The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-01
KAHULUI CHURCH
IS DEDICATED
Meeting Evangelical Associa-
tion---Gun Clubs Compete
for Cup---Notes.

MAUI, March 29.-Last Sunday art
ernoon, the Gath, the new foreign
church at Kahului, pretty chapel Of
Gothic design, was dedicated IN the
presence of two hundred and fifty peo-
pie from all parts of central Maui.
Rev. DR.. Doremus Seudder of Homo
lulu preached the sermon and Rev. B.
V. Bazata of Paia, Rev. r. B. Dodge
of WaiIuku, Rev. D. W. K. White Of
Lahaina. Rev. Mr.. Santos of Paia, and
Rev. John E. Dodge, all assisted in the
dedicatory ceremonies.
Miss Ormerod sang solo and the
choir Of the Paia Foreign church sang
an anthem. An interesting part of the
exercises was the passing OF the keys
of the new edifee by ". J. Moody,
the contractor and builder, TO III. P
Baldwin. chairman of the building COM
mittee. who in turn delivered them TO
Rev. John E. Dodge, the pastor of the
church. Brief and appropriate adj
dresses were made by each of these
gentlemen
The Kahului r. E. Co. ran special
trains for the occasion.
UNLAWFUL FISHING.
On Sunday, the 10th, two Hawaiians,
two Portuguese and one japanese, all
residents of Kihei, went fishing with
giantpowder at Keonioio, some fifteen
miles away from their home, on the
seashore makai of Ulupalakua. To use
giantpowder in fishing is directly
against the provisions of the law but
this cosmopolitan company, so it is al
legged, not only did this, but also did
most of their fishing at private fish
pond stocked with the latest of mullet.
They exploded some of the powder
over the sea but most of it did exeeu
ton within the sea-wan of the mullet
pond of David KapohakimoheWa.
At any rate, so the story goes, they
took away six bags of spoil, consisting
mostly of mnllet. Deputy Sheriff Ed
gar Morton has been working up the
case for some time past and the five
men viii be tried at the Ulupalakua
court before Judge George Kunukau,
the latter part of this week. The
minimum penalty for giantpowder fish
ing is $25 and the maximum fine, $50,
with a short term of Imprisonment at
the option Of the magistrate. Police
officials state that the offense should be
punishable only by Imprisonment for
a long period.
GUN CLUBS MEET.
On the oath, at the new traps at Wal |
kapu, contest between neighboring |
gun clubs took place for silver cup
offered by the Maui Hotel. It was a |
shoot between representatives of the
Puunene club on one side and those of /
The Kihei and Waikiki clubs on the
other.
The Puunene marksmen were G. L.
Keeney, G. W. Mayfeld, W. W Yves
,oatt, A. Belts and VIM. Tougher, and
he Kihei- Wailuku Shots were P. J.
Bell, w. A. Sparkes, NJ. Moura, E. NJ
aeeney, and F. A. Mayfeld
Kihei-Wailuku won by thirteen
points Another match and perhaps
more will be necessary to decide the
ownership of the trophy
which must be won twice by the same
cam.
EVANGELICAL MEETING.
Today viii see the close of the March
Meeting of the Evangelical Association
# Maui, Molokai and Lanai held at
'aia church during the 23rd, cath, 25th,
9th, 9th, 2Sth and 29th. Aside from
much business transacted the principal
vents were as follows:
On the 23rd, there was an address by
he Secretary of the Hawaiian Board
rev. Doremus Seudder, D. D.; on the
4th, there was a sermon by Rev O.
I. Gulick, and Lords Supper; on the
9Th, there was an exegesis of Col,
hap. l., by Rev. DR.. Seudder; on the
sth, there was an exegesis of Col. 2,
y Rev. John E. Dodge; on the 27th,
here was an exegesis of Col. 3, by
sev- o. Nawahine; on the 18th, there
Tas an exegesis of Col 4, by Rev. r.
}. Dodge; and today win take place the
eeond In a series of lectures on the :