The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-03

/ as follows: ''Reds'-F. F. Baldwin. H
a Baldwin. W. O. Aiken and c. c
Krumbhaar; .'Whites''-D. T. Fleming
d =. Lindsay. b. Y. Bazata, J. \ REID
and VIM. EngIe
It is stated that Malina. the we'll
| known Kauai player, is now, employed
| at Puunene and will play polo with
! Puunene on the Fourth OF July. II this
, is true. Puunene, with T. F. Baldwin
| j. B. Thompson, Harold Rice and Ma
| lima. may have a good chance of win
ming the tournament, for Makawao will
divide its best players into two teams
| NOTES.
On Thursday, the 22nd, a daughter
was born To Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. White
of Haiku.
BY Saturdays steamer Mrs. Minnie
f Pearley of San Francisco arrived
on Maui, and is visiting her son, w.
W Wescott of Puunene
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Cooke and four
children of Honolulu are on Maui and
will spend the summer at their resi-
dence, "Kulamanu."
By the Claudine of the 23rd. the
mother two sisters and two brothers
of J. A Reid of Kailua arrived on Maui
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their home at Grove ranch.
Miss NJ. j. Ziegler and ]. ziegler of
Honolulu are visiting at Maunaolu
Seminary, Paia.
Mrs E H. Paris of Honolulu is the
guest of Mrs. n A Baldwin of Hama
kuapoko.
Baldwin, who has charge of the Union
at 40; Lyah ,1I1i tod
for the Coast on a two months vaca-
ton.
On Wednesday, T. Awana, the we'll
known Chinese merchant of MakaWao,
departed for several months visit to
China He was accompanied by his
two little sons and a Chinese boy nam
ed All Lung Apo, who will remain per-
manently in the Celestial Empire with
his grandmother.
By the Claudine of the 9th. Rev.
VIM. Ault of Waikiki departed for Ho-
nolulu for TWO months visit. Rev.
Mn. Hall will act as his substitute in
Wailuku during his absence.
Mrs Dowsett of Makawao was an
other passenger by the steamer to Ho-
nolulu. She will visit her son, Hon. ].
M Dowsett of Honolulu.
w o. Smith made a brief visit to
Hamakuapoko and other parts of Maui
during the week, arriving on Wednes-
day.
Last Saturday night the Paia Social
Club gave their monthly dance at Pie
PETS Hotel, Paia. About 80 young peo-
pie spent a most enjoyable evening
dancing to the music of the Paia string
band. The luau which was to have
taken place at the E. B. Carleys was
postponed.
On Wednesday morning the closing
day of Mrs. Anderson's private school
took place in the little schoolhouse at
Paia in presence of relatives and
friends of the little pupils. The chill
dren taking part in the exercises were
Olive Lindsay Dorothy Lindsay, Lois
Murdoch, Vireinie McConkey, Bertram
Aiken and Walter Murdoch
Wednesday evening there was bath
ing party by moonlight at the Paia
seashore. 1t was a most merry event.
Refreshments We're served on the lanai
of the cottage at ''Kaleionalu.'' Miss
Fanny Engle was the promoter of the
festivity. There was quite number
present. so invitations having been
issued.
The steamer Nevadan arrived in Ka-
hului from Honolulu on Wednesday
and will depart for San Francisco to-
day. She had on board an automobile
for C. B. Wells of Waikiki and brought /!
J. p Cookies auto from Honolulu.
The ship Hawaiian Isles departed
from Kahului on Saturday. the Clau- !
dine towing her out into the bay.
The ship Fort George came to Kahu- |
lui from Kaanapali on Thursday of last |
week and, having loaded more sugar, I
will depart tomorrow for Delaware
Eight of her sailors We're
paid off and left the ship on Monday.
Sea captains state that sailors nova
days care only to ship from port to
port and do not like long voyages, and
hat the Hawaiian Islands is the worst
place in the world for sailors to leave
heir vessels.
Weather: Few light showers, but /,
very dry.
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