The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-04-17
BIG DEALS
IN RUBBER


Makawao and Puunene sections. The
following program was much enjoyed /:
Angelus Solo ..,.,..,.....,...Mr Nicoll
quartet s'.s.s.s..ss.s...s....
Mrs. Hair. Miss steele. Mr.. Baxa-
tn, Mr.. Murdoch.
Piano solo........... Miss GLADYS sabey
TAIN on Cuba. ,.'..,,....,..Mr. Foster
quartet .'.''',.,'..,,',...,...
Mrs, Hair Miss Steele. MIR. Baza-
tn. Mr. Murdoch
Piano Solo.................M Miss Sheffield
Farce, THE Pipe OF Peace" with the
following characters OF the drama:
GLADYS Terilf.. Miss Ethel Smith
Joe Ierlll ..................W. q. Aiken
me Mad .......,......,......M Mrs. Hair
Personal "reminiscences of the late
Cuban war by Mr., Foster. the new
chemist at Hamakuapoko, were most
interesting, and the presentation OF the
farce-a family quarrel and its peace
full termination--was worthy OF COM
plimentary mention.
THE NEW SENATOR.
White the season is rather early yet
for strenuous politics. still there's a re-
port current. which may or may not
be true, that Waikiki is DESTROYS of
naming the next Republican candidate
for senator to take Hon. c. II. Dick
ey's place. Makawao has one senator,
Hon. $. +. Kalama. Lahaina has
another Hon. A. N. Hayselden, and
hence by rights. so II Is said. Waikiki
should name the third to be elected
next November. Rumor also supplies
the names of three favorites, all resi-
dents OF the county seat-from when
the fortunate candidate is to be select
ed-Representative w. j. Coelho, s. T..
Kellinoi and George Weight.
YOUNG COPP'S DEATH.
Friday night. the 9th. Harry Copp.
the son of District Magistrate and
Mrs. Charles Copp of Makawao. died
at his parents residence at Kokomo,
of kidney trouble and pleurisy after a
brief illness of Ave days.
Harry was born at Kaluanui, Maka-
wac. 20 years ago next November, and
was educated In the local schools.
Since becoming a man. he has been
connected with the police department.
He was successfully captain of the
Makawao police. a member of the Ho-
nolulu mounted police, special police
man at Puunene and until four or five
months ago captain of the Waikiki
police from which position he resigned
owing to an accident to his ankle. He
was most amiable In disposition and
had many friends. He possessed an
unusually fine physique, was dashing
polo player and fearless officer. He
was member of the Maui Lodge of
Freemasons and OF the Makawao Polo
Club. Besides his parents he leaves
two sisters Mrs. w. b. Hardy OF Pun
meme and Mrs. Ralston of Lahaina, and
one brother. Charles Copp of Oahu.
The funeral took place on Sunday
morning at his parents home, Rev.
VIM. Ault of Waikiki reading the
Episcopalian service and Past Master
Dinegar assisted by other masons per-
forming the last masonic rites. The
Makawao police force acted as pail
bearers.
THE RUBBER INDUSTRY.
w. Williamson of the Honolulu firm
of Thielen & Williamson returned to
Honolulu last Saturday after trip to
Nahiku on business connected with the
rubber company. He reports every
thing In the most prosperous condition
at Nahiku. The rubber company has
recently taken over the Howell rub
Der plantation and purchased the lands
belonging to ]. II. Nishwitz, all of
which points to success for the rub
Der industry on Maui.
MIR. NISHWITZ DEAD.
Apropos Of the purchase OF the Nish-
WIZ property. report now comes from
the mainland of the death of Mr.. Nish- |
WITT, who Is well-known on this is
land. having been for long period
of the Kealahou (Kula) gov
school and a resident OF Ma
hiku for several years. He leaves a
wife, a son and daughter, and was ,
about As years old at the time of his |
demise.
NOTES.
During the week the native church |
At kahului has been moved from the |
site selected for the new masonic |
building and now occupies a position
On the opposite side of the road.
Saturday evening, the 18th. most
1leasurable dancing party was given
At the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.
Alexander OF Paia In honor OF their
guests, Misses Swan and Mills, who |
VIII return to the mainland the first !
IF May There was a large number
II young folks present who much en-
|oyed the music OF the Paia string
Jand.
Monday evening, the 9th, the Auer-
zach q Drum Comedy co. presented
he comedy THE Cheerful Liar" at the
<. Of r. hall, WaIluku before a good
audience. One OF the actors was Man
lel Dapontc, former Pala attorney
Terra Of Honolulu In his Chinese
PEE nifty "Konohl' made the hit of
he evening The company departed
or iilo on Tuesday.
G. Raymond OF Lockpor, " s.,
nd II. II. Crowson Of .itDnrhn.n,
lass spent Tuesday nigh, IN The
rmmii Of Haleakala, who's they oh
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reat pioneer,
The committee expects 10 make other
andsome awards 10 the following;
THE former kentuckian who comes
he greatest distance,
THE former Kenluckian present who
an lived longest outside the state
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