The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Lady of Lyons 3" tonight.
Election day next Monday.

DR.. J. II. Raymond has been
made Government physician at
kolaa, Kauai.
DR.. Myers has charge of the
Government dispensary during the
absence Of DR.. Howard.
Commissioner Marsden received
another consignment of bugs from
Professor Koebele on the Alameda.
The Board of Health will make
another trip to the leper settlement
during the early part Of next
month.
The new y. NJ. c. A. hall at the
leper settlement will be dedicated
on November 14th, with appropriate
ceremonies.
Frank L. Hogs will depart on
one of the l. l. s. \. Co.'S steamers
this afternoon for a short visit TO
Kauai in search of health.
Some one has suggested that, if
the present drouth continues, it
would be a good idea to import one
of the Kansas rainmakers.
H. A. Baker, surgeon of the
steamer City of Pekin, has asked
the Board of Health for a position
as Government physician.
The new windmill for the Insane
Asylum, which arrived here on the
Australia, is being put up, and will
be completed in few days.
J. B. Sutton, purser of the Ala
media, has completely recovered his
health and it is doubtful if he ex-
changes with the genial money
taker Of the Australia.
Inspector General of Schools
Atkinson gives notice in the By
Authority" column of the time for
examination of applicants for prim-
ary grade certificates on Hawaii.
The ballots for use on Maui and
Kauai will be forwarded this even
ing by the Claudine and Mikahala.
Those for Oahu will be given to
the inspectors of election on Thurs
day.
Twenty-six che ia fends were
on trial in the District Court yes
terday. Sixteen pleaded guilty,
and their sentence was suspended.
The others pleaded not guilty, and
their cases were remanded.
Arrangements for the Halloween
dance, to be given by the Thistle
Club Friday evening, are progress
ing rapidly, and the members of
the club promise all those who
come a most enjoyable evening.
The solo band concert at Emma
square last evening drew a big
crowd. The cornet and bassoon !
solos seemed to be the favorites |
with those present, although each !
number received hearty applause. |
At the meeting of the American |
League, held last evening, it was
decided to celebrate the first an
niversary of the forming of that
organization. The date is Novem-
Der LIST, a week from next Thursday.
Jim Darlington, the pugilist,
was fined $25 and costs by Judge
Perry yesterday, for carrying con-
cealed weapons. The case of Billy
Woolham who was arrested at the
same time as Darlington, will come
up today.
C. R. McVeigh, consulting engi-
neer, is the sole agent for these
islands of W. L. CARAT & Co., of
San Francisco, manufacturers of
machinery, etc. The local agency
is at the corner Of Queen aud Nuu-
anu streets.
The following officers have been
elected by the Wailuku Sugar Com
pany: President, S. c. Allen
Vice-President, w. F. Allen
Treasurer, George H. Robertson;
Secretary, E. F. Bishop; Auditor,
Mark Robinson.
S. G. King, of Kauai, will wed
Miss Maria Cummins, December
9th. The ceremony will take place
at the home of Col. and Mrs. Rufus
of Kealia, and is looked
forward to as the event of the sea-
son on the Garden Isle.
Frank Godfrey's Directory of !
is now nearing completion, !
and will be published during the
first portion of the coming week. ;
The care taken in the compilation J
and spelling of names and the in :
iormation of occupation will un- ;
loubtedly make the little volume :
prove to be a useful reference for :
IL r.