The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-14
MAUI READY
FOR VISITORS

afternoon Mt Nailuku there was cru
zens' meeting to hear the report Of the
executive committee appointed at a
former meeting to arrange for the Ma
ui visit of the Congressional party.
The committee consisted of j. n. 81.
Williams, A. N. Kepoikai, c. b. Wells,
j. +. Baldwin, d. C. Lindsay, w. A.
Mckay and c. d. Lufkin. To this
committee were added Senator w. j.
Coelho and Representative Philip Pail.
A report was read as to finances and
as to program of entertainment in n
general way. The visitors are expected
on Maui on Wednesday morning, the
18th, and to depart the following Sat
urday. 1t is possible that an oppor-
tunity will be afforded some of the
visitors to indulge in the exciting sport
of ark-fshing at Kahului. Then it
is proposed to make the descent down
the deep shaft at the Kihei pumping
station. OF course Haleakala, lao val
ley, the beauties of vegetation along
some of the great bitches, n visit to
Puunene and other plantations will be
on the schedule.
The committee will hold meeting
this afternoon at the Baldwin Bank,
Kahului, to arrange all details and to
make definite arrangements The Ka-
hului r. r. Co. ran special train at
! p. m, Tuesday afternoon, from Paia
to permit Makawao citizens to attend
the Wailuku meeting.
Daily bulletins by wireless are post
ed at the Kahului bank so that the do
ings of the Congressional party are
well known on the island.
On Tuesday, Circuit Judge A. N. Ke-
poikai in chambers at Wailuku, tried
District Magistrate J. w. REGARD, Of
Lahaina, on charge Of bribery and
on Wednesday, after hearing both pros
ecution and defense, acquitted him.
Last Saturday afternoon, the 4th, the
"Blues" worsted the "Reds" in polo
on the Paia grounds by the score of
4 goals to 2.
The lineup was as follows:
Reds-D. T. Fleming (Capt.), G. G.
Krumbhaar, l.. Won Tempsky, Harold
Rice and b. v. Bazata.
Blues-F. +. Baldwin (Capt.), G. w.
Wilbur, II. A. Baldwin and d. G. Lind
say.
As d. G. Lindsay was late in ar
irving on the field II. Rice, who is
making fine ono. l." played for a
time with the Blues. The "games
won" this season now stand, Blues, q;
Reds, 2.
NOTES.
1t is stated that the Federal Court
of Honolulu has issued recently sub
poenas for % witnesses from Maui.
Deputy Sheriff Edgar Morton and Tax
Assessor A. +. Tavares departed for
Honolulu yesterday in answer to sum
mOnSeS from INC court.
Sheriff VIM. Saffery of Wailuku also
departed yesterday for Honolulu.
Baseball at Wells Park, Wailuku,
on the afternoon of the 5th, resulted
as follows: Lahainas, s; Morning
Stars, 6. The score was rather sur
prise. Lahaina had it's regular team
and not "A "pick-up' nine and played
good ball.
On Sunday at the Paia Foreign
Church Rev. b. V. Bazata preached an
able sermon on Sabbath observance.
He believes that the Sabbath was made
for man to observe rightly.
Apropos of Sunday baseball which is
popular on this island, Maui citizen
suggests that holiday granted to plan
tation laborers Saturday afternoons
would prove successful antidote, and
until such grant is made, no legal
objection should be made.
Superintendent L. b. Carley of the
COMPANY "'th p'''N "'"'"'
ants will be at Peahi and vicinity for
several weeks repairing the lines there.
The news of the death of Mrs Dan
McCorrston of Kamalo, Molokai, is
received with much regret by Maui
friends. The hospitality extended at
the Kamalo home of the McCorristons
will always be remembered with much
gratitude.
The announcement cards of the mar
riage Of Mr.. George Byron Henderson
of Kahului to Miss Neya Bethel of
Hilo were received this week. The
ceremony took place at IIilo on April
"a, 1907.
Mrs. Hofgaard of Kauai has been
visiting Mrs. +. NJ. Church of Paia.
The Bangalore arrived in Kahulni
on Tuesday.
Weather; A drought on Central Ma
nj for two weeks past which bids fair
to continue.
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