The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-25
POLO GAME.


One of the closest polo games of the
season was played between the Reds"
and the Whites on the Paia grounds
last saturday afternoon. The lineup
was as follows: "Reds''-F. F Bald
win (captain). W. o. Aiken, H A.
Baldwin, and c. c. Krumbhaar.
'Whftes''-L. Won Tempsky (captain),
D. T. Fleming, c. S. Dole. D. c. Lind
say and B. V. Bazata. The final score
stood: Whites" 4 ga goals" Reds"
goals. The Puunene polo players did
not have a. practice game on the ka-
hului grounds Saturday afternoon as
expected. There is talk of a match
game AT Paia on the 4th of July, be-
tween Puunene and Makawao. F. F.
Baldwin TO play with Puunene.
BASEBALL.
An effort is being made to arrange a
baseball match between a Puunene nine
and one organized from among the en-
ployes of the Maui Agricultural Com
pany (Paia and Hamakuapoko). the
game to take place the morning of the
glorious fourth on the Paia polo
grounds.
NOTES.
Puunene has a gun club as well as
IL Incl oII Cu4iIldy d pld4AleiLiplA u am
conveyed the Kihei marksmen to Pun
meme, where there was some shooting
at clay pigeins from the two traps. XII
hei people, Mr.. Bell, Mrs. Scott and
w A. Sparks. made the leading scores.
On Sunday golf match was played
on the Haleakala Ranch links between
J. 3. Thompson and Harold Rice of
Puunene and L. Won Tempsky and c.
S. Dole of Makawao, the latter team
winning.
Saturday night next luau and dance
will be given by the Paia Social Club
The Iuau will take place at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Carley and
the dance afterward at Pieper's Hotel.
The young people connected with the
Maui Agricultural Co.'S plantations are
raising money to build a social hall at
Paia on some site near the MILL Five
or six hundred dollars have already
been raised by subscription and it is
believed that the project will be a sue
cess.
Miss Mary E. Fleming of Makawao
departed by the Claudine of Wednes- j
day for a vacation visit to Honolulu.
On Saturday afternoon a childen's
party was given at the residence of DR..
and Mrs. w. F. McConkey, Paia.
Tuesday night Postal Inspector Hare
arrived by the Kinau and has been in
speeding various post offices on Central
Maui
Sylvester Crook of Honolulu is visit |
ing his father in Makawao. ~
The steamer Massachusetts arrived
in Kahului on Tuesday and after load
ing sugar departed for Hilo on Thurs !
day.
The ship Hawaiian Isles will depart
from Kahului either today or tomorrow
for Delaware Breakwater with cargo
of sugar.
The schooner F. NJ. Slade left Kahu- |
Iui for Kaanapali on Tuesday.
The ship Fort George will depart to- |
day from Kahuiui
The ship Manga Reva arrived in Ka- J
anapali the first of the week. She was
towed from Honolulu.
The new masonic and bank building !
at Kahului is now quite a prominent |
object in the seaport town. The roof |
is placed upon it and the structure is
all boarded in.
Another thing of prominence in Ka-
hului is the breakwater which is steadi-
y growing.
The score of the baseball game at
Makawao on the 18th was Makawao, |
IL; Kula, 8.
Weather: Very dry indeed. Last |
in Kamao1e, Kula, there was |
a heavy shower, a naulu, which made |
streams run through the "paninis" for |
a little while.