The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-12-13

IL entifely ssfianed Wlfh o. nreH
ments in leNpil We hss seven .Ate
acrs 10 cofce
Thew eas large audien5 90 th'
orpheums shos last nirht ana the sl.
isihc'ion Nas soucrt' a. The appalss
was generous
Mai. A. ". Nlckerson. rhief c.etk iu
the c,mmlssaIy department here. VII
a~company Capt Lydig cn the fssi
resource trips
4 letter from the United states geo
logical survey Office To Professor Alet
ander states that they viii BOON begin
work on the Islands
Yesterday. at public auction, J @.
serrao purchased a twenty-one years
lease ON a lot In Hllo. for $685.. The
upset price was sio0
Professor A koebcle Is lamcntlng
the fac, that lot of beetles he shipped
TO the Islands from Mexico were car
ried on to Australia and lost
Mrs. W. J. Iowrie and daughter, Miss
Clara. and son. MIR. Walter l,owrie
leave this evening by the Claudine foT
Sprcokelsyllle, Maui, their future home
There was a pretty luau at kalihi
saturday afternoon. complimentary 10
the ladies who assisted IN the Catholic
fair ON the St. Louis College grounds,
Mr.. Campere, the California citrus
belt man here looking for an enemy "a
purple blight, has found the destroyer
and Is breeding great colonies Tot snip
ment.
The funeral OF Private Clyde Minnis
discharged from Company n, Twenty
third Infantry. who died at the Queen :
hospital. will be held from st. Andrew s
Cathedral at 10 o'clock this morning
G.. II. Greig. governor OF flaming s
Island, accompanied by Walter Gassett
are down from Hilo. where they ar
rived by schooner from the South
seas last week.
Benson. Smith A. Co. suggest a hottl,
of Maize cologne as a suitable Chris,
mas present. A large assortment o
American. French and English toile
waters are carried by this firm.
New artcsian well boring outfits ar,
TO be brought into the country by q
+. Dillingham;, for Waialua plantation
by the Honolulu plantation people ant
by the American Sugar company.
Chas. T.. Wilder, who has been Ha
waiian Consul at San Francisco sine.
1893. Is said to be a candidate for col,
lector general of customs at Honolulu
against the present incumbent, +. d
McStocker,
+. A. Schaefer has received a letter
from Father Wendelin, OF the MolokaI
settlement, asking for second hand
mems clothing. Those oharitably dis
posed may leave such AT the store OF
r. A. sShaeter d Co TINS week.
Il. T.. Waity, T.. c., has received his
commission as Deputy Supreme Chan
uanai w. ,sInrs, H. Vas, ,o' u"'
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aairo5 T., ~ 60 ""'
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Mr. ana Mrs' r w. boswpr'h, wh1
arrtveu .! 'he rarohne, VII! RENAL,
lrInn"hoI'is !" iiohoi"iu' Mr. DE
the Hollister Drug 70 Mrs Roswo,tf
| is a very talented lady and will nroy.
quite an aca,,isitian To society
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no naara &c cI,,aa,,a, .',,n oso 49,
o.. n,,,iJran "a Iarao an' "ov 800
s.,n,.i. ua,a,.,as ,r s"hSo, 49, -
osna AZ @'h,o.%a mil. aSs.,. !.
Smith has been an interchangeable work
er In the interest OF education In tn,
Islands.
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s S.i ., 'rSot'oh Coming ron
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