The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-07

| makuapoko, Pauwela, Keanae, Hama.
and there may be others.
On Aug. Goth at Wells Park. Wal.
luku, Kahului was beaten by a picked
, team, 10 to 8. The regular game as
t; scheduled was forfeited TO Kahuluis bv
| the Lahainas. At Makawao, the same
day, Makawao vanquished Hamakua-
poke. rs to 25. AT Kuau, the score
stood: Paias "a. Violets of Pauwela 16.
The record of the game at Keanae has
not been learned
POLO.
Saturday afternoon, August 2sth, a
fast polo game was played at Paia. the
"Yellows" beating the Reds by the
small score of 22 to 21k. The Baldwin
boys used for the first time General
Bumps, roam gelding; "Cupitina," a
bay mare, and Perhaps" an iron gray
gelding. Though these new ponies are
speedy and played well, Foxy Grand
pa" the property of F. F. Baldwin, is
still the best polo animal on Maui. if
not in the Territory. Messrs. F. F.
Baldwin, H. A. Baldwin, Geo Wilbur
Fred Baldwin and C. C. Krumbhaar
represented the "Yellows," and Messrs
L. Won Tempsky, w. o. Aiken, D. T.
Fleming, G. S. Aiken, Joe Taylor and
Harold Castle, the Reds
PORTO RICAN RAID.
Last night, the 4th, Deputy Sheriff,
Edgar Morton with seven policemen
scooped in twenty-one Porto Rican
gamblers in the Hamakuapoko planta-
ton camp. They We're playing three
card-monte," if you please, and were
caught with money and knives on the
table. Their principal weapon was a
cane knife with an extremely sharp
blade. There was no blood shed how
ever, four were released on $40 bail.
STRAY NOTES.
Sheriff L. M. Baldwin of Wailuku.
who has been very sick with bronchial
pneumonia, is reported as much better,
TO the satisfaction of his many friends.
Wednesday evening, the End, most
pleasurable dancing party was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Aiken of Puuomalei, Makawao. The
lanai within which the dancing took
place was prettily decorated with bam-
boo foliage and brilliantly lighted with
gasoline lamps. Rain prevented a large
attendance but did not dampen the
spirits of those present.
The September meeting of the Maka-
wac Literary Society was held in Ma
unaolu Seminary, Paia, on the 4th The
program consisted of most excellent
exhibition of stereopticon pictures by
Rev. Mr.. Rice.
L. A. Thurston of Honolulu made a.
flying trip to Kihei and Haleakala
Ranch this week
Miss Allen is the new assistant teach
er at the Kealahou CKula) school.
Miss Hart of the Punahou Prepara-
tory department is visiting in Maka-
wac. :
guest of Mrs. D. B. Murdoch of Paia
for several weeks, returns home by To-
days steamer.
Friday morning a party of campers
departed for Kailua, in vicinity of the
large ditch. The party consisted of
Mrs. Grace Waterhouse, Misses Edith
and Sadie Alexander, Robertson, Eva
Smith and Irene Aiken, Messrs. c. H
Dickey, G. S. Aiken and others. They
will visit the camp of Surveyor Geo.
Baldwin.
Surveyor Silliman of Honolulu who
has been laying out the road up lao
Valley will remain on Maui for quite a
time longer doing surveying for the
Public Works Department
Miss E. A. Babb, who is to reside at
Alexander House" and have charge of
the Settlement work in Waikiki. ar
rived by Wednesdays steamer as did
also Mrs. c. c. Gossin, the new teacher
at Maunaolu Seminary, Paia.
Miss Agnes Alexander of Honolulu is
the guest of Mrs. d. B. Murdoch of
Paia
Normal Instructor c. W. Baldwin is
at his home in Haiku for short time.
George Canavarro of Honolulu is
visiting Harold Castle on Haleakala's
slope.
w. II. Cernwell, Jr., of Waikiki, goes
to Honolulu today summoned on ac-
count of the severe illness of his sister,
Mrs. Braymer.
Weather: Rainy Wednesday, but dry
the rest of the week
NATIVES DREW