The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-11
Good String of Horses From
SpaIding Stables.
kauai TO BE WE'LL REPRESENTED
Colonel SpaldInR May be on Hand.
Social Views OF Garden Isle-Mr. and
Mrs. FsirchiId Observation-Disclosures
Escape for the James Mskee.

KEALIA (Kauai), May 9.-Interest in
Kealia and Kappa circles seems to be
centered upon the coming races to be
held at Honolulu on June 18th, pre-
sumably owing to the fact that Col.
q. s. Spalding will enter number
of his celebrated thoroughbreds from
his Kealia stables to take part in some
of the events of the day.
The following noble animals were
shipped to Honolulu per James Makee
on Nay 7th. Cal Leonard, the genial
trainer and rider, so well and fayorably
known to all prominent lovers OF fine
horses throughout California and the
Hawaiian Islands. has them In charge:
Duke 81 Norfolk, out OF Rosita. by Kea-
liza, foaled June Sd, 1888; Ballotta, out Of
Baliotta, by. Kealia, foaled May 18th,
1889; Amethyst, out of Amandine, by
Keaiia. foaled June 4th, 1890; Amaranth
out Of Amandine by Kealia, foaled June
list, 1891; Defender out of Amandine, by
Kealia. foaled May 4, 1893.
The pedigrees are as follows: Rosita,
dam Rivulet by Rivoli, bred by Cover
nor Leland Stanford of California; Bal
lotta, sired by Norfolk, dam Ada
G. by Revenue, bred by Theo Winters,
Rancho del Rio, California; Amandine,
slider by Flood, dam Lady Armada by
Imp. Hurrah; Kealia, dam Nova Zembla
by Norfolk, bred by Governor Leland
Stanford
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morton and child
and Mrs Morton,s sister, Miss Maud
Aud, of Los Angeles, Cal, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Fairchild at
Kealia. The ladies were formerly school
mates at the convent of the Sacred
Heart, Oakland, Cal. Mrs. Fairehild
gave poi supper and luau in honor Of
her guests last week at "Homaikawa, .
Col q. S. Spalding's FORMER summer
residence. In addition to the guests of
honor, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morton ant
Misses Ehrmfne Morton and Maud Au1d,
there were present Colonel r. G. Spald-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Makee, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Toms, Mr.. and Mrs F., d. I
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H. =. Austin, Judge
and Mrs. Chas. Blake, Mr.. Blake, Mrs.
L. X. Davis, Miss Alma Davis, Miss
Gertrude Toms, LEICESTER Toms, s. G. o.
King, w. G. Smith, Ralph Pearson, DR..
John Weddick and others.
In the absence of his wife, Mr.. S. G.
o. King entertained a number OF his
friends at a luncheon the other day,
which was quite chick" affair. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Morton and Miss Maud
Aud were the guests Rf honor.
Mrs. William cassie returned to Ter
home at Kealia last Tuesday, after a
protracted visit to the coast.
Mrs. r. c. Spalding is sadly missed
by her many Kealia friends. Mrs. Spal-
ding has been visiting in Honolulu, ac- |
cOmpanied by her son, O.is B. SpaldiEg, |
who returns to San Francisco by the |
Australia of the 9th. Mrs. S;,alding is |
expected home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John TOMS OF Kappa |
LETT rather suddel;y for Honolulu this
week, having oeen called 70 the bed
side of their Son-in-law, G. r. McVeigh.
Otto Schmidt, chemist to the Makee
Sugar Company. aas been confined TO
his bed for the past week or ten days
with quite a severe fever Although not
entirely recovered, he is up and about
again and hopes to be able to resume
his duties in few days.
1t is currently reported that Col. =.
S. Spalding will visit his plantation at
Kealia during the month of June next
He may be in attendance at the races
on the 18th to witness the doings of his
flyers.
The steamer James Makee arrived
at Kappa this morning. In attempting
to make her moorings she narrowly
escaped going to pieces on the rocks
She finally succeeded in pulling out
whole and laid off port to pick up her
boats after which she put in to Hama
maulu. The extent of the damage she
sustained is not known. The wind was
bl0ying stiff from the northeast, with
a very heavy sea running.
There has been considerable sickness
in this community lately, owing prob
ably to the cold and changeable wea-
Their. Northeast storms, with frequent
and heavy rains, followed each other in
rapid succession for the past two weeks
or more.