Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-01
NEWS OF The WEEK ON MAUI

Waikiki, Maui, April 29.-Mrs.
Keapo Manudeokeo, widow Of the
late head jailor of Waikiki, gave
very enjoyable luau at her noun
tain retreat at Manienie, lao VAL
ley, on the 23rd inst. Among
those present were Judge and Mrs
Kalua, Miss Kalua, Messrs Geo
Hons, Jas l. Coke, VIM Blaisdell,
Judge Ksleikau, Mrs Kaleo of
Hama, Mr. and Mrs Keola. The
luau was spread under the cooling
shade of the old pear tree which
had sheltered many picnic parties.
In the record book kept on the
premises were enrolled the names
of such notables as Col. and Mrs.
Parker and many fair maidens
from Honolulu, who must have
thoroughly enjoyed the hospitali-
ty OF the young and fair hostess,
Miss Maggie Nape, now a sojourn-
or in Hilo.
Since theHilo band has been sup.
piled with instruments gratis from
Honolulu through instrume ntality
OF j. L. Stacker and the new Min
lister of Foreign Affairs Hon.
Mott Smith, Waikiki residents
who are just awakening from their
deep slumber of ages, now pro-
pose to do some kicking, and will
respectfully petition the cabinet to
furnish the much neglected resi-
dents Of this most isolated town
with some brand new instruments
for the Waikiki band. We have
the material on hand, it is
be picked up at every street corn
er; but instruments are not as
handy. Wailuku does not want
any old dilapidated worn out in
struments either. The ones now
in the possession of the defunct
Hawaiian National Band will suit
us first rate, and those fine instru-
ments should be obtained by the
Government at any cost and for
warded here as soon as possible.
What is the use of instruments in
the hands of the National (old Ha.
waiian Band) if they do not use
them. Well kick if we do not get
them by the next boat.
Mr.. Aiua, a we'll known China
man, camp boss at Hama plsnts-
ton has gone to China without
letting his native wife know about
it. Several weeks ago, Mr.. Aiua
went to Honolulu, evidently to at
tend to some business. but when
he got over there he boarded the
steamer and bid goodbye to Ha-
waiian soil, without saying good
bye, however, to his wife. Mrs.
Aiua is said to be in quite a pre-
dicament now, but she will ask
the courts to zee to her rights.
Captain of Police Goodness and
Tailor Crowell made raid on the
Kihei Chinese FISHING camp and
were fortunate enough in arrest
ing two Cinnamon with opium in
possession. Both were tried be-
fore district magistrate Mckay
and were fined $50. The two are
now serving their sentence in
Waikiki ] all.
Mr.. Davis, attorney at law, of
Honolulu, is now in Waikiki. He
is here to assist the prosecution in
the case of the Rep. of Hsw. vs.
Joseph Highly, charged with as
sault with intent to kill and MUIR
der on the person OF @. w.
Schleiffer. Mr.. Highly was arrest
ed on Moloksi and released under
$500 bond. The case was set
for hearing on the Goth inst. at
Waikiki, and again put off to be
heard in June the 18th day. The
complaining witness in this cause
did not come to this case, 80
Sheriff Baldwin issued subpoena
for DR.. Schleiffer and two other
witnesses and sent an officer in a
boat to bring over the witnesses,
but Mr.. Schleiffer would not un-
dertake the trip in whale boat,
so the officer came back empty
handed. Hence the post ponement
of the case.
The son OF Mr.. Lllipuhi Child
between 8 and 10 years old, was
kicked by a horse on his right
cheek little below the eye max.
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