The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-27
Record Of Events Of a Week On
Mani.
SCHOOL CLOSING EXERCISES
Especial Correspondence

Especial CorrespOndence.)
MAUI, June 24.-Wednesday, the
21st, Maunaolu Seminary held its an
nual reception day at the old Haleakala
school. The spectators sat under
large lanai, framework covered and
decorated with strips of red, white and
blue bunting, palmleaves and ropes of
ferns, while the girls taking part In
the exercises stood on the veranda Of
the residence adjoining. On the wall
Of the house under the veranda were
hung large crayOn portraits of Miss
Carpenter. former principal OF the
school, and of Mr.. George z. Beck
with, trustee Of the school for many
years. The day was fair and the spot,
a most beautiful one for an al fresco
entertainment. Each number of the
following program 10 deserving Of
complimentary mention:
Chorus--"Spring Invitation"
Song by the Little Girls-"The My
nah Bird"
Sailors Song" :. Maunaolu Glee Club
Recitation-"A Stranger in the Pew
.............. ............. Lily Pa
Semi Chorus-"M Music"
Song by Little Girls-"The Hala Tree"
Recitation-"To Whom 1t May Con-
Germ" .................. Jennie John
Chorus-"The Chase" p"
Summer Fancies" $50. ............
800. ......... Maunaolu Glee Club
Observation-Disclosures to Little Child
rem" ................ Loly Nakahiki
Song by Little Girls-"The Cocoa
Palm"
Chorus-"The Happy Miller"
Recitation-"The Sugar Plum Tree"
Song by Little Girls-"The Keawe
Tree"
Ring On, We Bells" ...............
.............. Maunaolu Glee Club
Recitation-"The Quaker Maiden.
..... NATURALIZATION. Lottie Taylor
Chorus-"Vacation Song"
Red, White and Blue Drill.
The aforementioned event was much
appreciated by the audience and 1t was
regretted that Miss Ward, the teacher
who had trained the girls, was too Ill
to be present and witness the skillful
marching Of her pupils. Eighteen
girls, six in red, six in white and six
in blue, marched, counter-marched and
formed all sorts Of figures to the strains
of patriotic music on the piano.
After congratulatOry speeches by
Judge Peter Noa, Rev. John KalinO
and DR.. e. G. Beckwith, light refresh
ments were served and soon ended the
pleasurable "patl kula" day of 1899.
Messrs. John Kaluna, II. N. landlord
and Manuel Louis, three members OF
the Huelo hui. have asked the Circuit
Court Of Maui to grant them an in
junction against Akanaliilii, ]. X.
Smythe and the Maui Sugar Co., to stop
all further work--all planting, ETC.
upon the lands leased by the native
hui to the Chinese company now known
as the Maui Sugar Co. rel.
Judge Kalua appointed the 18th inst
for hearing. but owing to some legal
technicality the matter has been post
poned. The ground upon which the
Injunction is asked Is that the plain
tiffs never signed the lease. Messrs
Kinney, Ballou, McClanahan, w. r.
Castle and A. N. KepOikai are attorneys
for Messrs. Kaluna, Landlord and
Louis and Messrs. l.. A. Dickey and
Kaneakua for the sugar company.
Ulupalokua school children have
been much afflicted with measles re,
Gently. ...
The old burying ground in Maka,
wac belonging to the Paia Foreign
church is to have a fine iron fence
placed around it, roadways and walks
cut through it, and generally is to be
laid out in excellent style. The Ladies
Aid Society is raising funds for the
purpose.
The new manager of the Maui Sugar
Co. Is s. w. Akanaliilii.
Sunday, the 18th, William ID. Bald
win, a medical student Of Johns Hop
kins University, returned to his home
at Haiku for the long vacation.
Mrs. C. w. Dickey, of Honolulu, IL
a guest at Kaluanui, Makawao.
Miss Fearn, who has charge of Paia
plantation hospital, is quite sick al
Mrs. ID. c. Lindsay's, Paia.
p. NJ. Pond Is at Olinda House.
On the 18th the Japanese Consul Wis
tied the palace of the Sun from ku
la. Last week he visited Hama.
1t is reported that the water OBJ
tanned at the well now being bored a.
Kihei is very fresh, excellent for drink
ing.
Weather-Cool, with frequent show
ers from the windward.
The Suuattcrs