The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-10-21


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The inieunf ufls b. HW sfhoH
either Minisisf ~ Ch.ci Cierk both
hciais coniinuine on tho siok lisi
The rcocpil0n 40 the new Chine.
consul will BE- held from 3 - this NJ
iernoon at the hall d the rhines,
tnlied socie,y ON kine sirst
ssrg, Davis. a. =. v. Engineer. 3.
anxious to meet Capt R0bcri Parker
charles Wilson or any othe, good maj
In . sword contest. either mounted oi
ON foot
The W u Dimond and the T. n
Spreskcls viii bring large shipment,
Of sutrcys. buckboards and harness fo'
schumans Carriage and Harness re
pository,
Grinding for the lsss y campaign
will begin NJ EVA about December
The yield Il expected To be In IA,
neighborhood OF that % last year
lFi"VV tons sugar
An important work In progress In
the Foreign Onisa just now l. the max.
ing OF q complete collection OF Iia-
saiian prints for the Congressional
Library at Washington
Capt and Mrs. Tyler. OF ST. Louis
are showing the local kodak nends
some new wrinkles In printing A
shadow picture they have produced is
a rather startling effect
When down town shopping. J. 7.
Waterhouse requests that you make
their store your headquarters. They
are showing a very fine line OF ar,
crockery and glassware.
Mrs. 4. w. Jordan gave a ladies' re
ception and tea yesterday afternoon IL
honor OF Mrs. Z. u. Waterhouse, whs
returned by the Alameda from
lengthy visit to England.
Orders have been received az Camr
Mckinley for the discharge OF Sergt
A. Il. Winter. Company NJ. First New
York, upon his own application. HI
will leave by the next steamer fol
home.
II Is believed that Rev. John Us
| borne, the Episcopal Clergyman Of thii
place. was given an honorary seat IL
the Episcopalian Congress at Wash
ington. "A representative of Hawaii
Is mentioned.
The duplicate building adjoining the
Progress block, which is being put uI
under the direction OF Bruce Warlng
a. Co. for Bruce Cartwright. is TO be
completed by Contractor Mulch on
Washlngton's Birthday, 1899.
The funeral of Private Undertake
Company l., Eighteenth Infantry, took
place from st. Andrews Cathedral nj
10 o'clock yesterday morning. Rev.
Carl Schwartz conducted the services
The remains were Inferred In Nuuanu
cemetery.
a young man who Is quite well
known In town and who draws a salary
from the Government proposed on
Monday afternoon last to kill himself
with dose of strychnia and was only
prevented by the interference of
friends. He had become Respondent
on account Of family affairs abroad
The "Kuokoa" is publishing weekly
an English Grammar In Hawaiian for
the use OF the native Hawaiians. The
present article now continued In the
Kuokoa Of tomorrow is on THE Verbs
Ma HAMA" Natives like this kind
OF reading. for It teaches them In their
own language something about the
English grammar.
A well known kamaaina is quietly
working on a plan to make an impor-
tation of negro laborers from the
States. The activity in this channel
just at this time Is due to the promise
OF better wages for field hands and the
belief that negro will do more work
and earn more money than either a
Chinese or japanese.
Z. b. Barthrop. who. while In the
States recently, was as far east as Bos-
ton, met scores OF people who declared
that they were coming to Hawaii TO
settle. Mr.. Barthrop endeavored to
outline the situation here just as It
exists. but is positive that there Is yet
to be great influx OF people OF all
conditions and classes TO the Islands.