The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-27

as being very iofty-a sort of sky
scraper.
Col. George French of the Salvation
Army preached a good sermon in the
Paia Foreign church last Sunday morn
ing. He also held services in Wailuku
during Saturday and Sunday nights.
at Kahului Sunday afternoon, and at
Lahaina Monday night. He was ac-
companied by Adjutant Bamberry and
Capt. Lyman.
on Sunday the new Mormon church
at Pulehuiki Kula was dedicated be-
fore large congregation of Hawaiians
from Kanaio, Ulupalakua, Hama, Ma
hiku. Keanae. Peahi PauWela and
other places of Central Maui. Rev
S. z. Woolley of Kahuku made the
principal address. In addition to Ha-
waiian preachers there were three or
four elders from Salt Lake City pres
ent. The occasion was terminated by
a luau.
Contractor T. B. Lyons is now lay
ing cement sidewalks along Market
street. Wailuku. The cement is being
moulded into thin blocks with which
the ditch that runs under the walk is
to be bridged. The new cement walks
in Wailuku are a marked Improvement
to the town.
The winery at Kaupakalua will man
ufacture 5000 gallons of wine from
grapes this season. 1t has produced
over 1000 gallons SO far. Following
the old custom in Madeira the juice
is forced from the grapes by treading
with bare feet.
Saturday evening, the Maui lodge of
freemasons held a special meeting at
Castle Hall, Waiiuku, to consider plans
for the dedication of the new Kahului
temple. BY the way, three colonial
porches are being built over the en-
frances on three sides of the new
building.
Attorney A Lewis, arrived on Maui
by Saturdays Claudine. He is acting
for the sugar company in the case of
Mossman VS.. Haiku Sugar Co. a dam
age suit.
On Friday of last week Mrs. w. Y.
Horner. Miss NJ. A. Horner and Mrs.
Decote left Lahaina to take up per-
manent residence in California. The
Horners have been one ofNthe leading
families of Lahaina for 25 years past
and will be greatly missed by many
Maui friends.
Since F. F. Baldwin became man
ager of Puunene, j. B. Thomson has
been promoted to the position of as
sistant manager This plantation is |
so large that it has three head or
division lunas. Messrs. Threfall, Fan
tom, and w. Won Seggern.
On Sunday Frank G. Correa, a prom |
inent Portuguese of Kula, celebrated
his 47th birthday by a luau to which |
many of his friends were invited.
On Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. w. j. |
Mcneil of Oahu College and Miss Van
couver went up to Haleakala crater,
and on Monday, Rev. and Mrs. G. D. |
Edwards of Honolulu, Miss Katherine |
Loren Hannestad and |
others.
Miss Ingeroll of Columbia University |
has been at Puuomalei, Makawao, for |
a short time. n
When the bridge over the third
crossing is completed the new road to |
the table land in lao Valley will be in
fine shape for riding parties to view |
ME many beauties of one of the most |
charming valleys in the world.
The Kahului breakwater, which is
though slowly pushing itself /
into the bay. is so to rs it |
wide and is made of white coral sand !
and small pieces of coral rock forced /
out through the dredger's big pipe. /
On Monday the schooner s. T. Alex
ander arrived in Kahului from the
Sound with cargo of lumber for Ka-
hului r. r. Co.
On Wednesday the steamer Iwalani
arrived in KahuIui with castings. rope,
etc.. for the dredger. She made a
special trip from Honolulu for the pur-
pose.
Weather: Pleasant with some light
showers on EAST Maui.