The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-08-31

airy Club, Wall, Nichols Company pro-
prietors.. The books are on exhibition
at the store, where full particulars will
be given. H. E. Kelsey is the local So
licitor
Alaska for wealth, health and happi-
ness. Read Timely Topics today and
be convinced.
Water tanks that do not shrink are
lars on application.
The school teachers are getting their
affairs in shape for the beginning of
the next school year.
DR.. Shaw will take DIR. Monsarrat's
place as meat inspector during the lat
ter's absence on Hawaii.
Marshal Brown and bride will be
back from their honeymoon trip to Mo-
lokai on the Mauna Loa Friday.
The Makee Sugar Company filed a
motion for a new trial in the case
which was recently decided against
them.
The engagement of Miss Mary Allen
of Berkeley, Cal, to Rev. ]. NJ Lewis
of Palama Chapel, was announced yes
terday.
Saturday, September 18th, being a
national holiday, all Government Of
fees throughout the Republic will be
closed on that day.
Owing to the terms and the high
price set upon the Hawaiian Hotel
property, there were no bidders at the
sale called for Saturday.
Lady Tichborne was among the ar
rivals on the Aorangi from the Colo
MES yesterday morning. She will
spend short time in the city.
There is possibility that the crews
in the championship races for Septem-
Der 18th, will go to Pearl Harbor to
stay few days before the race.
A large number of school teachers
returned on the Claudine Sunday morn
ing to be ready for the fall term Of the
Government schools which opens very
soon.
The Board of Health wishes it spec
tally understood by all school teachers
that the regulations will be rigidly en-
forced at the beginning of the next
school year.
An effort will be made to have the
merchants close their stores all day on
Saturday, September 18th, when the
championship boat races will take
place at Pearl Harbor
Water filters, family water conden-
sers, ice chests. refrigerators, ice-cream
freezers, of the latest and best makes
at the household supply department OF
Castle & Cooke, Ltd, Bethel street.
The officers of the U. S. S. Marion
will all be transferred aboard the Bal
timore, due here in few weeks. They
are a right fine set of fellows. and Ho-
nolulu people will be glad to see them
back again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Scott will leave
for Kauai today, where the former has
been appointed principal of one of the
schools. t. H. Gibson, who takes Mr.
SCOTS place as Deputy-Inspector OF
Schools, arrived on Sunday.
John sylvia, the Manoa Wonder, re-
turned from Hilo on the Kinau Friday.
While there he tried to get match
race for any distance with Turner, the
wheelman, who was reported to have
beaten the Wonders time from the
Volcano, but could not
In the Board of Health meeting
Thursday afternoon, the subject of a
disinfecting lamp was brought up by
DR.. Day. It was brought out during
the course of the discussion that there
is fine one aboard the japanese man.
of-war Naniwa, now in port.
w. R. Castle has appealed to the
Supreme Court to determine whether
he shall pay s24 stamp duty on an
equity of redemption, or s72, which
the Minister of Finance decides should
be paid to cover the deed of convey
anee and a $4,000 mortgage.
In the case Of Theo. H. Davies & Co.,
as agents of the Laupahoehoe Sugar
Company, against the Wilder's Steam
ship Company, for general merchandise
and supplies lost in the wreck of the
steamer Likelike, the jury returned q
verdict in favor Of defendants.
The Regulars went into camp on the
Executive Building grounds yesterday
morning. There are, in all. about 81
tents. The officers have theirs neal
the Bungalow, and the privates. cor
porals and sergeants along the drive
way from the Likelike street gate.
The Klondyke fever in Honolulu II
abating somewhat, and some Of the en-
thusiasts who were eager to join th'
ranks of the miners. have had theil
ardor cooled by the stories Of hardship
and deprivation that have come herr