The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-06-29


Kahale Hanuna.
KAPPA Making"
Ella Dana.
my Life at Maunaolu"
Julia Landlord.
Future of Hawaiian Girls
Daisy Keakealani Kalei.
Maui"
Tabitha Benjamin.
Parting Words to b Glass"
Maria Kehau Kamai.
Piano Solo. ........ Lizzie Mohea English
Short Addresses-Rev. John Kalino,
Rev. r. B. Dodge, Rev. B. V. Ba-
zata and Rev. Isaac d Iaea.
Presentation of Certificates. ....
...................R Rev. Z. G.. Beckwith
Songs-"Dream On" Summer" ......
Observation-Disclosures. and B Glasses
Benediction.
The names of the graduates are Lizzie
Mohea English, Tabitha Benjamin, Ka-
hale Hanuna, Maria Kehau Kamai,
Daisy Keakealani Kalei, Esther Ka-
limo, Julia Landlord, and Ella Dana.
DR.. Beckwith read a letter to the
graduates from Hon. II. p. Baldwin,
president of the board of trustees, who
was unavoidably detained in Honolulu
After the exercises a meeting of the
trustees was held.
CORPUS CHRISTI.
Corpus Christi Sunday was celebrated
at the Wailuku Catholic church with
the usual ceremonies in presence of
crowds of people from all over Central
Maui.
After mass at 10 o'clock a. m., the
he hnt,
to Malulani hospital and back to the
church. There were probably 1000 peo-
pie present, consisting of several hun
dred Porto Ricans, many Portuguese,
Hawaiians and other nationalities.
Three trains of cars packed with pas
sengers ran from the adjacent villages.
The train from Paia had seven cars,
the one from Kihei and Camp 5, five
cars, and the one from Puunene, cars.
CANEFIELD FIRE.
On Friday afternoon, the 18th, there
was quite a large canefield fire at XII
hei, forty-two acres of cane being con-
sumed before it was extinguished. The
laborers We're burning off an old field
in the morning and by some mischance
the fire was communicated to the ad-
jacent fields of ripe cane. With the
assistance of a large number of men
from Puunene the confiagration was
| finally overcome. The next day, with
| the aid of $50 workmen from Puunene,
the burnt cane was hastily cut and
quickly ground in the huge mill of the
II. c. & S. Co, so the loss was COM
paratively small.
| ROCK CRUSHER DAMAGED.
| Macadamizing of the county road at
Paia between Fernandez hotel and the
lower depot came to a sudden stop last
week. A man with a 16-pound steel
sledge- hammer, who was breaking the
larger rock, thus aiding the rock crush
er, by some inadvertence dropped the
big hammer into the crushing machine
with disastrous result. A part of the
broken machinery was sent to Homo
lulu for repairs and a portion was re-
paired in the Paia shops. Work will
soon be resumed. The road has been
covered with crushed urock to point
beyond the railroad track crossing the
road below the telephone office.
TEN INDICTMENTS.
The grand jury of the End Circuit
Court at Wailuku finished its labors
last Saturday and was discharged. H
lC. Ovenden of Hama was foreman and
they reported ten true bills. During
the week Hon. A. n. Kepoikai. circuit
Judge, has been hearing jury-waived
civil cases. The trial jurors are sum-
moned for Wednesday, the 9th.
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED
The following story comes from Ku-
la: on Monday night, the 18th, three
Japanese men and woman arrived II
Waiakoa from Lahaina and hired sleep
ing accommodations from a Portuguese,
resident named Louis Gregulho, anc
also employed him to convey them II
his wagon to Makena on Tuesday morn
ing so that they could board the steam
er Kinau for Hawaii.
However, they had not proceeded fal
on their Tuesdays trip when two o.
the Japanese men We're arrested by {
policeman and taken back to Lahaina
Their trial before the district magis
trate viii take place today, The charg,
against the two men Is embezzlemen
OF about $1,000, They We're contractor
for cutting cane on Pioneer plantation
and this $1,000, which II Is alleged the!
embezzled, was advanced for the pay
ment OF laborers by the plantation
About $500 was found upon them con
oealed In different places when the ar
rest took place
FOR HONOLULU GIRLS,
Saturday evening, the 18Th. Mr., am
Mrs, w, w, Westcott of Puunene CAV
dancing party IN the local club hous
In honor ~ their two guests, Misse
Murray ahd pouRherty NJ Honolulu
Those attending We're confined chief
10 Puunene residents who much enjoy
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nno music uf the raia slTing band
Polo GAME
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