Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-25
WAILUKU HAS fine
CONCERT and FAIR
Kula Drought Continues
and Suffering Is
Great

Of the most successful concerts and
fairs combined took place at the Kin
dergarten building. Alexander Hall,
last Saturday evening. The hall
was packed to It's utmost capacity,
with many Of the up-country people,
as well as people from Wailuku and
vicinity. Miss Foltz, Mrs. d. Won
Tempsky, and Rev. Canon VIM. Ault
all favored those present with we'll
rendered musical selections from the
old masters, each piece being en-
chored time and again to satisfy the
cravings of the music-loving audi
ence.
Mr.. Pogue, son of Supervisor W. f..
Pogue. played several selections on
the violin, which were all well re-
ceived. Cashier G. ID. Lufkin of the
Waikiki National Bank was also
there with his cornet. and II is al
ways a pleasure to hear him play on
his favDrite instrument.
After the concert the audience
went into the adjoining rooms and
commenced buying up for all sorts of
fancy prices the many good and al
Turing articles prepared blythe dain-
ty hands of the ladies of the Guild of
the Good Shepherd, Waikiki. by
IL o'clock almost everything was
sold to eager purchasers. The total
amount of sales received from the va.
rious booths netted over four hun.
bred dollars, which handsome amount
will augment the church buildiD :
fund, and II the good ladies of thu
Guild will keep on with the excellent
work which they have been doinr
with fervent zeal for several years
past, 1t will not be long before thu
walls of n church in masonry will
arise to bless them In their magnifi
cent efforts to erect building that
would be a memorial for ages t.
come, one that will not only defy thu
ravages OF time. but will also be ;
fitting tribute to the memory of tn,
noble souls who unselfshly devote'
their time, energy, and money L
promote Christian knowledge.
New Church Building
Right Rev. Bishop II. d. Restar
lex arrived in Waikiki yesterda
morning from Lahaina. The Bisho
preached at the Church OF the Hol
Innocents. Lahaina, on Sunday morn
ing to a large congregation. Las
evening the Bishop met Rev. Cano
VIM. Ault and the officers of tn
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Wal
luku. Messrs. L. NJ: Baldwin, j. n. {
Williams, l.. II. Hart, and j. n. X
Keola, and talked with them abou
the matter of the new church Ia
Wailuku. About four thousand dol
lars Is on hand and about six thou
sand dollars more is needed befor
they will think OF putting up a dur
able stone church. II that amour
Is not forthcoming, the Waikiki con
grcgation and pastor will have to b
satisfied with a $4,000 wooden build
ing. The majority of the ladies q
the congregation are greatly In favo
lof a stone church.
Drouth in Kula
The people of the Kula distric
are still suffering for want of water
Deputy Sheriff Edgar Morton of Ka
maolc. Kula. was In the Count
seat yesterday and he told of man
Of the sufferings the people up 1
his district have been enduring 70
several months past. Those VIII
own animals have been getting thei
brackish water from Keawekaap
landing. but those who do not ow
any pack animals have to get alon
the best way they know now. Fror
present indications 1t will be anothe
two months before the rainy seaso
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