Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-06
MAUI HAS A GAY WEDDING
Good Results Expected from Visit Of
Attorney General Smith.
Materials for Courthouse on Ground Various
Plantation Enterprises Official aud
Social IlCnS.

| MAUI WAS favored tn1S week With
visit from Hon. w. o. Smith,
Attorney General and President
Board of Health, who came up on
a visit of inspection to police and
health matters on Maui. The
honorable gentlemen was domi.
ciled at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. IL. A. Baldwin at Haiku and
after looking around that district
Mr.. Smith paid Il flying visit to
the Mskawao Court House. On
Thursday evening the big man
from Honolulu dined with Judge
aud Mrs. Kalua of Waikiki.
Early next morning he was driv-
EN- to Maalaea Bay, where he took
the Mauna Loa for Honolulu.
Maui expects that some of the
long delayed and neglected wants
in the way of public improve
ments will be soon attended to by
the Cabinet result Of the minis
terial visit, for the Attorney Gen
eral as an observing man has
seen for himself the urgent needs
OF Maui residents and taxpayers,
and among the first public mat
ters to be attended to by the Exc
cutive Council will no doubt be
the carrying out of the $50, 900 ap-
preparation for laying water pipes
from lao Valley to Waikiki and
Kahului. Other matters are of
secondary Importance to these
districts at present. Minister
Smith likewise looked into the
matter of wages of plantation
laborers.
Kipahulu is soon TO have a
Court House, and this district,
which for the past ten years has
bad justice melted out to rich and
poor under the blue canopy of
heaven, will have just and suffici-
ent reason to bless the Executive.
Carpenters are now on the spot
with materials shipped from Ho-
nolulu. But while the magis-
trate and attorneys will be glad to
move into their new quarters
when completed, yet they will
have fond recollections of the old
historic "hsu" tree which had
afforded them shelter from sun,
rain and thunder during these
long years wherein successive
legislatures have failed to supply
them with decent "court of jus
tice."
tice."
Old Father" Bailey attained
his S5th birthday on February "a,
but he is gradually be coming
feeble.
Anthony f. Tavares was mar
ried to Miss Julia Mahealani
Aksnaliilii at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Awans at Makawao last
Wednesday, March l, at noon.
Rev. Father James performed the
ceremony, aud although the
venerable Rev. DR.. Beckw,th was
invited to say.s few remarks du
ring the ceremony, Father James
occupied SO much of the time
allotted for the ceremony that DR..
Beckwith did not have any Cd
portunity to say few words OF
cheer rs to the future wrlfsre of
the newly married couple. Mr..
Souza acted as best mau and Miss
Hattie W. Awana, half sister of
the bride, was brid smaid.
Among those present at the wed
ding were the, following: Rev.
DR.. Beckwith, Mrs. DR.. McKon-
key, E. r. Hendry, Geo. Hons,
DR.. r. N. Boote, Mesdarnss Alex
ander, Simpson, Steele, Watson,
Ward, Tilton and pupils of the
Maunaolu Seminary, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aiken, Messrs, Anderson,
F. W. Hardy, J. A. Aheong, Geo.
Hardy, Geo. FL. Cummings, the
Misses Crooks, Mrs. Robinson,
Rev. s. Kapu, members of the {
press, besides a large gathering |
,f friends and acquaintances Of i
he young couple. There were 4:
many valuable presents from
friends. |
At the close of the ceremonies,
he young married couple receiv-
ID the hearty congratulations of
heir numerous friends, who all
vish them bright and happy
vedlock, after which all repaired l
O spacious lanai erected ON the
rounds where real marriage
east la Hawaiian was enjoyed
"a. IL M. .