The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-01-18
the BAND PLAYED
Sprecke1sville People List
en- to Good Music.
Exodus to Nahiku - Pipes Along
Wailuku Mountain Mills
Are Grinding.
Special Correspondence.

MAUI, January 15-One of the best
entertainments given on Maui for q
long period of time, occurred in Spree
kelsYille hall last Tuesday evening, the
11th- 1t was a concert given by the
Spreckelsville orchestra assisted by a
male quartette The following pro-
gram was listened to with pleasure by
q large audience:
Part March, Eel Captain" Or
ehestra; Vocal Selection, "Old Oaken
Bucket" Quartette; Either Solo,
1O'kehr zuruck du SUSSEX Traum,'' Jos.
Schulmeister; Waltz, Tres Jolie,'' Or
chestra; Ocarina Trio. Messrs San
born, Scales and Schulmeister; Violin
Solo, Fantasia Home Sweet Home -
J. Schulbeister; Potkourri from 'T
Trovatore,'' Orchestra.
Part II-Selection from Chimes of
Normandy" Orchestral Flute Solo
with Violin Obligato, Messrs. Scales
and Schulmeister; Vocal Selection,
absence" Quartette; Waltz. Amen, -
Orchestra; Either Trio, "Vermahlungs
Polka" Mrs. E L. Wander Nailen and
Messrs. Schulmeister and Lind; Clari-
act Solo, T P Rochfort; Mele Hawaii,
Orchestra
After the musical program an in
formal dance was INDUCED in Among
those present were, Geo. NJ. Boote,
Mrs Boote, Mis- Emma Boote, A.
Horney and Mrs. Geo. Hons, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Vandernaillen, DR.. and Mrs.
Szbey, Mrs. DR.. Maconkie. Mrs. DR..
Goodhue, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Shaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Judg Kalua, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Carley, Mr.. and Mrs Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Copp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hadencamp, The Misses Eva Smith, S.
Chillingworth, Nellie Smith, Messrs.
J. w Norman, DR.. Armitage, D. C.
Lindsay, F. S. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor, Mr. Judge Mackay and VIM.
Thompson.
The proceeds from the entertainment
will be used to pay for the brass in
struments recently imported for the
Spreckelsville Brass band.
Paia plantation commercial grinding
on Monday, the 10th and Hamakuapo-
ko on Wednesday. the 5th
A partnership has been recently
formed to do business in general mer-
ehandise at Nahiku under the firm
name of The Nahiku Store" The
business will be managed by S. Fakuda.
People are leaving various parts of
Maui daily and taking up a residence
IN Nahiku. A number of Portuguese
In Kula and Hamakualoa have sold or
leased their former homes and have
pooled their all upon the success of
coffee at Nahiku.
Waikiki plantation is busy piping
water from lao Valley along the noun
tain side to the highlands near Waika-
pu. They may continue the system to
Waikapu itself The water is being
taken from the stream about so feet
above the head of the old ditch.
The bail in the case of young John
Richardson of Lahaina was changed
from $4,000 to $1,000 when District
Magistrate Kahaulelio committed him
for manslaughter in the second degree.
He will be tried by jury in June at
Waikiki.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Highly of Kalua-
nui expect to return to California with
in fortnight
Tonight, the Knights of Pythias will
hold their regular meeting and among
other matters will decided upon an
evening for a public installation of
officers for '9S.
During Wednesday, the 18th, the
barkentine Eureka, Paulsen master,
departed for Port Townsend in ballast.
On Friday, the 14th, the schr. Mil
dred, Kindlen master, departed for
San Francisco with sugar from Paia
and Hamakuapoko. A. Teens, former
~ butcher at Spreckelsville, was the
only passenger.
The schooner Wright is busy loading
with sugar and the schooner Mary
Winkelman is waiting her turn. They
both will probably get away next week.
For weather there has been rain
and heavy trade winds most of the
week. 1t is clear today but blowing
a gale.