The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-05-31
THE MONEY
IS MISSING
Charge Against a
japanese
Falls.


before Magistrate Copp at Makawao.
Tsue. a Japanese camp boss If Paia
plantation, was tried for embezxie-
ment and was defended by ]. L. Coke
of Wailuku. The story of the prosecu-
ton was that certain Japanese
1aborer named Turogo about year
ago gave to Tsue s3O5 to he deposited
in the Yokohama Specie Bank. The
bank never received the money.
The prosecution failed t, establish
their case. The matter will be brought
up again before the grand jury.
HOLY GHOST CELEBRATION.
On Sunday, the 22nd. the Feast of
the Holy Ghost was celebrated at the
Catholic church of Waiakoa, Kula,
with at least one thousand people par
ticipating in the ceremonies of the &C.
casion. Wailuku, Puunene, Kihe,. Pa
ia, Hamakuapoko, in fact all the viii
lagos Of central Maui were largely
represented by their residents. Faith
ers Justin and Charles were the Off
.ciating priests.
TEACHERS CONVENTION.
Monday. the 2srd, the first all day
convention of district teachers was
held at the Makawao schoolhouse.
Miss M. E. Fleming presiding. There
were twenty-sx present, the follow
ing schools being represented: Huelo.
Peahi. Haiku, Keakea, Puunene, Ke-
alahou, Maunaolu Seminary, kappa
kalua, Paia, Hamakuapoko and Ma
kawao.
The program of the day which was
delightfully."- broken by delicious
lunch was as given below:
Simple ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
D. D. Baldwin.
Simple Experiments in Physics.
D. Kapohokimohewa.
The Physiological Effects Of Alcohol
ana Nicotine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
c. E. Copeland.
Fractions Taught by Ratio-.........
F. w. Hardy.
A Reading Lesson from Thompson
Setons-"Wild Animals 1 Have
Known. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S. r. Dowdle
hnlle- w OrR- ....................
A. S. Medeiros
The meeting adjourned until the last
of September.
NOTES.
On Monday, the 2Srd, school was
established at Kihei with Miss Rogers
of Waluku as teacher.
There are at present about twenty
time
within several weeks a meeting will
be held in Waikiki to consider the
formation OF a lodge. Twenty or
thirty years ago there was a lodge of
free masons on Maui which built the
present Waikiki schoolhouse for a
lodge ROOM
The koa-handled trowel, used by
Hon. H. p. Baldwin last Saturday in
laying the cornerstone of the new
Waikiki school building, after having
a silver plate suitably inscribed fast
ened to the handle, will be presented to
him as souvenir of the occasion.
The new Wailuku schoolhouse is to
have five large class rooms, an as
sembly hall, lavatory, principals
office and store room. The rock
used in the construction is called by
the natives "ala' and is picked up
on the road side, in the bed of the
lao stream, and everywhere. Nicely
dressed it presents fine appearance.
District Improvement associations
might be beneficial as 1t Is possible
that they would provide neutral
ground where the Republican and
Home Ruler might meet and become
better ACQUAINTED.
The May meeting of the Makawao
Literary Society will be held this even
ing at the residence of Frank A. Alex
ander of Paia. A fine program has
been arranged.
Mrs. w. d. Alexander of Honolulu
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. |
H p. Baldwin OF Puunene.
The league baseball game at Wells
Park, Wailuku, on the 22nd, resulted |
as follows; Kahului, 10; Wailuku, -.
A close game.
The steamer Alaskan arrived in Ka-
hului yesterday
Weather-warm and dusty, CUSTOM
AIRY trade winds.