The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-25
TEACHERS HOLD
GOOD MEETING
They Discuss Some Educational
Questions---The Polo
Season.

1t MAUI, March 22.-Last Friday, the
: 18th. the annual convention of Maui
: teachers, postponed from last Novem-
: her, took place at the Waikiki school
n building, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
: The vice-president, Moses Kauhima-
e hu, presided in the absence Of the pres
9 ident H. NJ. Wells, and Miss Fleming,
as secretary, read the report of last
meeting. After the roll call. which was
exercises took place:
Vocal Solo,. Miss Laura PHI
The School city. W. Hardy
School Management as Adapted from
the School City. &c. E. Copeland
Nature Work-The Frog.
Miss Nancy Daniels
Supplementary Reading.
........... Mrs. Mcdonald of Lahaina
Agriculture in the Schools. ........
...........Mr. Taylor of Kipahulu
P1ano SOLO. ..:............. Mrs. Hose
| NOON INTERMIssION.
School Libraries. P. Rosecrans
The Salary Matter. Miss r. E. Crook
There was much discussion concern
ing the restoration of the teachers
| salaries to the old schedule and the fol-
lowing committee Of five was appointed |
to draft resolutions praying the Re-
| publican members Of the present Legis- |
! lature to redeem party pledges and |
| fulfil platform promises regarding |
teachers and schools: F. P. Rosecrans
(chairman), Mrs. Mckay, Miss Crook,
G., E. Copeland and W. I. Wells.
| After the election of the following
| officers for the coming year adjourn
ment took place: Mrs. Ella Austin.
president; Mrs. Mcdonald vice-presi-
dent, and Moses Kauhimahu, secretary
and treasurer.
H. NJ. Coke, editor of the Maui News
was present and made a forceful speech
in favor of the restoration of teachers
salaries.
Several teachers from Lahaina were
in attendance at the meeting
POLO SEASON OPENING.
Last Friday evening. the 18th, the an
nual meeting of the Makawao Polo
Club was held at D. c. Lindsay's resi-
dence. Paia. The following officers
were elected for the coming year: D.
C.Lindsay, president; Geo. w Wilbur,
vice-president, and c. C. Krumbhaar,
secretary and treasurer.
The season for practice will open on
Saturday afternoon, April s, and the
practice teams are made up as fol- w
lows:
The Blues-F. F. Baldwin (Capt), G. F.
w. Wilbur E. A Peck, Fl. A. Baldwin.
d. c. Lindsay, J. B. Thomson. II. B.
Weller.
The Reds-D. T. Fleming (Capt). w.
o. Aiken, C. C. Krumbhaar, Harold
Rice, l.. Won Tempsky, G. S. Aiken. r.
V. Bazata.
j. N. S. Williams of Kahului was
elected a member of the association. +
NOTES. u
AT Wailuku Circuit Court, Hon. A. II.
hepoikai presiding, the grand jury with
f. A. Wadsworth as foreman, began
work on Wednesday the 18th and fin
shed on Friday the 18th. The trial
Jury began to try cases last Monday
md will probably finish today or to- 4
morrow. They have tried several cases 3
ma are at present engaged on a dam
lge suit.
On Monday, DR.. w. F. McConkey and n
amliy went to Olinda House for a two b
months outing. The doctor has been #
'VerWorked and needs a rest Dr. II
Burt of Lahaina is acting as a. SUBJ I
'titute for him. h
The news this week announcing the [
udden death of the only daughter of
Ar. and Mrs. w. J. Lowrie of Porto
tlco was received with much regret by
many Maui friends who remember her u
ven as the amiable and v1vacious Miss
lara Lowrie of Spreckelsville. fo1
Last Saturday afternoon at Puunene. da
dr. Savage won the tennis cup. gem in;
lemen's, singles, presented by Mrs j. an
7. S. williams, ~
Last Saturday night the K. of P,s of
Vailuku gave a st. Patrick's dance in
'astle Hall, Waikiki.
tomorrow evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. 0 -
'orn of kahu1ui will give a dancin%
arty.
Inc steamer Nevadan, which arrived n
kahului last Saturday, departed on D
Wednesday, careening under the force
strong equinoctial wind.
weather. Very strong trades. blow.
1g gale some of the time and drfv-
1g in light rains from the sea.
Z : : : Z Z Z Z ss:s. z Z ssssss TX ssagsas
nd is unloading her lumber On to
enters On arriving Capt Cove dock
ms vessel and proceeded to unload,
AZ ne had to hasten out tb anchor
&c when sudden swell came I'D. and
lie narrow escape he had from dam
sc MADE him decide not to try tying =
at the wharf again. The schooner n
'ought the biggest load of lumber
'er brought here. She will take s11
ar.
ITEMS
A scotch dance was given last Sat-
DAY night by the HiIo Burns Club Il
hohor of several members who are
'out TO leave for their native land Q
ne guests of honor were Robert a
mite of Waiakea, w. Turnbull of
lhonua, A. Ainslie of Hakalau and
!. FORBES of Papaikou. Those pres
It enjoyed fine list of dances. and q
me pipe solos added to the even
g's enjoyment.
alexander Young, principal owner sa~
the hotel bearing his name and of =
e MOana. arrived m, +bo