The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-08-30
WA|LUKU
HAPPENINGS.
Committee on Proposed
Sanatorium Is
Named.

| WAILUKU, August 27.-The follow
ing have been appointed as the Recep-
tion and Entertainment Committee to
receive Governor Carter:-Judge A. N.
kepoikai j. w. Kalua, Hon. Fl. p.
Baldwin, r. w. Filler, s. Keliinoi. II.
b. Lyons, j. l.. Coke, H. NJ. Coke, $. b.
Harry, George Weight, j. N. S. Will
| liams. w. F. Crockett, Jas. Kirkland
w. II. Cornwell and j. *. Kahookele.
Judge Mckay, acting chairman of the |.
Improvement Association, has appoint-
ed the following for the committee on
the Sanatorium: II. p Baldwin, chair
man, Rev. Ault, D. l.. Meyers, r. w.
Filler, Dr. Weddick, w. T. Robinson,
G. B. Robertson, r. A. Wadsworth, w.
j. Coelho, Jas. Kirkland and j. Garcia.
KIAkONA-sMYTHE WEDDING.
About one hundred and fifty people.
witnessed the pretty home marriage
ceremony of Chas. Kiakona and Ellen
Smythe at Kahului on Tuesday evening
last. The house was appropriately dec
Grated and the bridal bower was COM
posed of ferns and small white flowers.
The bride was given away by Judge IA.
n. Kepoikai.
The groom is by trade n machinIst
at Puunene Mill and received his edu4
cation at Kamehameha School, whila
the bride was a student al MaunaolA
ana kohala seminaries. John King wash
best man and Minnie Bailey brides-t
maid. Reverend Isaac ID. Iaia performs
ed the ceremony. After the ceremony \
luau and dance We're held
RIDING PARTY UP lao.
The Misses Cummings gave an out
ing and luau up lao Valley last Sunday
in honor of their guest, Miss Mary
Chillingworth of Honolulu. The party
comprised Messrs. Ed. and George
keeney and j. T. Thompson of Puu-
meme, Fred. Hons IF KahuIu,. Harry
Holt of Honolulu, T. b. Lyons, and Noa
w. Aluli of Wailuku, Mrs. C. H. Cum
mings, Miss Nancy, Mollie and Eta
Cummings, Mrs. Dorcas Richardson and
Mrs. L. Cummings.
PERSONAL.
Miss Mary Chllingworth, who Mas.
spent several weeks with friends dn
Maui, leaves for Honolulu on MondaF.
Hugh Howell has about finished his
road surveying work on Molokai anS
was passenger to Honolulu on las&
Saturdays Likelike.
c. E. Copeland, principal of the Wai-\
luku grammar school, returned from y
Honolulu on Wednesday, bringing over
an elegant auto.
r. c. Halsey, Federal Immigration
Agent for the Islands, is on Maui this
week looking UP matters in connection
with his department.
Editor G. b. Robertson has moved
his Maui News office into the former
quarters of the First National Bank.
the business of the paper having grown
so as to require more elbow room.
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tomologists, take the matter into con-
ASSISTANCE TO LANDOWNERS.
Throughout the islands there is great
interest on the part of both individual
ana corporate landowners in the de-
Velopment and preservation of forests.
And yet the individual is often at a
loss to know what trees to plant for
his situation-where to get them, how
to plant successfully, and how to care
for the planted or native forest. This
is information which only the trained
forester can give. For lack of it some
landowners have made no effort in
forest work; others have worked with,
meager results.
1t should be part of the forest
policy to give assistance to landowners
as the need requires. Studies should
be made on the ground to determine
what trees to plant and what methods
ana IN the care or woodlands. In