The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-04-19
SMALL GRAIN
EXPERIMENT
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Ladies' Missionary Society held their
annual meeting at the residence of
Mrs. d. c. Lindsay of Paia.
Saturday afternoon, the 9th, Miss
Edith Alexander of Paia gave "A tea"
In honor of her guest, Miss Sumner of
Hilo Miss Sumner departed for Ha-
wall by the Kinau of the 18th.
BY today's Claudine Mrs. S. II. Dow
sett of Makawao will depart for New
York to be gone for several months.
She will be accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. Dora Won Tempsky of
Kula and her son, John II. Dowsett of
Honolulu.
School Inspector Chas. w. Baldwin
of Hawaii is spending an Easter vaca-
ton at Haiku-Inspector Chas. u. King
has been at Kaupo.
Mrs W. +. McConkey has been re-
Gently elected superintendent of the
Sunday school of the Paia Foreign
church.
During the week John Waterhouse of
Honolulu has been visiting j. p. Cooke
at Kulamanu, his Kula residence.
Most of Maui's delegates to the Hoo
nolulu Republican convention of the
21st depart by today's steamer.
The score of the league baseball
game at Wells Park, Wailuku the
afternoon of the 10th, was Kahului q
to Waikiki I. The Kahului is a crack
nine and with Jackson as pitcher
should win the championship Of the
| island. However this can be deter
mined better after they have met the
Stars.
This morning the ship A. G. Ropes
arrived in Kahului in ballast, 81 days
from Yokohama, Japan.
Weather-Delightful summer at
mosphere with occasional showers
trades.
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Phil Dankey at one time connected
with the Hilo Hotel writes from Shans-
hal that the reports of continued Jap
| anese success are likely to be eXag-
gerated. He predicts a change in the
fortunes of war in the far east and
advises the public to look out for sur
prises.
| The filing in, and grading of Bridge
street, was laudable piece of work
and received the heartiest commendl-
tions: but to open Bridge street and
thereby close King is not an evidence
of Observation-Disclosures on the part of a
supposedly intelligent Road Board.
The Hawaii Mill is now running full
blast, and since the installation of the
two and three roller mills Is turning
out a fine grade of juice. The cane
cut is of a fine healthy variety and
the output of sugar for the season
will be materially increased
Mr.. C. C. Kennedy, in tlshtenin,; n
steam valve at Waiakea Mill last Tues
day, damned his hand between the
end of a wrench and hot steam pipe
suffering a severe burn.
The tug councilman" Of the Matsor
Line has been refitted with new boil
ers and received thorough overhaul
ing She Is now ready to resume oper'
atoms towing vessels in and out OF
the bay.
The much needed rain was a well
come relief to those in Hilo and vicini-
ty relying on tanks for their water
supply. Many of the plantation camps
had to resort to water taken from the
fumes.
Rev. Edward Bates Turner for many
years in charge of the Kohala Unior
church and Secretary of the Board OF
Managers of the Kohala Seminary, ha:
resigned his pastorate and will leave
soon for the coast.
Planters are jubilant over the fac
that the rain appears to have come
to stay and cane planting Throughout
the district is being pushed vigorous
ly. Rose bamboo does not appear tc
be So much of a favorite as heretofore
yellow Caledonia taking its place.