Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-27

promote au infant and struggling
industry
Rev. W. Ault is here from La
hama and be will hold services at
the Anglican Church tomorrow
morning. On Easter day Rev.
Ault will hold services at the La
haina church. The members of
the Lahaina church are passing
around subscription list for aid
ing in repairing the church at
Lahaina. Donations will be res
pectfully received.
Rev. j. M. Lewis is perfectly
satisfied with the success of the
Waikiki Free Reading Library.
Many of our reading public have
visited and spent the evenings
reading the local papers and for
eign magazines on it's counters.
Mr.. Lewis believes, however, that
the time is now ripe for the resi-
dents of Wailuku to render aid to
this worthy object so that the in
stitution may become self-sup-
porting. Who will take the mi
tiative?
Revs. j. M. Lewis and 8. Kapu,
both of Waikiki, expect to make
an evangelistic tour around the
eastern portion of Maui and hold
ing revival meetings at Honuaula,
Kaupo, Kipahulu, Hama, Kesnse
and Paia. The journey on horse
back will occupy several days,
passing through several deep raw
ines, rough and most impossible
gulches but alec passing through
a region of exquisite grandeur
and beauty Of mountain scenery.
Messrs. W. A. Kiha, d. H. Ka-
baulelia, Kaikals are at present
busy preparing their respective
Sunday schools on Molokai for
the coming Sunday school exhibit
ton to be held at Kaluaahs on
the occasion of the rededication of
the church of that place, of which
Rev. III. Mansse is the pastor
Some from Honolulu and some
from Maui nei will vie with those
of Molokai to carry off the laurels
Of the day. The dedication of
the church will come off on Sun
day, April 30, and on the follow.
ing day, Monday, the union Sun.
day school, exhibition will take
place.
Police Captain G. s. Goodness
and officers Kalei and Moke made
a very clever and successful raid
upon the che ia bankers Of town
yesterday. The captain was
dressed in woman's holoku
while the two officers were dis
guised as old and feeble taro
patch laborers. Thus arrayed
they took circuitous route until
near the Paukukalo beach near
Kahului when they parted and
proceeded separately towards the
house of the che "a bankers.
This plan seemed to be well ar
ranged for the cunning pixies
were not aware of the presence of
the police until within a short
distance, and then they attempted
to start off on stampede and to
destroy the tickets. But the Of
ficers were soon on the spot and
had under arrest two Of the lead
ing bankers with four of the
runners. About sixty dollars in
coin was found on the table be-
sides tickets found in the persons
of the Cinnamon. Deputy Sheriff
Scott fixed the bail of the two
bankers at $50 piece while the
four runners SIS a piece. The
pskes will most likely forfeit
their bail. This raid has enrich
ed the public Golfers nearly two
hundred dollars.
+. III. Foster of Kamalo, Molo-
kai, is said to be making efforts
towards revivipg the now defunct
Ksmalo plantation.
The small canoe picked up
by natives on the Hamoa coast
some time ago turns out to be the
property Of Dan Quill claims to
have put the canoe on the Kshu
hui beach in safe place, but how
the canoe got over to Hamoa is a
mystery. The only plausible ex-
cuse for the presence of the canoe
on the other side of this island
was that it was stolen by opium
smugglers as means of landing
ashore their contraband goods,
and canoe OF native make would
undoubtedly put the deputy sher-
i'll Of the district out Of the track