The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-02-21
IA SISTER ISLE
A Musicale lhe Society Event Of
a Week On Mani.
POLICE AN0 4 FIRE
No Apparatus, bot Officers Eausi
20 the Occasion BOY Burg.
lar engagement.
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last evening the 18th. by Mrs W. y.
Nicoll. Of HamakuapoAo. was most
pleasing social event Seventy-hye or
eighty guests We're present from
spreckelsyille and Makawao. the moon
light being an additional attraction.
Every number OF the following pro-
gram receive an encore:
Piano Solo Venetian Boat Song
..... ............. Miss Simpson
Song The Soldiers Bctrothed 49,.
.,...... ............. Miss Fleming
Song Last Night .......... Mr.. Hair
Piano Solo-Pulish Dances ........
................ Miss Clara Lowrie
Song-For All Eternity &C.,. Miss Allen
Plano SOlO-S Shadow Dance ........
........ ............. Miss Simpson
Song Goodbye, Sweet Day Mr.. Allen
Song The Blackbird ...... Miss Allen
Serenade-M essers Baldwin. Lind
say, Beckwith, Baldwin and Nicoll
After the program was completed the
guests were 10th to depart. and by ur-
gent request Mr.. II. A. Allen. OF Chi
Aatps EhhE al hlllENlfl WIN
fine effect. Mrs. NicOll also rendered
Scotch song. Miss Lowrie played a
piano solo. and Miss Anna Paris re-
cited two humorous pieces.
Thursday evening, the 10th, a small
dwelling house opposite the Waiuku
railroad station was completely de-
stroyed by fire. the cause OF which is
still unknown. Wailuku being pos
sessed OF no fire extinguishing ap-
paratus or organization, the police took
charge and by pushing over the burn
ing building prevented much larger
destruction of property, as there we're
several dwellings within twenty feet
of the fire. The loss amounted To be-
tween $500 and $500 dollars, there be-
ing no insurance. The property be-
longed to Manuel RoaZ OF Paia, and
was occupied by two Portuguese labor
ers. The only water available for eX-
tinguishing the flames was a barrelful
owned by a neighboring Chinese store
keeper. II Is probable that an inquest
will be held To ascertain the cause OF
the fire.
Friday, the 18th, Judge Mckay, o.
the Waikiki Police Court, committed
Pele, the 10 year old burglar for tria
| by jury at the June termA
Monday afternoon. the 18th. seven
teen teachers held their regular month
ly meeting in the Makawao school.
Miss Nellie Smith was chosen vice
president in place of Miss Zeigler. who
has accepted the principalship OF an
Oahu school.
Wednesday the 18th. Tax Assessor
u -, HI..1.
ceiving congratulations upon the ad-
vent of baby daughter into his house
hold.
The marriage of Miss Julia VI.
Akana to Mr.. Anthony +. Tavares is
announced to occur at noon. March
LIST, at the residence of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Awana, of Makawao. Miss Awana is a
teacher in the Makawao Government
school and Mr.. Tayares is a yoTIg Ma
kawao lawyer.
The new three-room school house 4,
Hamakuapoko has been completed and
is a credit to the island. Though not
an expensive building IL 1t "up-to-
date" in all respects, having large win
dows all on one side of the structure,
patent paper black boards, patent iron
standard desks and seats, large glass
doors, etc. The hard wood finish OF
the interior furnishes fine back
ground for nice etchings or engrav-
ings.
The Kickapoo show still attracts
crowds nightly in Waikiki.
During Tuesday, the 18th, there was
but little over two inches of water
in the large Makawao bitches.
KAHULUI NOTES.
On the 18th, the schooner Olga ar
rived in Kahului from Newcastle with
III tons OF coal for II. c. Co. She
made the trip in fifty-four days.
On the lith the schooner II. C.
Wright arrived from Aberdeen, TWEEN
ty days en- voyage. She brought coal
for Kahului II. II. Co.
On the l4th. the barkentine Mary
Kinkelman arrived, siXty-nine days
from Newcastle, with coal for II. c.
Co. II. c. Co. has assigned the cargo
to Haiku Sugar Co.
Today, the 18th. the schooner De-
fender cleared the custom house for
San Francisco with a cargo OF Haiku
and Paia sugar. She will probably sail
tomorrow.
Weather-lntermitte trade winds.
Very dry.