The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-02-08

will be taken on the resignation of
Rev. d. P. Brine.
There was no meeting of the Cabinet
yesterday. The Attorney-General was
in Court and the other Ministers very
busy in their offices.
Before taking out a policy call on
E. R. Adams, general agent of the
Provident Savings Life Assurance So
ciety of New York, and see the plans.
Geo. H. Robertson of G.. Brewer &
Co., left for Punaluu, Kau, on the Ke
Au Hou yesterday. He will visit both
Pahala plantation and Kapapala
ranch.
Valuable leasehold property at Wal
kiki will be offered for sale at public
auction on Monday, March 7th. Par
ticulars of w. R. Castle or Jas. F.
Morgan.
Professor Koebele and Jos. Marsdea
carried heavy baggage by the Kinau
The professor may be compelled to
do some laboratory work while in
vestigating blights.
The book Fifty Years of Masonry in
California" will at the proper time
have pictures of the exterior and in
terror of the home of Hawaiian Lodge
No. 81, of this place.
]. w. Smithies has been employed
permanently by the Hawaiian News
Company He left for Kauai on the
w. G. Hall yesterday to attend to
some matters of business.
Harry Wilder and Percy Lishman
have signed to play baseball during
the 1898 season with the Regiment
team. This about completes the wreck
of the old old Star team.
It is reported that DR.. Thompson,
who was just resigned his position as
Government physician for the district
of North Hilo will go to the Klondike
country to seek investments.
The match between Gleeful Jones
and Terrill from France will be the
chief attraction at Cyclomere tonight,
with Bilmartin in the other profession
al event and a fine amateur card.
Lo Hung was sent up from Waianae
on Saturday and Immediately removed
to Oahu Jail. He received a sentence
of three months in the District Court
of Waianae for assault with a deadly
weapon.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
having received the 1898 Tribune road
and racing machines will be pleased
to have you call and investigate the
merits of this popular wheel Sundries
always in stock.
There was scarcely breath of air
stirring Saturday evening. The flags
of Cyclomere hung down the stats and
the music and shouting there and
even calls of the starter could be heard
in Makiki and Punahou.
By order of the assignee of the
bankrupt estate of H. Cannon, Jas. F.
Morgan will sell at his salesrooms to-
morrow, groceries, show cases, coun-
tiers, ice chest, horses, wagons, har-
ness, etc.
Telephone patrons will be glad tC
learn that Togo Jackson and Jane:
Lemon have gone back as operator:
at the Telephone Exchange. Gradual
ly, the old force, that gave so much
} satisfaction, is being taken back.
Geo. P Castle of the firm of Castle
& Cooke will leave for San francisco
on the Australia today, there to spent
: a short time with his family. While
| away, his place as head of the mer
chandise department, will be taken b!
| o. st. John Gilbert.
The plans for the new Judd Build
ing are open for inspection at the
Office of the Hawaiian Safe Deposit
& Investment Co., 4OS Fort street
The offices will be easy of access, ant
replete with every modern convent
enee, not the least of which will be
resident janitor.
The regular annual meeting of the
, Hooulu Lahui Society will take place
on the 18th inst. 1t is not expected
| that there will be feast this year a!
is the usual custom. The Queen Dow
ager is still quite i'll and the mem
bers do not, on that account, feel Xix,
making much of jollification. 1t Il
likely that just a luncheon will b,
served.