The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-22
10 CAL BREVITIES.

manently at Waialua, Oahu.
The court of tax appeals will sit
at the District Court room on Fri
day, the 22d inst, at ? p. m.
Stenographer J. Walter Jone,
wrenched his knee on Wednesday
and is lame in consequence.
f. c. Macfarlane is back from {
quick business trip to the States
He reports having had a good time
Mr.. X. Mimashi has been ac
knowledged by this Government a:
Secretary OF the japanese Lega,
ton.
Charles Creighton, the attorney
returned on the Mariposa yester.
day. He will resume the practice
of law.
Messrs. A. l.. Morris Il Co, feed
merchants, have bright new adj,
vertisement in the shape of a de,
livery wagon.
Banker Kuntz, who will be re-
membered as a Waikiki guest a
year or more ago, is expected here
during the winter.
John Randolph Calf has been
recognized by President Cleveland
as the Hawaiian Consul at Seattle
vice Carter resigned.
The Kamehameha boys were on
the Oceanic wharf in a body YES
terday to say goodbye to Mr.. Vat
man, who left on the Mariposa.
John Drummond of Horse Shoe
tobacco fame, and Franz Busch OF
the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Co.,
are guests at the Hawaiian hotel.
The through passengers on the
Mariposa yesterday whiled the
hours and dollars away by taking
hack rides to the Pail and Waikiki.
Mr.. Thomas Rain Walker was
unanimously elected synodsman in
the Anglican Church last night to
succeed Captain H. w. Mist, r. n,
deceased.
At a meeting of thee Healani
Boating and Yachting Club, held
at the Chamber of Commerce yes
terday, Charles Herrick was elect
ed captain.
Harry Gillig and Fred Unger
will spend several months here
this winter. Mrs. Gillig may not
come down with her husband, but
will come later.
Heavy rains have knocked plo-
yer hunting in the head" said a
disguised hunter yesterday. The
rains have scared the birds away
and washed out all the caterpillers.
B. F. Dillingham;, manager O..
r. d l.. Co., provided the people of
Eva and point. this side with free
transportation to Honolulu and re-
turn last night in order to attend
the Yatman meeting.
Mrs. Robert Levers entertained
Mrs. Frazer of San Francisco and
a son of Major Hooper of the Occi
dental Hotel at lunch yesterday.
They were passengers on the Mari
posa en- route to the Colonies.
The Honolulu Medical Society
held a meeting at the home of DR..
McGrew Wednesday night. The
work consisted in perfecting the
constitution. There were present
Drs. McGrew, Myers, Howard, Wood
and Russell.
The resignation of Minister w.
r. Castle, to take effect December
list, has been received at the For
eign Office. AS Mr.. Hatch went
direct to Washington he would
reach his post before Mr.. Castles
resignation would take effect.
Mr.. Selden Hooper, son of Major
Hooper, proprietor of the Occident-
al Hotel in San Francisco, was a
through passenger to Sydney by
the Mariposa yesterday. He ex-
poets to return in about two months,
at which time he will stop over in
Honolulu.
One of the passengers on the
Mariposa yesterday presented a
friend on the Oceanic wharf with a
very touching farewell as the Mar
iposa was hauling out into the
stream. A towel was used for
handkerchief, and so profuse were
the mans tears that it required
frequent wringings to keep things
going.
The Monument Association.