The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-28

The two girls are very young. one be-
ing seventeen years OF age, and the 9TH
er twelve, and the elder from Laha-
ina and the younger from Kauai They
are new pupils. having entered the
Seminary the beginning Of the present
term. They were bound over to the
grand jury by Judge Copp of Makawao,
Friday the cath.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Saturday afternoon, the 18th. a tie
game OF polo took place on the sunny
side grounds Paia. The tours lined up
as follows: ID. c. Lindsay, l.. Won
Tempsky, S. +. Kalama and w. O.
Aiken versus +. +. Balwin, II. a. Bald
win, Geo. Wilbur and Arthur Belts
The score was three goals to three
During the afternoon of the 18th the
married baseballists OF Waikiki again
badly defeated the Lahaina benedicts
at Wells Park, Waikiki. The score was
eighteen to nine. Kaluakini pitched
this time for the Lahainas.
Delegate r. w. Wilcox arrived in La
haina from Honolulu Tuesday night
the 22nd. From there on the oath he
went to Moloka intending to go to the
Kalaupapd settlement.
At Kihei the use of crude oil as fuel
for the engines that run the pumps has
been most successful. Several tubes
We're blown out of the boilers at first
but this was soon regulated and every
thing is now working finely.
Superintendent II. w. Filler of Kahu-
lui II. r. Co. returned from his vaca-
ton to the Coast, Thursday afternoon,
the 2Srd.
Mrs. j. II. Walker and daughter of
kahului departed for the Colonies for
"A short stay last Saturday, the 18th.
There was a teachers meeting at Ma
kawao school house Monday afternoon,
the goth.
Princess Kalanianaole was at Mrs.
Dora Won Tempsky's residence in Kula
several days during the past week.
The latter part of the week she has
been the guest of Mrs. A. n. Kepoikai
of Wailuku.
The young men of Puunene will give
Il literary entertainment and dancing
party in the parlors of Hotel Renwick"
this evening.
Saturday afternoon, the 18th, Hollis
A. Hardy of Makawao entertained four
teen of his little friends in celebration
of his fifth birthday.
A small party of Wailuku people
visited the steamer "Nevadan" moored
in Kabului harbor Tuesday evening, the
2lst The brilliant search-light was
manipulated for their benefit.
Dr. Philip Frear of Honolulu will be
the only passenger on the Nevadan
which will sail tomorrow for San Fran
cisco.
Weather: Pleasant all the week.
NOTES FROM MAUI NEWS.
The combined effect of a promise Of
big sugar crops on Maui, and an ad-
vance in the price of sugar next year
are casting rose-tinted colors on our
business outlook
The travelling men for Honolulu
houses say that they find the staple
lines of business reasonably active on
Maui, but they miss and sigh for the
creamy days of two years ago.
Road Overseer John Kinney is putting
the beach road in fine shape, and clean
ing out the roadside brush between the
beach and the depot.
The Pioneer Plantation at Lahaina is
pushing the construction of bitches to
utilize the waters leased on north Maui.
Supt. r. W.. Filler, of the Kahului
H. " w., WHO mas DttH on Il WISH TO
Germany, returned this week, bringing
his mother to visit the Islands.
Mr.. +. A. Potter, of Pearson & Pot
ter Co. the leading sporting goods house
of Honolulu, arrived on Wednesday, TO
stock up the sporting trade.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Cooke of Honolulu has
accepted the presidency of the First
National Bank of Waikiki, and Mr.. d.
C. Lindsay of Paia has been elected a
director.
Football is all the rage in Waikiki
now, and the two teams which are to
play at Wells Park next Sunday after
noon are practicing daily for the COM
ing game. while punts, drop kicks,
tackles and flying wedges are the sole
tonics of discussion this week. Both
teams are composed of the flower of
Wailukus young athletes and a swift
and hot game may be expected, though
of course a somewhat raw one as the
boys are just learning the game. La
haina promises a football team, and If
Kahului comes to the front, a four
team league can be arranged for the