The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-06-27
LIVELY DAY
IS ASSURED
WaiIuku Eagerly
Anticipates
July a.
Republicans viii Have
Weekly Campaign
Journal.
st. Anthony's Schools Closing
School and Bank Buildings
Personal Items.

WAILUKU, June 25.-Miss Gay, who
has for the past year been in charge
of the Settlement kindergarten, left
Wailuku for the Coast last Saturday.
w. H. Smith of Honolulu aocompani-
ed by his wife, will arrive at Waikiki
next Wednesday, to stay over for the
races.
Puunene Mill will not finish grinding
the seasons crop before the middle of
July, at which time a harvest home
dance will be given.
An athletic club of As members has
been organized at Puunene, including
the baseball, tennis, cricket and polo
players. Good thing.
With Berger's band, the Punahou
baseball team and a long string of fast
horses, the Fourth of July will be
great day on central Maui.
Owing to the difficulty in securing
doubtful if the new school building in
Wailuku will be completed by the be-
ginning of next term.
Mr.. Kichi, manager of the Yokohama
Specie Bank of Honolulu is on Maui
on business, and states that no Japan
csc bank will be established in Wal
luku.
The new bank building of the First
National Bank of Hawaii is practically
completed save that some delay is be-
ing caused by the non-arrivaI of the
doors, windows and plate glass front.
The Republican campaign committee
on Maui are perfecting plans to issue
a free campaign sheet of 1900 copies
per week, during the coming campaign,
edited by Hon. S. Keliinoi and others,
and published in Honolulu. An excel
lent idea, if properly carried out.
Misses Violet and Juliet Atherton,
daughters of c. H. Atherton of Homo
lulu, came over on Wednesday to spend
the Fourth with their cousins, Miss
Cleo and Master Hebbard Case of Wal
luku.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans of the Kona Or
phanage are spending a several weeks
vacation on Maui. Mr. Evans is a
graduate of the famous Hampton In
stitute, and is an old cIassmate of Miss
Snow of Maunaolu.
ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL.
On last Monday morning, the advance
pupils of st. Anthony were examined as
to their proficiency in shorthand, book
keeping, etc, and on Tuesday morning,
from to II, the entire school gave an
entertainment, consisting of recitations,
songs and school dramas before a large
audience of parents and friends. The
manly department and clear, distinct
utterance of the youngsters was in evil
dence to the fact that there is man
behind them, who is making little men
of them.
st. Anthony's has gained an enviable
reputation for the good work it does,
and the parents of WaiIuku may we'll
feel pleased to be able to avail them
selves of so good a school for their
sons.
At the close of the regular program,
Father Julien delivered a short address,
and Brother Frank, the principal of st.
Anthony, after complimentipg his boys
for the good and faithful work which
they had done, announced that four pu-
pills had graduated with honor from st.
Anthony, and We're candidates for st.
Louis College, Honolulu.
The graduates were Daniel Weight,
Jos. Cockett, E. Meyer and Keanu. TO
each of whom was awarded a hand
somely engraved certificate of excel
1ence in school work.-Maui News.