The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-04-24
POLO AGAIN
ON MAUI

roads leading to the Pala grounds of |
the Makawao Polo Club, where the |
first practice game of the season was |
played and as far as fun was concerned |
was most successful.
Ten men much enjoyed romping up
and down the close clipped field, hit |
ting or missing the ball, and making !
a brilliant stroke now and then. The
opposing teams were l.. Won Tempsky
tcaptain), Chas. S. Dole, @. w. Wilbur, |
| Ed. Peck and G. S. Aiken VS.. c. e.
! Krumbhaar (captain), d. T. Fleming,
| d. C. Lindsay, b. v. Bazata and Clark,
several of the men playing only one
period. Four goals to three in favor
of the former was the score.
On the Friday evening before, the
annual meeting of the association was
| held at the residence of F. A. Alex
! ander of Paia. F. F. Baldwin was
| elected president, F. A. Alexander vice
president and D. 7. Fleming secretary.
| Other business of a financial nature
| was transacted
BRITISH TAR IN TROUBLE.
on Monday a British sailor from the
snip Kinross, now In Kahului harbor.
was fined 81 by District Magistrate w.
| A. Mckay of Wailuku for disturbing
the peace and being intoxicated. This
punishment means Ii days labor on
the county roads for the penniless tar.
The fine was raised trifle by his
Honor because of the damage done to
the roof of the Kahului Jail by the de-
PENDANT while incarcerated there. He
made a big hole in the shingled roof
in attempting to escape, but failed to
achieve his purpose. An alteration
with the captain of the Kinross at Ka-
hului on the Saturday previous was the
cause of the mans arrest.
II. B. Weller of the Kahului Railroad
Co. has recently had a gold watch
stolen from his cottage at Kahului.
This theft is also interesting to the
local police, there being a possibility
that some sailor on shore-leave may
have purloined the missing article.
S. +. DISASTER NEWS.
Nothing since the outbreak of the
plague at Kahului has so shocked the
Maui community as the announcement
: on Wednesday morning at a. m. of
the great San Francisco disaster. SUI
perintendent E. B. Carley of the tele-
: phone company was for several hours
overwhelmed with requests for partic-
uldIS cOsiItIliIi6 the WI ciNSS
:; cable messages until at last word was
y received that the cable office at San
Francisco had to be abandoned on ac-
count of fire. AS nearly every person
on the island has either relatives or
. friends. or BOTH in the stricken city
the feeling exhibited was most intense
the disaster being of such a personal
nature. People are most eagerly
II ceivcd from New York this morning t
the effect that the business portion
of the city had been destroyed and tn,
II fire was still raging not being very
e reassuring and the Hackfeld cable i!
s. simply appalling.
" EASTER SERVICES.
e Easter Sunday at the Paia Foreign
u church was marked by good music ant
le the beautiful decoration of the pulpi
5. with callas and other white flowers
Mrs w. S. Nicoll and Rev. b. V
'e Ba2ata sang solos and several elab
crate musical pieces were rendered b.
H. "a double quartet composed of Mes
u danes Hair and Nicoll, sopranos; Mr.:
u II. A. Baldwin and Miss Steele, altos
III w. S. Nicoll and D. b. Murdoch, ten
I'll ors, and b. " Bazata and H. W. Bald
u win, bassos.
NOTES.
:" Today William Reed is to be brough
er before the Waikiki court charged wit
IL assaulting Manuel Enos with deadl
re weapon. Enos had so far recovere
that he was at the courthouse o
as Wednesday
nj During Friday and Saturday of las
H. week Paia party composed of Mr.. an
I" Mrs. f. A. Alexander, Misses Mill
and Swan, and S. r. Dowdle made
Ell successful trip up the beautiful Keana
ny valley of Hama district.
Gu The little friends of Virginia an
III John Ross McConkey, the children {
d DR.. and Mrs. w. F. McConkey, ha
H. much fun at an Easter party give
Monday afternoon at the McConke
residence, Paia.
en- Dredging Kahului harbor began c
an Tuesday, the sand, mud, etc, belr
1t" conveyed by pipes along the waite
front over the water to place in Il
Z" sea eastward OF the Railroad Con
pany's office. This marks the begin
~ ming of perhaps the most importai
ny Improvement ever instituted on the i
u" land of Maui or its shores-that
providing the most ambitious plans
ii. c. & S. Co. are all fully carrie
W out. The dredger began work in Il
- vicinity of the old Spreckels wharf,
~! SHIPPING,
Tomorrow morning the schooner X
neo will depart from Kahului with
cargo of sugar for Delaware Brea
water via Cape Horn. Captain Patti
ny has shipped part of the crew of q
~ ~, bark Foohng Suey and after shlppil
NY today few more sailors win depa
NV tomorrow for the tempestuous Cal
which his former sailors feared
much that they asked their discharl
NV, The bark Foohng Suey viii also depa
MY tomorrow for san Francisco load
Wv, Wv with sugar $, b, Harry Of Wailu
nv, goes 10 New York on the Kineo as {
-, gineer
10 10 Weather--Llght rains during I
.n, past few days,
PI.HARANT AND RAFH MEL