The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-08-26

are from the Hawaiian Fruit and Pack
ing Company.
Unless a transport comes along there
will be no more mail from the coast
till the 30th inst.
G. c. Kennedy, the plantation man
ager, and p. Peck, the coffee manager,
have returned to their respective es-
tates on Hawaii.
Food Inspector Arthur tombstone Is
engaged in examining ground coffee
and chicory handled by various groc-
cry firms In town.
Chas. Bellina, manager OF the Club
stables, purchased twelve horses while
on the coast recently and expects them
by sailing vessel soon.
McCandless Bros. will begin within
two weeks the work Of boring wells
for the water works plant on the Gear
Lansing Diamond head tract.
The Philadelphia was given a salute
Of thirteen guns on leaving port yes
terday. This was the first ceremony
Of this sort since the change Of flags.
1t is folly to suffer from that hor-
rible plague of the night, itching
piles. Doan's Ointment cures. quick
ly and permanently. At any chemists.
The Patterson and Bache are men,
toned as candidates for service In the
group as coast survey steamers. DR..
Pritchett thinks one OF them will be
here soon.
II. II. Hanna, Of Los Angeles, Is as
sisting Commissioner of Agriculture
Clark with his superfluous correspond
ence, without pay. He is an excellent
typewriter.
Gun racks have been placed in all
the rooms at the drill she'd so that
volunteers who wish may leave their
rifles there. This is one Of the fruit.
of annexation.
II the Sharpshooters reorganlze 1
will most probably be under the oil,
name Of Hawaiian Rife Association
and will operate after the manner o
. that organization.
L. b. Kerr, the dry goods man, pro
poses to soon depart for a trip to tn
United States and Europe. While alb
r sent he will purchase largely for hi
Queen street store.
Z Capt. Lydig, U. S. Commissary De
partment, has taken the Gedge cot
tage at the corner of Hotel and Rich
ards for down town Office. He oc
cupied 1t yesterday.
BY special request of the ladies o
the Hawaiian American Commission
the band played Hawaii Ponoi" be
fore the "Star Spangled Banner" a
: the Hawaiian Hotel Tuesday night.
G. Schuman Is In receipt Of q ne,
line Of carriages, surreys, cutunder de
: livery wagons, hand and machine mad
v harness. He fits rubber tires to an
style Of wheel whether old or new.
s VIM. G. Irwin & Co. are notified tina
y the Australia has been engaged for an
other trip to Manila, but that probabl
r the Zealandia may soon be availabl
z for the San Francisco Honolulu run.
Maj. Langftt, United States Eng
d neers, and Lieut.. Cameron, Fourt
s Cavalry, now on the transport Tacom,
were school mates some years agt
. and are naturally close friends her,
h c. A. Peterson, inspector of immi
grants. returned by the James Make
a yesterday from Kauai. He found labo
a matters on the Garden Isle In excer
tionally fine shape and health on tn
plantations good.
!, The Frawley Company will not visl
Honolulu this year. 1t Is more tina
likely that a company headed by Levi
u mil hn
cazar theater for season at the liza
waiian opera house.
- The Bishop OF Panapolis will hay
Catholic services held at Camp McKiT
ley every Sunday morning at 8 o'clocl
u A breakfast will follow mass. tn
W breakfast feature will be arranged b
the ladies OF the Cathedral societies.
!" James A. Low has had soil OF tn
new plantation at Halawa analyze,
and has sent the result to some Of III
: stockholders in San Francisco. III
IL report of the local chemist was fla
tering and satisfactory In the extrem
70 When the Commission returns frol
)" Hawaii, Mr.. Goo Kim and officers
the United Chinese Society will ca
{, to arrange for conference betwee
N the Commercial Agent and law NAL
{. ers on the status and wishes Of Chi
10 ese In Hawaii.
3 The flag Is Aoated at the Executi,
" building by direction OF Minister Coo
d er, who anticipated request In Il
ID premises from the Commission ar
'r who thinks the flag should be up ever
day. A number of false and sill
in stories regarding this matter have bee
N In circulation.