Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK ON MAUI


of arms and exercises in
movements are being taught.
Captain of Lahaina Police,
Mr.. Saffery, is now jailor at Kahu.
lui vice W. E. X. Maiksi, resigned.
Rev. j. M. Lewis held Easter
Services at the Wailuku Foreign
church last Sunday morning. Mrs
Ogg of Waihee presided at the
organ. The little church was
Hastily decorated with potted
palms and ferns and presented
quite a respectable appearance,
something after the fashion of
Honolulu churches during Easter
festivals.
On Monday and Tuesday of
this week an examination of teach.
ers for primary certificates was
held in Wailuku school house
under the supervision of Messrs.
+. w. Hardy and ID. ID. Baldwin,
who constituted the board of ex-
aminers. The subject of the ex-
animation papers we're: arithme-
tic, geography, rhetoric, method
OF teaching, etc.
A Portuguese woman at the new
Kihei plantation was terribly
scorched in the back last Wednes-
day. The woman was doing some
cooking in the cook house, and
when she turned around to get
something her dress was caught
by the fire. Frenzied with fear
the woman ran out which only in.
creased the fire, and by the time
aid reached the frightened woman
and the fire was extinguished, her
back was terribly scorched. DIR.
Weddick attended the Injured
woman who was removed to the
Malulani hospital.
The auction sale of the house.
hold effects, horses, brakes, ETC., at
the residence of Mrs. Harriet G..
Beckwith at Haiku this week re-
allied good prices. The total
amount received was about $1050.
Geo. Hons was the auctioneer.
Rev. w. Ault will hold Mathis
and Holy Communion at the
Episcopal church of this town to-
morrow morning.
No one has yet been selected to
succeed Rev. s. Kapu as pastor Of
the Kaahumanu native church.
Dan Quilts canoe which was
picked up by natives at Hamoa,
on the other side of this island
some time ago, was returned to
him today by the finders who re-
ceived fair reward as salvage.
The Claudine brought back the
canoe. After the rainy season
Mr.. Quill will engage his canoe in
the fishing trade using it as fish.
ing smack.
d. Crowell will bagin building
the new Waihee bridge next Mon
day. The lumber and materials
are now on hand. The bridge
will cost about 100000.
The Hawaiian Fruit and Taro
Co. will soon finish its turn of
furnishing the Leper Settlement
with paisie, and w. l.. Wilcox of
Honolulu will begin supplying
the Settlement with paiai in
about two weeks time.
Miss Dadoit will entertain a
party of ladies and gentlemen at
her home at Lshaina this evening,
commencing at 6 p. m. The event
is in honor of DR.. Dairson who is
going away.
Harry Warehouse, Jr., who
has been recuperating at Kalua-
nui, for the past week paid Wal
luku a visit today on his way to
Kihei to meet his father on the
Kinau and to sign the corporation
papers of the Multi Sugar Co.,
Ltd. Harry is looking we'll after
his seige of illness and believes
that Kaluanui is just the place to
recuperste and gain health, giving
the mind perfect rest from the
worries and anxieries in re fluctua-
tons of sugar stocks.
Deputy Sheriff Scott and Dis
trict Magistrate Mckay returned
today per Claudine after few
days visit of inspection to their
Estates at Nahiku.
Circuit Judge j. w. Kalua goes
to Honolulu today to hear the
ejectment suit of the Hawaiian
Com. q Sugar Co. vs. the Kahu-
lui r.. II. Co.
The two-year- old son OF w. l..