acci
dent happened (date not given) at
the Honokaa plantation, wherein
eleven persons worn injured, two of
whom have died. Also, that there
has been considerable rain in lliu
dishict during the past month, the
rainfall being unusually heavy.
M.B. James F. Morgan will fcoll a
large amount of piopeily, belonging
to the estate of llie late' l'hilip Mil
ton, by order of Hon. Cecil Brown,
executor and trustee, at. the farm
hou-o in Pnlolo valley, 10 o'clock to
morrow. Tiuec lots of land, a lnre:e
number of valuable leases, and '100
head of eattlo sue comprised in the
prop' rly.
clgshhTexebWes.
The closing exercises of St. Ann's
School, Ileeia, Oaliu, were held
Monday, July 28th. The morning,
from 9 to 1, was taken up with
class exercises and studies, consist
ing of song9, reading, spelling, dic
tation, arithmetic, geography, gram
mar, composition, and oalistlienio
3ongs.
It was surprising to ?cc the little
tots, some of whomcould hardly
lisp their own mother tongue, read
and write English. Tlio more ad
vanced grades acquitted themselves
quite cieditably, showing careful
teaching.
At 1 o'clock recess was an
nounced and a war of extermination
wa9 immediately declared and be
gan by the guests against an array
of good things, and soon everybody
was bu-ily engaged in the conflict
knives and torks and spoons and
lingers all employed in the good
cause.
The second part of the pro
gramme entertainment began al
1 o'clock. The following declama
tions, etc., were tendered:
Chorus, I love our pleasant
school.
Dialogue Miss Kaleilehna. Mary
Ann Slva, Makaikuihouua, Jose
phine Ktuikuui.
Seini-Uiorus.
Imitation song Juniors.
Declamations by Win. Rowcu,
Louiba Rowun, Jos. Sylva, Mary
MoUabc, Jas. McCabc.
Song The Bright Crown, school
choir.
Dialogue The Sick Baby, Louisa
Rowen, Jos. Sylva.
Song The Lilllo Tradesmen,
bo s and girls.
Dialoguo The Kew Quarters,
Kaluiuatnoku, Mary McCabe, Jas.
McCabe.
Song-Katy Did, Katy Didn't,
school.
Dialogue Daisy's Party, Miss
l.a'eilehua, Mary Ann Sylva, Mary
McCabe, Gregory