The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-01-14
Celebration of Pestalozzi's One
Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary
wIRTH'S CIRCUS ALL THE RAGE.
Minister King and Party Inspect Roads.
Changes at Kahului-Social Gather
ings-H. A. Baldwin Manager Hanna
kuapoko Plantation-Bark Geneva.

MAUI, Jan. 11.-Nothiug has ex-
cited Maui so much since the last at
tempt at revolution as the arrival OF
Wirth's Australian circus last Tues
day morning per steamer Kinsh from
HIlo. The whole population OF the
isfsnd must have been under the can
vas Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights. THURSDAY evening two full
trains conveyed Makswso, Spreckels-
vile aud Kahului people to the show,
and the large audience which filed
the tent to OVERLOOKING must have
numbered more than q thousand
Everybody seemed to be there, the
elite in the stalls and "hol polloi" on
the wooden seats of the semi-circle.
The exhibition was most satisfactory,
and the financial results SO pleasing
to the manager that he has decided TO
give smother performance this even
ing. The huge tent was pitched in
the vacant lot known as the vineyard,
in the rear OF Autone Borba's prem
ises.
Friday evening, the 10th, Miss Nil
lie Beckwith OF Sunnyside gave q
party to meet Miss Eastman of Homo
lulu. The chief feature OF the even
ing's entertainment was a progressive
game, which caused much interest
and excitement Each table " as fur
nished with letters of The alphabet on
pieces of cardboard, which, upon be
ing turned right side up, guesses were
made on Christian names, beginning
with the letter Presented TO view, or
names of animals, birds, hardwar-,
furniture. cl,rhing. etc. The per-on-
nIakiug the most pid anu successful
guesses within given space OF time
were given red stars, and the two un-
successful ores at .ach table green
STARS d &. Lindsay won hres prlz-.
Afterward dumb crambo aud OF er
games completed delightful evening
Today the annual meeting OF the
Maui Teachers Association took place
at the Wailuku Government school
house. The meeting was called to order
by President Moore, and after reading
OF the records of last meeting by the
secretary, Miss Turner, resume OF
PestaloZZi's life was read by Mr..
Harris of Spreckslsviile from the Pro-
gressive Educupr. During the after
noon session Mr.. Osmer Abbott, of
Lahainsluna, read paper on the
"GTeatn,ss OF Pes aloZzI.n Another
paper by H. s Town-end, Inspector
General Of Schools, upon the "Prin
cipl.s of PestalozZi," a. applied IN the
public school, was also read. The
meeting wa. in honor of the l50th
anniversary Of the great educators
birth, which occurred Jan. II, l7i6.
After general discussions and election
of officers the convention adjourned
Thu Salvation Army have made
their headquarters at Waikiki in
rooms opposite the post office.
Hama plantation will shortly con-
struct a six-mile fiume running from
the Koolau side To the mill. IL is TO
be used for flaming and irrigating
purposes. The vessel which was IT,
have brought he lumber has been re
ported as disabled, aud is not now eX
~ cted until the ID ter part OF L. x
week
J. w. CsvilIe. Of Pais, is entertain
ing younger brother.
RoIfirii-- T. the Lam,. OF the lew
chemist at Paia.
Marshal Brown was in Waikiki to
day.
Wailuku Hotel had rush of Gus
toms today entertaining members OF
the teachers convention and the cir
Gus company.
Minister J. A. King aud superiuteu-
dent of Public Works w. E. Rowell.
sccomlauled by Messrs. i. A. An
drews, L. H. Dirkey aud G. P. Will
der, enjoyed q long horseback ride
yesterday through the Kuls section OF
country. They Inspected the home
stead lsUds aud rua.is to the Ululala
kua boundary lire.
Utou G. z. Wilder's removal to
HONOLULU, il viii! be- Superintendent
Berg and boak-ke-l,er Metcalf at the
railroad Office in Kahului.
H A. Baldwin is now manager OF
Hauakuspok plsntation. q
The Pais church and -ociety Will
hold their annual meeting at The
church parlors on the evening OF the
18th.
Thursday, the 9Th. the bark Geneva,
Poulrze master, arrived az kshuiui fn
balIas Il days fr"m Saii Pedro. She
will take y Thousand tons nf sugar
Both the Geneva and Mary DWige |
will ssil n-x' week.
Wealher:-Wa- m AMI pheasant.