The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-22
SCHOOL CLOSING
Maunaolu Seminary, Com
mencement Exercises.
Close of the Term Pastures
Burning in kula
Districts.


ercises at Maunaolu Seminary, Maka-
wac, held the 10Th inst. were witnessed
by a large number of relatives and
friends of the pupils. After an hour OF
two of recitations in history (ancient
and Hawaiian), in physiology, arith-
metic, ETC., the following pleasing pro-
gram was rendered.:
Chorus-Once Again We Greet You
All.
Piano Solo,
Chorus-Queen of the Night.
Notwithstanding the Old Cat Die.
Piano Solo.
Chorus-Hark, Hark, the Lark.
Piano Duet.
Motion Exercise-East and West.
Piano Solo.
Chorus-We Love to Sing
Piano Solo.
Motion Song.
Piano Solo.
Recitation-A Little School Ma'am.
Piano Solo.
Chorus Spinning Long.
Cantata-Father Time.
Hoop Drill
Speeches.
Hawaii Ponoi.
most ambitious events of the enter
and merited much praise
Among the many present were DR.. E.
G.. Beckwith, Messrs. E. Bailey, Geo.
e. Beckwith, Hon. J. w. Kalua, J. w.
Colville and Judge Peter Noa.
The picnic held in lao Valley dur
ing the 18th was a great success, 200
or 300 people participating. Among
those present were Antoine Rosa and E.
p. Dole of Honolulu and the entire le-
gal fraternity of Wailuku.
Monday, the 18th, a mixed jury dis
agreed over the celebrated Baker,
Enos land-ejectment case. This is the
third hung jury &c to g. which has
tried the case. This time, however,
he division was not on account of
race feeling.
Tuesday (the 15th) Lyle A. Dickey
800 damages for his client in
he criminal conversation case.
The jury was permanently discharg-
ID Tuesday night, but cases in which
he right of trial by jury had been
waived were tried by Circuit Judge Ka-
ua the 18th.
Tered Friday evening (the 11th) be-
ore the Makawao Literary Society, as
;embled in the residence of Mr.. and
Hrs. G. D. Loveland, of Hamakuapoko:
Piano Solo Miss Grace Dickey
Play in One Act Entitled
"The Open Gate"
With the Following Dramatis
Personae:
h INV in r.
Jessie ......... Miss Eva Smith
AUNT Hettie ...... Mrs. r. F. Engle
Jncle John ........ Mr.. @. H. Dickey
Piano Solo ...... Mr.. F. E. Atwater
The farce was of highly sentimen-
al nature, and intensely amusing.
and lemonade were served.
H. u. Kaipo and Deputy Sheriff w.
J. Scott, of Waikiki, have passed
examination and have
,een admitted to the practice of law !
n district courts. The examination |
vas held in Waikiki before Hon. J. w. |
<alua.
Monday evening (the 14th) the pu-
ills of Miss Kate Fleming gave little |
oncert at the school house of Pau |
vela.
The Catholic Church at Brewers"
Iakawao, is being enlarged.
British Commissioner Halves is eX-
ected on Maui during the early part |
f July.
Many pastures in mauka Makawao
nd KuIa are being burned
Messrs. S. G. Alexander and c. H.
hickey are making Kona Hawaii,
hort visit.
Miss Hattie Watson, of Makawao, is
Omewhat better She has been seri-
usly i'll for long period.
The private school of Miss Laura
reen, of Makawao, held closing eX-
rcises the 18th.
Miss Steele, now teaching at Kohala,
ill succeed Miss Leonard at Mauna-
lu Seminary. Miss Leonard will re-
I'm to her home in the United States.
Judging by the framework, the
house now being erected for
Tanager II. A. Baldwin. of Hamakua-
oko, will be a most elegant and cup
)-date" structure.
The dancing party at Spreckelsville
lst night. given by the Puuneue Club,
as largely attended and a great sue
ess.
The schooner Eva came into Kahu-
Ii harbor on the 14th and departed on
lie 18th.
The Albert Myer, from Alaska, is
lie only other arrival of the week.
Weather: Scanty showers and a lit
c rain in Kula.
St. Louis Band Concert.