The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-22
VNTBR-ISbAND HAPPENINGS

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lar employees, viz, John Fraser, who
goes to Piihonua to take up the posi-
ton of bookkeeper to the Hawaii Mill
Company, and John da Rocha, for
many years assistant in the store,
keeper for the Serrao Liquor Com
pany. We wish both these gentlemen
every success in their new positions.
d. G. May, the auditor of Hakalau
Plantation Company, has been making
his semi-annual audit of the planta-
ton books. II is expected that in
the future Mr.. Robertson, of Brewer
& Co., will audit the books of all the
Brewer plantations in the Hilo dis
trict
VIM. Ross is suffering from a Sc
we're attack of dengue. During his
absence from duty the stores are being
capably managed by his assistant,
VIM. NJ. Fraser
Mrs. VIM. Ross was also stricken
with severe cold, but is now con
valescent
Waiohinu
Charles King, Mr.. Toumey, Mr.
Kauwe, Mr. Muller, Mr. Komomua
Mr. Thomas ~ Haze, Mr.. Akaha and
Mr. Kane, school teachers of Kona,
gave a concert at Waiohinu Saturday,
April g. to a crowded house. These
boys are the goods" when it comes
to singing, either in Hawaiian or Eng
fish. A number of songs in both Ian
guages were rendered and every one
of them was well applauded.
Bill Lowrey has his same old smile
on again. There's q reason: rheu-
matism pau
Central Kona.
Miss Esther Kopke left for Homo.
lulu April II after an enjoyable visit
at MIS-. GreenWell s.
Miss Nancy Wallace went to Hilo
with the Mcguire family April ~ and
expects to stay there for about ten
rays.
DIR. Bagat and his wife were guests
of the D. D. Wallace for about a
week and were delighted with the dis
trict
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. White gave a
delightful informal luncheon to a
large party of friends at their Keau-
hou residence last Wednesday. Mr..
White is an ideal host, and all en-
ioyed dip in the ocean, bridge, or
lounging on the spacious lanai.
Waimea
It is raining cats and dogs in the
mountain town. Work has to be
, stopped early in order to give time for
the men to reach their homes before
! darkness approaches.
The various roads leading into the
village from the outer districts are
, almost impossible, for the mud at
places is from one to two feet deep.
Our road overseer, Archie Kaaua, is
working with all his might getting
one of the main roads into shape
Men are seen daily blasting and piling
nd with ~ of
Archie will certainly build one of the
most splendid roads in the island. We
wish him success in his undertaking
Supervising Principal Miss Maude
Woods, who has been attending cn
her sick sister in Honolulu for a
month, returned by Wednesday s
boat and was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p Beckley during the latter
part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p Beckley went
to town Friday. Mr.. Beckley expects
to leave for the Coast by the Wilhel
nina, while Mrs Beckley and chill
dren remain in the capital for a few
weeks.
Born, Sunday, April IA, at Hawai-
haze, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Todd, a
daughter,
A snowstorm fell on Mauna Kea
Sunday afternoon, April 7, and every
one was happy to see the noted noun
tain of the Mid-Pacific once more GOV
cred with its usual coat of white
Mrs. II. Akona complimented hel
Honolulu friends by giving them {
luncheon on Monday, April 8. Tn,
table was prettily decorated will
flowers. Mrs. Akona's guests wer,
Miss Clara Low, Mrs NJ. A. Lemon
Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Watersburg
1t is being talked around Waikau
malo that a railroad station is to ~