Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-26
WEEKS NEWS FROM MAUI

! Waikiki, MAUI, June "a. DE
putty Sheriff Scott left last Tues.
day evening per Kinau for Hilo,
and as he left without letting his
friends know of his mission, the
latter have an idea that he has
gone to join the "sqratters" at
Olaa district and is probably now
on the spot with his tent pitched.
The dance given at Puunene
last Saturday evening by Manager
and Mrs. W. j. Lowrie in honor
OF the departure of their daughter
Clara was very successful. Many
people from Wailuku ard Kahu-
lui went up in the train and en-.
joyed the dance. Light refresh.
ments were served about midnight
to the guests.
Messrs. Antoine Sutro and Jas.
X. Saunders Of the Waikiki DO
lice will server their connections
at the end Of this mouth. The
former goes into the dry goods
store of Antoine Borba on Market
street while Mr.. Saunders will
return to his estate at Keanae.
A new 75.foot flag pole for the
Court house has arrived from
Honolulu and will soon be placed
in position.
A. l.. @. Atkinson was visitor
in Waikiki yesterday on his way
to Olinda where he will remain
for a week or two.
Prof. j. "A. Moore of the Wal.
luku school goes to Honolulu to-
day on his way to San Francisco
whore he will enjoy a few weeks
vacation. Mr.. Moore has not
been away from the islands since
1891. Brother Frank and his
associates of the Catholio school
of this district will also go down
to Honolulu to be present at the
coming convention of the brothers
to be held for one week at st.
Louis College.
A native while in a very drunk
en- state fell from frisky horse
near the Waikiki Sugar Mill yes
terday afternoon, and the fellow
is now lying between life and
death at the Malulani Hospital.
When picked up by passers by he
was unconscious and he remained
in that state until late in the after.
noon. Even when DIR. Weddick
performed necessary operation
taking out a small piece of bone
which was found protruding to.
wards the brain, the fellow re
NAMED in a semi-unconscious
state.
Jack Dow's horse Oscarious
which was considered one of the
dark horses at the coming Fourth
of July races dropped dead at the
Kahului track yesterday.
The closing exercises of Mau-
naolu were held out in the open
air last Wednesday outside of the
school premises. Many OF the
friends of the institution were
present.
The closing exercises of the
Waikapu government school were
held in the Waikspu protestant
church last Thursday evening. A
very large number of the parents
and friends of the pupils were
present including a number of
people from Waikiki. The exer-
cises were under the management
of Mrs. Austin and Miss Zalie
Rogers, principal and assistant
respectively, and it goes without
saying that the exercises were
finely rendered. The solo by
Miss Mollie Cummings was much
appreciated. The exercises of
the evening concluded with a |
tableau. The little church was
crowded with the parents of the
pupils who also brought a very
large number of very young ba.
bies to help applaud their elder
brothers, which they succeeded
in doing by crying during intervals.
The Kahului Government
school under Moses Kauhimahu
closed for the summer vacation
last Thursday. Exhibitions by