The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-06-20
Presentation Of Diplomas-By Hon. III
p. Baldwin. president OF Board
of Trustees.

Presentation Of Diplomas-By Hon. II.
p. Baldwin, president OF Board
of Trustees.
| The graduates were the essayists or
the occasion--Misses Miller. Kalahele,
Dana. Aiona, Pilana and Kaea-to
whom Mr.. Baldwin made a short ad-
dress before awarding the certificates.
| There was good attendance of rela-
| tives and friends despite showery
weather and after the program a sale
of needle-work and lauhala articles,
as we'll as cookies and guava jelly,
all products of home industry, was
held in the rooms adjoining Baldwin
Hail.
OTHER SCHOOL CLOSINGS.
The Hamakuapoko government
school had its annual exhibition on
Thursday instead of Friday, because
the local kindergarten school held its
closing exercises on Friday, as did al
so the Paia kindergarten. All three
schools presented interesting programs
OF songs, recitations and readings.
On Friday the Kaupakalua school
/ rendered patriotic program, consist
ing of national songs and recitations
about the flag and love of country.
Inspector C. w. Baldwin who arriv-
ed on Maui by Wednesdays steamer,
was present at these exercises.
On the same day the Wailuku school
gave long and excellent program of
songs, Rotations, dialogues, ETC.. the
chief events being rose drill by "a
girls, and an elaborate dialogue en-
titled Uncle Sans Visit to Hawaii"
by pupils assuming the various char
acters.
The Paia schools program was also
of a patriotic nature, consisting of
songs, Rotations, etc.
. The Makawao schools order of ex-
erclses on the 18th consisted among
other things of Japanese fan drill
in costume and dialogue called Co
lumbia, the Gem Of the Ocean," in
which twelve pupils took part.
H NJ. Wells, school inspector for
Maui, departed for Honolulu by the
Kinau Of last night.
NOTES.
The grand jury has been in daily
session at Waikiki court house since
the 14th, and WILL If possible, render
a report some time today. The trial
jurors have been excused until the
21st, the day after election.
) On Monday, Manager c. b. Wells OF
Wailuku plantation was quite badly
injured by being thrown from his
horse. While he was riding along the
road between Waihee and wailuku
mir oh tod ut oh
: ject and threw him when he was off
his guard. 1t is reported that Mr.
Wells had one of his ribs fractured
= and his wrist and ankle sprained.
, Quite a party of people arrived or
Maui by the Nevadan of last Mon
/, day: Mrs. S. NJ. Damon, Mrs. S. E
Damon, Mrs. w. o. Smith, Mrs. p. v
Bazata, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Murdoch
= and two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bailey and Miss Edith Alex
ander. Mrs. Damon and her daugh.
ter-in-law are the guests of Mrs. II
p. Baldwin of Puunene; Mrs. w. o
Smith is visiting her daughter, Mrs
II. A. Baldwin of Hamakuapoko. ant
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Bailey of Oakland
will be visitors at Sunnyside, the Pa
BaZata.
At 2:S0 p. m. on the 18th the new
ditch recently constructed by the Ha
g. makua Extension Ditch Co. was form
ally opened by the turning on a grea
u head of water which ran rapidly into
the large new reservoir at Grove
e Ranch. The only celebration of tn,
completion of this elaborate undertake
s ing was made by Engineer Foss anC
|. others on one of the hills near Haiku
the explosion of a whole case o.
giant powder.
The fair held last Saturday at TIL,
Catholic Church of Waikiki realized
upward of $500.
BY Wednesdays steamer, Mr.. ant
Mrs. F. L. Stolz and daughter return
ed to Maui after years absence
They will spend the summer at idle
wild" their mountain residence ada
cent to Olinda.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Lowrie of Porte
Rico, formerly of Eva and of Spreck
elsville, will pay the islands shor
visit this summer.
Noa w. Aluli, the ambitious younf
attorney of Waikiki, will graduate
from Yale Law School on the goth
Apropos of commandments, Presiden
Roosevelt will be present at the Har'
ward commencement on the 2Sth, 4
being the 25th anniversary of his grad
uation, which took place in 1880.
Today Miss Irene Crook of Maka
wac departs for trip to the main
land.
Miss Violet Makee is at Mrs. Dora
Won Tempsky's in Makawao.
Friday afternoon large number o
ladies attended the reading club a
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin's, Hamakuapoko
On. Wednesday the ship Manga
Reva cleared from Kaanapali for Della