Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-08
NEWS FROM WAILUKU
Island Pastors Close Very Successful
Convention.
Noted Visitor Entertained -ReV S. Kapu Will
Remaln-Jury for Court Term
Named-SChOOl Matters.

Nalluku, MAUI, November B.
The trustees of the Kaahumanu
Church have declined to accept
Rev. s. Kapu's resignation for the
present, 30 the congregation of the
Waikiki native church will have
the pleasure of the reverend cler-
gyman's services for sometime to
come at least.
East Makawao Seminary [Msu-
naolu will start again in about
three weeks time. Parents of the
pupils who have taken away 'their
daughters are requested to return
them to school. The historic
Haleakals School has been OBJ
tanned for the present at a month
ly rental of S75. 0 until the new
buildings are finished about Sept
ember, 1899.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis is eudeavoring
to start a circulating library for
Maui folks. Waikiki resident
are willing to help the good cause.
Good reading matter-foreign ma
gaines, etc.,-are a rare commo-
dity at present. 1t is claimed by
knowing ones, however, that it
would be very difficult to starr
such library here, especially in
a plantation town where there are
few regular permanent residents
and the majority are of tran
silent character. Literary socie-
ties and social events will also be
boon to this community.
Mr.. Hay, nephew of U. s..
Ambassador Hay to the Court Of
st. James, was a caller at Waikiki
from Honolulu this week. Rev.
o. 2. Emerson introduced him to
the elite Of Waikiki. Mr.. Hay
was taken up to lao Valley last
Wednesday morning, and he was
shown the beautiful waters of
Waikahalulu( Resoundiug Waters)
On his return, the visitor was en-
tertained at the lusu given for the
native pastors at lao valley, at
Judge Kalua's mountain resort,
where he was fed on roasted pigs
(no dogs and raw fish. When
asked whether tiny ohuas tasted
anything like fresh oysters at all,
the malihini replied that it had
more bones to it, which was evil
dent by the manner 10 which he
made faces while attempting to
swallow the tiny little raw fish
about two inches in length. Mr..
Hay will take the Kinau at Msala-
ca next Tuesday for the Volcano.
During his stay on Maui be has
been guest of the Hon. II. p.
Baldwin.
L.. b. Lindsay, who acted as
Deputy Sheriff of Maui during
Mr.. SCOTS recent trip to England,
will probably return to Hama next
week to resume his duties as dep
uty sheriff of that place.
Mr.. II. S. Towsend, Inspector
General of Schools, visited Wal
luku and Waikapu schools this
week. 1t will be about a month
before he returns to Honolulu.
Several cases of measles are re.
ported about Wailuku town; but
the doctors are not quite ready yet
to pronounce as such.
1t seems as if Wailuku will soon
have bicycle club. Besides the
tlf a dozen bikes already in town.
Manager G. b. Wells has sent
nom San Francisco five new bikes
for himself and family.
Mrs. Jas. l. Holt and children
return to town today after a two
months vacation at Makawao.
They were likewise entertained at
luau at lao besides a mountain
ride to the, needle" and then his
toric stone "Kakae."
The labors of the Convention of
the Maui pastors now convened at
Waikiki will close today. Much
work has been accomplished dur
ing the ten days they have been
in session. The pastors were
right royalty treated by Wailuku-
ties during their stay here. Some
OF them were heard to make the
remark that they wished all the
conventions would be held at
Waikiki hereafter on account of
the good treatment they received
at the hands of the kamaaiuas:
and to take their own words, they
do not care to be entertained at
ten cent Pake restaurants on lean
meat at Honolulu.
The Jurors for the coming De-
cember Term of the Second Cir.
cult Court to be held at Lahaina
on Wednesday, December 7 1903