The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-11-19
LOCAL BREWTIEs.
Sugar, 3 1916, a slight drop.

SQSoA. - Ao-4Os a o1ASAl
Claudine today. So say the prophets.
She will not have later news.
JOS. Marsden was in San Francisco
when the Alameda left that port.
Mrs. R. B. BRENNAN and child re-
turned yesterday from the Coast.
It is learned that the firm of Wilder
& Bradford of Hilo, will soon dissolve.
The Alameda brought $4,000 in gold
for the Banking house of Bishop &
Co.
Tantalus lots will be sold at auction
at the Executive building next Tues
day.
The Hawaiian Planters Association
meets in annual convention on Monday
next.
Herr Pastor Isenberg will hold ser
vices in the Y. NJ. C. A. hall on Sunday
at IL a. m.
The Foreign Office is sending copies
of Thrum's Annual to all members of
the American Congress.
Mrs. Alice Hastings was not able to
come by the Alameda. She will be
here on the next steamer.
A fine new surgical case from New
York has been placed in the operating
room at the Queens Hospital.
A large consignment of lumber for
Hilo's new wharf was shipped by the
Wilder steamer Hawaii yesterday.
The bicycle patrol is already giving
! great satisfaction. The work required
is done with much greater despatch.
There are in all of the Hawaiian ISL
ands seventy-six licensed physicians
One is a Chinese. There are several
japanese.
Members of the finance committee Of
the royalist "On to Washington" move
ment were not smiling very broadly
last evening.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Maude l.. Barnum of Kawaiahac
seminary and Edwin Benner of Cas-
tie & Cookies.
The plover hunters are hoping fol-
trade winds again, saying that the
birds have token to the highest hills
for the pres6t.
The schoonef. Moi Wahine came il
from Hamakua last night with nine
lepers. They were taken out to the
receiving station.
The American League has decided Il
present an address to Senator Petit
grew before the departure of that gen
tleman for the States.
r. Ior1a oeor+,,ont of tovg c,or,,a,
and fancy goods, just to hand and now
ready for inspection, are offered tt
the trade by H. Hackfeld & Co.
E. R. Folsom, the new customs ap
praiser is deep in the duties of hi
position. Mr. Folsom's family will
join him from California in the spring
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Irwin are nov
spending their time between Philadel
phia and New York. Mr.. Giffard Il
informed they will be home early il
January.
Another assessment on Oahu planta
ton stock has been called in. 1t i
for 10 per cent and makes total o
s45 to the share. Payment is expected
by December Is.
A Hawaiian edition of the Mormon
Bible is to be published from this office
1t will make a volume of 800 pages
j. NJ. Poepoe and an assistant are do
ing the translating.
The new mill for Honomu plantation
built at the Honolulu Iron Works vii
be shipped out early next week. Il
the meantime it is on exhibition b.
Manager Hedemann.
Kapea, the man on trial for the mur
der of DR.. Smith, has gained in weigh
since his capture and seems not a
all worried by the seriousness of tn
charge that hangs over him.
Castle e Cooke, Ltd, has elected tn
, following officers President, ]. I
Atherton; vice-president, Geo. P Gas
tie; secretary, E. D. Tenney; treasurer
, w. A. Bowen; auditor, ]. B. Castle.
P. c. Jones writes that he has prac
/ tically completed all arrangements fo
the opening of his new bank her
January l and that he and Mrs. Jone
will be home by the Coptic next weel
Eva Plantation Company electe
officers yesterday as follows: ]. I