Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-03
MAUI And The HOLIDAYS
Christmas Trees and New Years LuauS
All Over.
Honolulu Cycling Expedition Benefits 10
Churches : Prisoners are Renamed
Big Sugar Yields Anticipated.
WAILUKU, Dec, 20.

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Manos Wonder and other bicy-
Gle wonders from Honolulu are
parading Waikiki town these
days. Posters are being put up
for races to come next Monday
morning and afternoon. The
wonders have examined the Ka-
hului track and found it not half
as good as Cyclomere Park, but,
at any rate, they will try and
leave records behind them. Geo.
H. Cummins, Sheriffs' clerk, and
one of Kamehameha baseball team
fame, is showing the visitors
around.
The Catholic Church at Wal
luku in charge of Rev. Father
Liebert was we'll attended both on
Christmas eve and on Christmas
morn. The services we're choral
and were finely executed.
Christmas week was very
merry one for school and Sunday
school children of the -Four
waters
On Monday evening, the Wal
ehu and Waihee school children
we're treated to Christmas tree
party by Mr. and Mrs Sam Kelii.
moi. About one hundred were
present, old and young. On the
following evening, the Waikiki
children had their Christmas tree
under the able supervision of M RS
Heapy. The young ones were
made exceedingly happy with
presents. On Saturday evening
the children of Waikapu had a
similar charge under the charge
of Mrs Austin. Mr. T. III Rogers
impersonated Santa Claus with
great effect. The youngsters are
already longing for the next visit
of Santa Claus.
Sheriff l.. NJ. Baldwin furnished
the prisoners at Waikiki jail with
a fat pig on Christmas Day, and
the manawalea was greatly appre-
ciated by the inmates.
A Christmas lusu, largely at
tended, was given at Waikapu last
Sunday. The proceeds will be
used for repairing the house of
the pastor, Rev. o. Nawahine.
Rev. Ault of Lahaina will hold
services at the Anglican church at
Wailuku, next Sunday morning.
A concert will be given at Paia
on New Years Eve in the Pais
store. Among those who will
participate are Lahaina students,
and g!ee clubs from Waiehu and
Keokea, Kula. A big luau will
take place at the same place on
New Years Day under the man
agement of Judge P. N. Kahokua-
luna. The proceeds from both
occasions will be devoted to pay
ing off on old debt of the Paia
church.
A New Years luau will be given
at Lahsina on New Years Day for
the benefit of the Wainee church.
The many friends of Aug. Han
neberg, manager of Olowalu
plantation, are congratulating him
for The safe arrival of his fair
bridge from the old country, and
they all wish him a happy and
prosperous life in the happy
bonds of wedlock.
w. j. Lowrie has received his
commission as postmaster of
Spreckelsville, vice Mr.. Boote re-
signed.
Miss Maggie Nape, one of Ma
unaolu's fair graduates, is back
from Hilo on short vacation to
visit her folks and numerous
friends. Miss Nape is happy to
be on her native heath once again.
Two new six million gallon
pumps from Chicago have been
put up at Paia and will soon be
ready for use.
The Waikiki mill started grind
ing sugar early this month, and
has already produced raw augar
of most excellent quality, judging
from the sample bags of sugar
that were passed around as Christ
mas gifts. The Paia, Hamakua.
loko, Spreckelsville and Pioneer
Plantations, all with their new
nine roller mills, will commence
grinding the beginning of Janu-
ary. Olowalu will start about the
same time. Large outputs of sugar
are hoped for the coming year
from these plantations on account
of the new grinding plants.