The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-23

diving from canoes, the coral being
detached from the ea-botton and roll
| ed ashore Mr.. Baldwin stated that
Lahainaluna in the near future would
probably be transformed into a terri
toriaI agricultural college by the Fed
eral government.
All the addresses were clearly deIiv-
cred and bright and interesting as to
subject matter.
Several hundred school children from
oIu Seminary, Spreckelsville and Ka-
hului, were brought into town by the
Kahului Railroad Co., and after the
exercises treated to a lunch in the old
Wailuku school house.
A metal cylinder 6 inches in dia-
meter and 10 inches in length was
placed in a hollow of the cornerstone
which on the outside was simply in
scribed May q, 1904. Within the cylin-
der were inclosed copies of the old
Hawaii Herald, London Times, Ma
vi News, names Of all committees in
charge of today's exercises, full set
of postage stamps, etc.
The gentlemen of the Waikiki I'm
provement Association are to be con-
graduated upon the success of the
days events.
NOTES.
The baseball game at Wells Park,
Wailuku, on the fifteenth resulted as
follows: Morning Stars, z; MakaWao,
5. The "up-country" nine showed the
mettle of their pasture and made the
champions of '03 hustle" to win out
by the narrow margin of two runs. At
the start the Stars, dreaming of an
easy victory, placed some of their out
and in fields differently from the usual
lineup, but when the score of the first
two innings showed 4 to o in favor
of their opponents, they changed their
tactics and won only by strenuous
play and a costly error or two by Ma
kawao. The second best game of the
season so far.
The Feast of the Pentecost or Whit
sunday will be celebrated tomorrow,
the 22nd, by the Roman Catholics of
Waiakoa, Kula, and vicinity by luau,
good music. etc.
The Hamakuapoko Japanese have
already made plans to celebrate the
close of the present war by a grand
wrestling tournament. Other planta-
ton communities will probably follow
suit unless the unexpected should hap
pen.
Normal instructor, Chas. E. King,
who has been recently inspecting the
schools of Molokai returned to Wailu-
ku this week.
Mrs Thomas Church of Paia and
Mrs. James Scott of Kihei with their
children are at Olinda House for sew
eral weeks.
Friday afternoon, the Goth. the La
dies Reading Club met at Mrs w. F.
McConkey's, Paia.
One of the common events in farm
life on East Maui is the busting Of the
growing plants from a sort Of pepper
box or sieve containing mixture of
one part paris green to 100 parts flour
the percentage Of the poison
larger will result in destroying the
more tender vegetables This treat
ment properly administered once or
twice during a. season will keep down
the bugs.
Makawao teachers will hold an all
day convention on the 23rd as an ex-
pertinent.
The ship Bangalore full of sugar,
bound for New York via Cane Horn,
was lowed out this morning by the
Claudine.
Senator Kalauokalani and David Ka-
haulelio We're in Wailuku today
Miss Anna Paris of Honolulu is Wis
iting Mrs. H. p. Baldwin of Puunene.
The Lahaina people will form an
association at a meeting
called for the Both.
Weather-Warm and dry; very dusty
in localities.