The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Sugar SIS.

Ed, Baldwin, the Hilo surveyor.
Is with US.
A number of Hawaiians left by
the Picking.
W. W. Bruner, rosd supervisor
Of the big island, is in the city,
Miss Let's Wilder has returned
from short Sojourn on Hawaii.
More lady bugs came TO Com
missioner Msrsden by the Picking,
d. B. Smith, of shoe fame, has
returned from s business trip TO
Hilo.
Company F left on three days
march to the other side of the
island.
Sprecksls' sugar refinery AZ San
Francisco has closed down, throw
ing zoo men out Of work temper
arilv.
E. o. Hall X Son are agents for
the celebrated Perkins windmill
and Gould pumps.
Judge Bickerton has been at
tackled with pneumonia, and Is in
critical condition.
c. Bose. Of Hackfeld'S, left for
the Coast by the Picking. He will
be away s month or more.
DR.. E. 4. Inger>ou and daugh-
ter, W. 4. GaSSman were paSSen-
gers by the Martha Davis.
Three hundred additional Chi
nese laborerS are expected from the
Orient by the next steamer.
J. ". Bergstrom leaves for Paia
this afternoon 70 repair the pipe
organ in the foreign church st that
place.
Miss Marion Kelley hiss accept
ed s position in the Foreign Office
as stenographer and typewriter TO
Minister Cooper.
James Osborne, an experienced
musician from San Francisco. has
lately Joined the Hawaiian Band
As baritone player.
Cumberland coal. the best ever
brought 70 the islands. Is for sale
BY the Hawaiian Carriage Manu-
featuring Company.
Henry :. Townsend. principal OF
LShainaluna school and editor OF
ihe Progressive Educator. came
down by the Claudine-
Miss NJ. 4. Titcomb, Of Kauai, is
IN the city. The lady Is in poor
health and comes 10 receive medi-
cal attention. She Is staying st
the Richelieu.
". r. Sims, bookkeeper for the
Wilder Steamship Company, lis
slowly recovering from s severe
attack OF m2lSrial fever. He will
leave tomorrow for the volcano
The lawn social inaugurated by
the ladies of the First Methodist
Church Friday afternoon, and con-
tinued in the evening. proved s
success from both : social and
financial point Of view
The Young HawaiianS' Institute
viii hold s special meeting this
evening. A resolution OF cOndol-
ence over the death Of Henry Haia,
= prominent member Of the organ
ization, viii Be adopted
EMPLOYEES Of the Honolulu Iron
Works. with their wives, viii De
entertained next Saturday, st the
Waikiki residence Of Alex. Young.
the occasion being the annual feast
given by that gentleman
The entire membership Of the
Kswaiahao Seminary visited the
Kiloh2na Art League yesterday.
Others that have attended are the
PunahOu preparatory, Royal and
High schools. All other schools
will be invited in turn
Miss Inge-soIl, who arrived from
the Coast on the Martins Davis, Is
1 violinist Of merit She viii take
part in Wray Taylor's concert for
the benefit Of the lepers on the
18th. DR.. and Miss IngersOll are
guests OF Mrs c. Wall, Beretania
street
Stockholders Of the Peoples Ice
Company met yesterday 1t was
concluded TO purchase the output OF
Toe from the Hawaiian Electric
Company ST So per ton, an agree
meut being reached for the Peoples
company not to raise the price Of
ice 70 consumers
The schools OF Honolulu arevery
full and the attendance L exceed
ir1lv GOOD. Since the cholera very 4