The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-06-12

LEAVES GAP

MAUI June S.-Tuesday morning,
the 5th, the Maui Board of Supervisors
met In their Wailuku offices, VIM. Hen
ming (ohairmam, Thos. NJ. Church, T.
7. Meyer and w. II. Cornwell being
present. Immediately after being call
ed to order by the chairman. It was
| decided to adjourn for the day as a
| token of respect to the memory of their
deceased colleague, Supervisor j. Ha-
lualani of kipahulu. However. they
met again at l o'clock p. m. to pass a
resolution of coincidence.
At o'clock p. m. the Board began
to transact the routine monthly bus-
ness and continued to hold meetings
during Wednesday. Wednesday even
ing, and Thursday till 6:1O p. m, when
a motion to adjourn until next month
was passed.
monthly accounts there were few new
matters of interest taken up.
The Board acteC favora5ly concern
ing the petition of Wailuku citizens for
a cement sidewalk along High street
to Kalua lane, according the High
street people the same liberal terms
1t formerly did the Market street citi-
Zens.
The Board authorized the advertise
ment for bids for the construction OF
the new Pauwela road east and also
directed the County engineer to make
an estimate of the probable cost for
new Wailuku street, leading from High
street to the new armory.
GREAT LOSS.
BY the death of Supervisor Halualani
the Republicans of Maui sustain
great loss politically, for he was so
trusted and so popular that even the
Home Rulers of Hama recently stated
that in case he We're renominated they
would make no nomination-they were
satisfied with him. Not only that but
the Hama district Republicans have
number of strong and ambitious lead
ers who are most eager for the vacant
position and II is possible that there
will be much trouble within the ranks
before satisfactory man can be
nominated.
AS u supervisor. Mr.. Halualani said
little but always showed his good
judgment when 1t came to voting. 1t
was his first official position and he
wished to learn and became wise IN
county management before he took II
prominent part. He was a man OF
sterling honesty, trusted and RESPONSE
BILE, BY his own industry and economy
he accumulated little fortune, and as
head-luna of Kipahulu plantation he
was well and favorably known all
over Hama district.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
on Wednesday morning, Mrs. Wrenn
Of Kahului, who I'm company with Mrs
Filler has been spending several weeks
AT the ii. G. and $. Co.'S cottage at
Makawao. met with painful accident.
Her little 9-year-old daughter mad
vertently discharged a toy. 22-caliber
rifle, the tiny bullet from which pene-
trated the upper part of Mrs Wrenns
arm and lodged in her side from which
the surgeon extracted it. The baby
who was In his mothers arms at the
time had a narrow escape, the lead pei
let scratching the skin of the throat
UNDER the chin. Mrs. Wrenn and her
children, Immediately after the aoci-
dent departed for their Kahului home.
NOTES.
The Lahaina boys were vanquished
at baseball i'm Wells Park, Wailuku.
on Sunday afternoon. The score stood:
Kahulul Is, Lahaina Ulimas) Z. ~
on Monday at Wailullu the RepubliI
can Executive Committee OF the Countt
held a meeting and endorsed, SO It III
reported, the name of Hon. w. =. Haia
of Hama to fiji the vacancy caused by
the recent death of Supervisor j. Ha-
lualani of KiDahulu.
On the morning of the End most
gitntign NyIt
the summit of Haleakala by the fol-
lowing party of eight: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. O. Aiken. Mrs. w. f. McConkey.
Misses Steele, Burgner, Frenzy and
Ethel Smith. and Bertram s. Aiken.
This is a fine time of the year to make
the ascent OF the grand old mountain,
Last Monday night meeting of the
members of the Paia Foreign church
was held I'm the church parlors. Paia.
A committee of three. II. p. Baldwin,
Rv DR.. Il. G.. Beckwith and ID. c. Lind
say was appointed to have full charge
of the matter of the formal installa.
tion of Rev. b. " Bazata as the per-
manent pastor of the church
The girls of Maunaolu Seminary.
Paia, will give a fine concert the even
ing of the 9th. Their closing exercises
VIII take pace on tne lJtn, the day
on which all the government schools
viii hold final exhibitions.
The Feast of the Holy Ghost was
celebrated in the Waiakoa (Kula)
Catholic church last Sunday, a large
number of people from all parts OF
Central Maui attending.
BY Wednesdays steamer W. II.
Bailey of Oakland came to Maui and
is at his daughters residence Paia.
Miss Katherine Smith OF Honolulu Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II, a. Baldwin
of Hamakuapoko.
Among the graduates OF the Kameha-
meha schools during the past week
were Miss Mikahaln Awana OF Maka-
wac ana Hector Morton Of Kula.
DR. w, T. McConkey Of Paia return
ed from Honolulu on Wednesday.
whore he was witness In the Douse
case. Dr. T.. ~, Sawyer OF Puunene
looked after his practice during his
brief absence sheriff snffery DR..
Weddick of Wauuku. Dr Deas OF Hn-