. Wilder has recently lost
his fine mastif. known to all its
friends as "Minting" 1t is thought
to have eaten some poisonous sub
stance while accompanying Mr..
Wilder on q trip toward Maalaea.
Delinquent tax lists are now
being posted up all through the
Maui division. Citizens who have
been remiss should Immediately in
spect them and thus avoid s suit
at law.
SpreckeIsviIle mill has recently
been grinding Waikapu sugar
the farewell crop probably.
Tonight the Makawao literary
people assemble at the Pais resi-
dence Of J. ". ColviIle to witness
what is prophesied TO be unique
programme,
Mrs. B. D. Baldwin and baby, Of
Makawao, visit Honolulu this
week.
At the Waikiki minstrel enter
tainment to take place at the ska
ing rink during the oath inst,
Nestor Edison's improved concert
photograph viii render the latest
selections during iutermissions.
The Haleakala (AnnexatiOn)
Club Of MakaHaO held It's monthly
meeting on Thursday evening, the
18th inst. The Paia-Hamakuapoko
Club viii meet probably tomorrow
Saturday night.
PORT ITEMS.
The barkentine John Worster,
a. P. Hanson master, arrived in
port of Kahului during Sunday,
the 18th inst She came in ballast
and was Twelve days from San
Francisco. She is loading Haiku,
Paia and Waikapu sugar, and viii
probably sail for the Coast today
(11th).
Schooner N Coleman Il load