The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-20
To RECEIVE
GOV, DOLE
Maui Hospitality
Shows Up
Well.
The Native Politicians
Welcome Haia
Home. |
A Weed That Rivals the lantana
Troubling Ranchers Baseball
and Social Diversions.

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and party will arrive on Maui this
morning and will be the guests of the
citizens of Wailuku at a grand luau
in the government school house this
afternoon and at a public reception
and ball in the knights of Pythias hall
this evening. Free trains will be
run from all parts of central Maui to
convey people to the evening reception.
1t is expected that the Governor will
land from the Iroquois at Kihei this
morning and after trip over the plan
tation, proceed by train to Puunene
and after a short visit there arrive at
noon at Waikiki where he will be en-
tertained at luau, reception and ball.
WELCOME TO HAIA.
This evening, thes1Sth, the people of
Hama district from Keanae to Kipahu-
lu and Kaupo, will all join in welcom-
ing home Hon w. P. Haia, their repre-
sentative to the legislature.
The ovation will take the form of a
Iuau and a dance at the new Hama
landing-the scene of the recent 4th
of July ball.
Two hundred dollars have already
been subscribed to defray expenses.
RIVAL OF LANTANA.
A tall weed called by Hawaiians
''paamakani' is pest on Vierra's
ranch at Kaupo and on the Waiopae
and Kahikinui ranches. On the MAUI
ka lands it is more feared as a de-
stroyer of pasture than even the lanta-
ma. which despite of a large expen-
diture of money for labor to extermin-
ate it, is gradually getting the best"
of ranches on that side of the island.
STRAY NOTES.
Monday the 18th. there was a large
cattle drive on the Ulupalakua ranch.
The baseball game at Wells park,
Waikiki, on the afternoon of the 18th,
between the Morning Stars and Wal
lukus" resulted in victory for the
former by a score Of Is to 9. Jackson
pitched for the Stars and Cummings
and Thompson for the Wailuku boys
The Wailukus were somewhat crippled
by the absence of Crook and Wright.
Last Saturday afternoon the 18th,
there was a practice game of polo on
the Paia grounds between the follow
ing teams: F. F. Baldwin, H. A. Bald
win, Geo. WILDER and Sam. Baldwin
versus w. o. Aiken, Fred. Baldwin.
Harold Castle and C. c. Krumbhaar
Baldwin's four beat Aiken's by the
score of six goals to one.
Wednesday the 18th, at the Maka-
wac Catholic church, Antoine de Souza,
a teacher of the Kaupakalua school.
was married to Miss Maria Gouveia
of Kokomo by Father Gwendolin-
The wedding and reception afterward
were largely attended by relatives and
friends of the bride and groom.
On dit that for the evening of Aug.
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along nautical grooves. He also sang
Throwing the Life Line Around the
World, a composition of his own, and
later The Temperance Bird Song" In
this he whistled the accompaniment
producing a rather novel effect for
Sunday evening church service. He
explained this however. by prefacing
he song with the remark The idea of
nv desire is to reach all of the people,
md TO do this we must entertain the
leart-the imagination. We must IN
erest people before they will listen
% the gospel" In closing Mr. Uford
,aid. Il have no fears for the future,
lot a grave doubt God is with me,
md it is a great pleasure and blessing
o know that I have so many kind
riends ready to assist
Then the collection was taken up for
he sneaker and he announced that
.opies of his songs in a small pamph-
ct could be obtained for five cents
II the Y. NJ. c. A. today. also photo
raphs of the Mariners church, San
Francisco and himself for fifty cents
Mr.. Tford also announced his inten-
ion of writing a History OF his tour
round the world and promised that 1t
-ould certainly contain good story
{ Honolulu and the pleasant people
e had met here.
The photograph CT the missing Port
and boy was displayed to the congre-
alton, but as at the prison Mr.. Unord
-as doomed 10 disappointment