The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-24
.INTER-ISLANO NEWS
CONTINUED from rage NlneJ

/ Mrs De Costa received The o..
news Of the death of her mo-.
| Paauhau.
The many friends of " sut
will be glad to hear that a.n n.s 90.
last made the turn and is ... bet
ter, although very slowly
Martin Black. at Kalopa. WIS M
last week and gave his parents some
anxiety; but he, too, is all right
now.
G. w. McConachie, team luna at
Paauhau, left by the Wilhelmina from
Hilo on June 10 for a trip TO his
home and will get back again to
bonnie Scotland" in the middle of
July There have been so many
entertainments to bid him good bye.
that your correspondent seriously
thought of writing column of so.
ciety notes with details of the pre-
vailing tones" and dresses of the la
dies and other particulars, and was
only prevented from doing so by the
fact Of the new mail schedule not
allowing sufficient time.
Hakalau.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Thompson are
going to California to visit Mrs.
Thompson's folks.
Miss Aiken, sister Of Mrs. Thomp-
son, preceded them on the Sierra.
Andrew Kapfenberg has been hay
ing very good success in catching eels
! of late. The first one he hooked
weighed twenty-four and one nalf
pounds. but unfortunately he lost
him. When asked about knowing
the exact weight, he said he could
tell by the scales on the cells back.
VIM. Gillivray has recovered from
his illness, caused by an accident
some time past at Honohna. and is
about to leave his many friends at
the plantation and take trip tot
Scotland !
Honomu.
On June >, members of the Honomu |
Sodality visited Papaaloa, to the num-
Der of fifty. They enjoyed their trip |
in one way; in another they didn't,
for the roads along that line were
dry and dusty, and their busses and
autos were decorated with the color
of dust Every one who went out
there to the Holy Ghost feast" had
good shake, which might cause one
a break-bone fever Wake up, Hama
kua district; make good roads.
Laupahoehoe.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. VIM
H. Barringer have been kept busy
congratulating the new parents on the
arrival of their bouncing thirteen
FOUNDER baby girl She arrived on
June 3. Both mother and child are
doing remarkably we'll
The fines and costs of the district
of North Hilo last month amounted
to $500. This is twice the largest
amount RENTED to the treasurer, by
any of the district courts of Hawaii
The most of it was made by the raid
ing of blind pigs. Two more Of them
have been raided, so far this month.
If this keeps up Wen soon run dry.
What a help to prohibition! The po-
lice force of North Hilo deserve con
The glad tidings have been waited
into the gulch town that the band
boys did credit to their city last Sun
day, at the feast at Kukaiau church.
Maikai boys What is worth doing
at all, is worth doing we'll"
Henry Beckley brought lively
bunch of men into Laptown last Sat
mday afternoon, to attend the shoot
ing contest The gulch boys lost in
il the match, but just watt they'll
make things hum yet. It's in them:
take it from me.
The Kaahumanu Hall was the scene !
of a Jolly dance, given by the. Kohala !
school girls last Saturday eve. The
proceeds 30 to defray the expenses Z
of Julia Pokini, when she goes to
! dNul neat lllOlllll 40 Tue NNl' 7tll' NOl
the c. e. society. Every one had a {
good time.
Mr.. Youker is making the dirt and b
stones fly day and night around the i
top of the gulch mauka. The grading
will be finished in a few weeks time. Il
KohaIa.
The old billiard parlor of HaIaw1 n
has been rebuilt. !
Mrs Nahuina returned from Olal b
last week She reports the weather s
here is fine. S
a concert and dance We're given at n
The Social Hall by the Glee Club bows k
Of the Sons of Hawaii, Of Honolulu,
on June -. 1t was poorly advertised |
and SHINY attended. The second en-,
will be given at the Ma f
kapala schoolhouse on Saturday \
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs Lucia il
Naliipunihinihi Sanchez Kuanoe died