The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-05-16
A Pointer On lis Big OGlDal Of
Pioneer Mil Estate.
HALF lAt LkUp NOW OF
utcids VI . Jspap s'-A DoCto
wantso Iapu uat, \ tor IN
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| MAUI, May l3.-ThOugh there Is lit
tie Interest manifested on Maui in tn
coming election. and the registration o
yovora 90 lar nas Deeu seiy Ignt, sIII
there may be some oXclUemonJ caused
| by ryairy between different cand.'
oates for the House. Attorney George
Hons OF Wai.uku has declared his in.
1 tontion of running, and 1t Is probable
that H. H. Kahaulelio and s. MKaau-
kai af Lahaina will also run. 1t Is
surmlsed that Hon. Sam Kaai will soon
return from Kona and will become a
candidate from Hama district again.
John Richardson Esq, Is not a can
dldate for representative honors, his
legal business demanding his whole at
tention.
There are other asp,rants for legls-
latlve seats who have not as yet made
public their wishes. Senator A. n. Ke-
poikal will probably stand for re-elec-
tion, and undoubtedly Senators II. p.
Baldwin and A. Hooking will be urged
to do likewise.
During the 9th a japanese plantation
| laborer at Lahaina committed sricide
by cutting himself in the throat and
abdomen. The Jap died in several
hours, despite the efforts OF Mrs Ia
| wilson, who did all she could to save
| the mans life. which, under the cir.
cumstances, was impossible. Since DR.
Davldson's departure to the coast fol
vacation of several months, Lahaina
has had three army doctors, who have
come, remained for brief periods OF tim'
and been summoned back to Honolulu
For several days past there has beeI
no member of the medical fraternit!
in Lahaina.
Normal Instructor 7. II. Gibson ha
finished his work in Hama district. Hi
next tour will be on Hawaii.
1t Is stated that p. McLane Of Mole
kai will soon leave the American ST.
gar Company's employ to accept tn
managership either of Maunalei plar
l tation, Lanai, o. the new Kamalo plar
tation on Molokai. Mr.. McIIane pal
visit TO Maunalei during the week.
Deputy Sheriff Scott Of Wailuku, VIII
has been very sick with grip, is slowl
recovering.
The Hama Club has recently chose
the following officers: X. s. Gjerdrun
president; n. Omsted, vice-president
DR.. McGettigan, secretary; Georg
Cooper, manager. A clubhouse in tn
rear of the Hama store, consisting OF
dining room, card room, bedroom an
kitchen. Is well nigh completed.
4. w. Van Valkenburg has resigne
his position as bookkeeper of Hamo
plantation and will depart for Hont
lulu on the Goth to join the office sta
OF b. +. Dillingham;.
Boyd and Oro's star specially con
pany. from the Orpheum Theater. He
nolulu, failed to come to Maui, thoug
advertised to appear at Lahaina on tn
, 9th and Sth.
The next term OF court for jury tria
will begin in Waikiki June 7th.
w. T.. Shaw has resigned his positlo
as railroad agent at Paia and will 500
90 to Nahiku.
John Richardson OF Maui and S.
Kaaukai OF Honolulu have recently el
: tered into a partnership for the pra
4 tice OF law. They have new Office
LahainA.
The Schliffer-Higby assault case
: Molokal has been postponed to Il
June term of court to be held in Wa
b.. luku.
81 Pioneer plantation has nnisht
Il grinding about 5000 tons OF suga
which Is estimated to be one-half
: its crop.
I During Monday afternoon, the s.
the Makawao teachers held the
i monthly meeting in the Makawao Go
II ernment schoolhouse.
A Manager $. Haneberg's residence
Y Olowalu is the most brilliantly light'
5 house on Maui during evening hour
including those in the large Ian
/ there are fifty electric lights altoget'
a er inside the dwelling.
8 on the 18th the Board OF Registr
= tion departed for Molokai per Mokol
n On the evening OF the 9th the Ma
@ Racing Association held a meeting
"a Wailuku TO determine the programr
II for the races at Spreckels' Park, X
hului. on the ith OF July next The
,s was some discussion as to wheth
N Maui bred horses should not he mo
ss favored in the matter OF events a
n purses, The schedule OF races pl
is posed at the meeting was almost VIII,
ly for Hawallan-bred horses, The