The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-07-05
PAST WEEKS EVENTS
IN AND ABOUT H|LO
Republican Precinct Misunderstanding Tennis
Match...hawaiian Tobacco Experiment.
Japanese Marriage Decision-PersonaI.

The election OF OffiCerS and commit
tees of the precincts held last Friday
night at Hilo and Waiakea were not
particularly exciting. At Waiakea
there was something of a contest but 1t
did not amount to much. In the fourth
precinct there was practically no OPP
position and some of the candidates
took so little interest in the election
that they did not attend. Following
is the list of elected officers:
Third Decentralization, James d.
Lewis: 1st vice-president. WE. j. Dale,
End vice-president, Kalilikane; treas
urer, w. II. Lambert secretary, G.. +.
Alfonso; assistant secretary, Albert
Naeole.
Executive Committee. Mcclure, o.
w. Rose, d. spaulding, NJ. de f. Spino-
la, Il. n. Voeler.
Judges of Election-M. Is. Kealawaa
C. Alden, II. B. Nalimu.
Fourt h Decentralization, J. T..
Ray; list vice-president, Chas. Akau;
End vice-president, w. A. Todd, Sr.;
treasurer, Geo. n. Day; secretary r.
A. Lyman, Jr.; assistant secretary
Chas. Siemensen.
Executive Committee-T. NJ. Row.
land, ]. *. Kali Jr.. W. Nalimu, NJ. j.
de Gouvea, b. F. Sheen.
Judges of Election-C. II. w. Hitch
cock, NJ. S. Pacheco, w. Harbottle.-
Hawaii Herald.
SAINT JOSEPH'S SCHOOL.
The closing exercises at st. Josephs
school for girls drew an audience that
tested the capacity of the hall and the
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great credit upon the teachers and pu-
pills. Those in Sister Ephraim's music
class showed the result of careful
training in every measure. These pu
pills are thoroughly taught the rudi
ments of music first and they are OBJ
liged to read their compositions be-
fore they are permitted to play them
on the piano. The class pieces were
really excellent and provided a great
deal of merriment among the audience.
Particularly was this the case with the
skit called the Cooking school," in
which eight young misses took part.
The recitatons were quite up to the
standard of the school and caused
much favorable comment.-Hawaii
Herald.
GOOD TENNIS FINALS.
The finals in the gentlemen's doubles
We're scheduled for p. m. Saturday
afternoon, June 25. Balding Bros. VS..
Hapai and Madeira. Play began at
$3.50 p. m. before a crowd of interested
spectators.
The first set was won easily by Ha-
PAL and Madeira, 6-1, and then the
players all settled down to good steady
playing. The balance of the match
was very even, it looking as though the
full five sets would have to be played.
The fourth and last set stood 5 to 3 in
favor of Hapai and Madeira, when by
dint of hard playing, the Baldings won
three straight games making it to 8,
which was Immediately snade 6 All.
From then on the set continued deuce
until finally won out by Hapai and Ma
deira at Il to 10, the record set of the
tournament. Following was the score
of sets: 6-1, Ga, 4-6 1910.
This makes Hapai and Madeira the
winners of this years club tournament,
and as Prouty is not here to defend last
will go by default to Hapai and Ma
delra.-Hawaii Herald.
EVENTS ON FOURTH.
The sports committee for the Fourth
have prepared a program of 16 popular
sports, including races for every age
and sex, climbing creased pole. catch
ing creased pig, eating suspen Ted bun,
sugar eating, etc. The judges are J.
U. Smith, w. S. Terry and p. C. Beam