The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-09
LOCAL BREvlTIES.
Sugar, 3 CSC, an advance of Lice.

Sugar, 3-sc, an advance of Lice
The japanese residents are scanning
the horizon for war vessel.
The bicycle men are getting to work
already for the 18th of June races.
There are some Is or 20 tea men on
their way to China and Japan on the
Coptic.
W. W. Dimond received 120 Detroit
Jewel stoves by the w. H. Dimond
yesterday.
The Minister of the Interior calls for
tenders for the construction of road
through Kaawalii gulch, North Hilo,
Hawaii
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Grinbaum, of
San Francisco, came down on the Cop
tic yesterday for short visit among
friends here.
Minister Damon has started the
dancing pavilion fund of the Valley
Tennis Club with 5000. The required
amount is $500,
ne
ceiyed fresh supply of Bullet and
Bulls Eye films by the Coptic. Local
amateur photographers are rejoicing in
consequence.
Rev. DR.. George Wells, who visited
in this city about a year ago, was re-
Gently struck by railroad train while
walking along one of the tracks, in
Wisconsin, and killed instantly.
In order to save time in registering
the Board of Registration requests all
persons to bring along their tax re-
ceipts; also, certificates, whether nat
uralization, denization or special serv-
ice.
At their beautiful home in Nuuanu,
Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Schaefer gave most enjoyable "Wil-
kommen" to Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Renjes. There were about thirty in all
present.
w. W. Dielond, Honolulu agent for
the Jewel stoves, is offering 10 per
cent freight discount on stoves sold to
island customers. In addition to this,
there is per cent extra discount to
cash buyers.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh, together with
so or 40 boys from the Royal School,
paid visit aboard the U. s. s. Marion
yesterday afternoon and gained a
great deal of pleasude from a close in
spection of the ship.
The Planters Monthly will be issued
today. Editor Whitney deals with
the nomenclature of canes, Hawaii's
| treaties with Japan, and gives his read
ers an interesting article on the
chemistry of Hawaiian soils, written
by the chemist of Onomea plantation.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Grinbaum of
San Francisco are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Bolte. The latter will leave
| for six months trip to Germany on
the Australia of May 5th, and during
Mr.. Bottles absence, Mr.. Grinbaum will
have charge of the business of NJ. S.
Grinbaum & Co.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Allen left by the
Coptic yesterday to spend three months
or so in the Orient. Mr.. Allen has
not been very well of late, and his
many friends hope that he will return
much improved in health. Many
friends were on the Pacific Mail wharf
to say goodbye to Mr. and Mrs. Allen.
By the Coptic Wednesday, many of
the Honolulu society people received
invitations to be present at the mar
riage ceremony if Miss Alice Naomi
Kimball, well known in Honolulu. to
Mr.. Alexander James Campbell. a Ho-
nolulu man, on Wednesday noon, April
21st, at Tenth Avenue Baptist Church
in East Oakland
In the Police Court, yesterday, Shin
izu and Gallagher were found not
guilty of violation of the immigration
laws and discharged on the grounds
that, although the Japanese brought
here by the Shinshiu Maru were in pos
session of contracts that made it oblig-
atory for the Kobe immigration Com
pany to find them work, still they were
not obliged to work unless they want
ed to.