The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-11
AN ENJOYABLE
EVENING SPENT
Maui County Offices Are Too
SmaII---HoteI Company
Forming.

MAUI, March S.-Friday evening OF
last week the Makawao Literary So
ciety met at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin of Hamakuapoko
There was a large attendance of Ha-
makuapoko, Paia and Makawao people
The following entertainment was
given:
Piano Solo. Miss Gladys Sabey
Reading. Mrs. Taylor
Duet INSTRUMENTATION.
Miss Irene Crook and D. G. Lindsay
Reading. O. Aiken
German Dialect Monologue lin cos
tume) MISREPRESENTATION. Mr. Born
Vocal Solo. Miss Ormerod
Farce-''Why We Never Married..
The characters of the four old maids
were assumed by Misses Fleming,
Ethel Smith, Steele and Cunningham,
and the four bachelors made aged with
powdered hair and other accessories
were Messrs. D. T. Fleming, Harry
L oSS, bdIN6ll anu SISelS.
A humorous original poem by John
ny Sabey was read by D. c. Lindsay.
The jingle described the wonderful an
tics of DR.. McConkeys automobile I'M
der the stimulus of denatured alcohol,
though the author, SO it is stated, real
ly intended his verse to apply to Mr..
Lindsay's auto. After the program
there was dancing.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
On Monday the settlement of the es-
tate of Hil6iona MAXI of Molokai, late
ly deceased, came before Judge A. n.
Kepoikai in chambers at Waikiki
court house. The whole amount of
property real and personal including
1886 in money due, was s17S6. This
was inherited by two grown sons. Pa
ia MAXI, uncle of the two boys, was
appointed administrator under $500
bond. D. H. Kahaulelio, the Molokai
attorney, had charge Of matters for
the heirs and was present in court.
On Monday and Tuesday, at Wal
luku, before Judge Kepoikai in cham
bers, the case of T. G.. Correa V. Tam
Chong and Tam Sing Kong was tried.
1t is an old civil suit to set aside a
certain deed concerning 90 acres of
land at Omapio conveyed by said Tam
Chong to said Tam Sing Kong.
NOTES.
Concrete mile stones are being plant
ed along the county roads.
A subscription is being taken up in
Wailuku aiding one All Lo, the resi-
dent of Kahakuloa who lost his house
IN the recent severe storm there.
New school houses have been erected
'ecently at Waihee, Kihei and Huelo.
At Waihee a fine spacious 4-room
school house is just about completed.
At Huelo a well-constructed one-room
building has been recently finished,
md at Kihei a two-room structure
las been lately brought to completion
rhe two latter buildings are now in |
Use.
1t is reported that all the stock for |
he construction and promotion of |
lotel at Kahului has been subscribed |
or.
The new county offices at WaiIuku, |
While up-to-date as regards interior
things, are too small, especially Clerk
<aae's office where the supervisors
old their monthly sessions. When
he new desks and other furniture for
his sanctum are in position scarcely
pace enough will remain to accom-
1odate a half a dozen citizens who
nay wish at any time to be present
nd to listen to proceedings. A fine
ew county building will still prove
seful at the county seat.
The Supervisors of Maui County
ave been in session at Waikiki since
Wednesday.
On Saturday at Waikiki there was
n auction of household furniture be-
nging to James Scott, formerly man.
ger of Kihei, who is soon to depart
,r Formosa.
r. A. Wadsworth of Wailuku has re-
entity purchased a fine Ford runabout.
This week Mr.. and Mrs. White and {
riss White departed for Honolulu
hey have been the guests of the G.
+. Whites of Haiku. !
On Wednesday DIR. G. S. Aiken of s
[akawao went to Honolulu on a visit.
The young men of the new athletic ]
ssociation play tennis at Kahului ev- s
" afternoon. I
On Wednesday the British ship Claw
don departed from kahului for Ho- |
0lulu to deliver the balance OF her /
Lrgo of nitrates.
The bark Albert is at Iahaina with T
cargo of lumber for the Hackfeld /
Co.'S store. She entered the custom /
1use on Tuesday. a
1t is stated that on her next visit t
kahului the steamer Nevadan will I
Ave obtained her license to carry c
sssengers. G
Weather: A trade wind gale last t
iturday night. The wind is blowing
ON the south today for the first time {
lis week. Some rains in localities