The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-02-11
LOCAL BREvlTIES.


Saturday evening.
A baseball team is being praoticed
az Punahou College.
Rubber Stamps of all kinds made
at the Gazette Office.
Photos of Island scenery at King
Bros art store, Hotel street.
There was no meeting of the Com
missioners of Education yesterday.
Haole cooks have again succeeded
Chinese chefs at the Hawaiian hotel
The mile records in both classes
were lowered in the bicycle races last
night.
patients at the Queens hospital. yes
terday.
A big Raymond and Whitcomb ex-
cursion from Boston will be here in
April
There will be dance aboard the
Baltimore on the evening of the 22d
OF this month.
Senator Kauhane of Kau came down
on the Mauna Loa yesterday to be in
time for the Legislature.
All the che ia "tfends" fined in the
Police Court on Monday have appealed
for a mitigation of sentence
John Cassidy. superintendent of the
Mutual Telephone system. is making
an inspection of the country lines.
Stearns Buck is now in charge of
the Government Electric Light Station,
having been established by Mr.. Rowell,
yesterday
Billy cassie of Kealia, is in town
making further arrangements for his
departure for the Klondike about the
middle of next month.
A demurrer was filed in the Supreme
Court yesterday by ]. X. Sumner to
the answers filed by Judge Perry and
]. A. King on Tuesday.
A. A. Todd. who is we'll known here
and who has a number of relatives
in Hawaii, died at Apia, Samoa, about
the middle of last month.
To consider the question of disincor-
poration, the stockholders of Waihee
Sugar Company will meet today at 9
a. m. at the office of C. Brewer & Co.,
Ltd.
The concert by the Hawaiian Glee
Club under the direction of VIM.
Coelho, will take place at the Opera
House on Saturday night, rain or
shine
1t is on the 10Th inst, at the opera
house that the Dramatic circle of the
Kilohana Art League will present two
plays. Tickets will be on sale in a
few days.
Health Agent Reynolds left on the
Lehua, Tuesday with 10 lepers for the
settlement on Molokai. He will be
back as soon as he has finished all his
work there,
Judge Perry and ]. A. King, receiver
of the estate of John X Sumner filed
their answers to the Supreme Court
yesterday to the petition of ]. X. Sum-
ner for writ of prohibition.
The races of tomorrow evening at
!. Cyclomere end the regular sessions of
the meet. If the Bilmartin-Jones
match is a go it will be an extra and
special event for next week.
Justice W. F. Frear, W. A Bowen
and Prof. W. D. Alexander, comprise
the committee to which has been dele
gated the task of securing a new pas
tor for Central Union church.
meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Y. NJ. C. A. was held Monday
night. Nearly all the time of the
Board was taken up with the work
of voting in new members, So in all.
Eugene Giberson, now engaged in
getting up group photograph of fifty
of the principal business men of the
city, is meeting with success. Four
teen business men have already given
in their names.
The ]. T. Warehouse people had
quite run on the Calcium King bicy-
Gle lamps yesterday, and as a conse-
quence a number were seen on the
streets last night. If you intend get
ting one an early call should be made.
]. H Rhodes, King street, is now
the proud possessor of a large number
Of lily of the valley plants in bloom.
He is the only man who has been
successful in making them bloom in
this country. They are as large and