The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-05-10
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

No more racing at Cyelomere so far
rs the hui OF town boys is concerned.
A quite heavy earthquake shock was
felt week ago last Sunday at Homo
kaa.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. points
10 the merits of the Aermotor and its
auxiliaries.
All the boat clubs now have in train
ing crews for the expected Fourth of
July racing.
The Road Department is operating
a rock crusher on the Kamehameha
School premises.
Hopp & Co., make awnings all
sizes and colors, frame them and lit
them at moderate prices.
Diamond Head Charley has promised
to sound a general alarm in case he
sights Spanish man-of-war.
Considerable water has been struck
IS feet at Kaunakakai. Molokai.
The Bennington had her search
lights going very lively style last
night. This was regular practice.
1t is likely that the Bennington will
today begin donning war paint in anti
cipation of being relieved by the Alert,
Alexander Young is financial hacker
of the proposal to establish mission
church in Olaa with Rev. c. ". Hill
in charge.
There is now employed at the Homo
lulu Iron Works the largest force the
establishment has had on the pay rolls
for several years.
G. Schuman's suggests that intend
ing purchasers of carriages, buggies or
harness will find exactly what is needed
at his repository. Fort street
In Harper's Weekly of April 25d.
there is an interesting illustrated arti-
Gle on Samoa by William Churchill,
lately American Consul at Samoa and
well known here.
Judge Day, who has been made Sec
rotary of State for the United States,
is a brother-in-law of Mr.. Fairchild,
the shoe man and a relative of Colonel
Spalding of Kealia plantation.
Manager Dillingham; returned last
evening from a trip over the Oahu
Railway. He says that the Waialua
extension has been completed to the
Waialua bridge. Regular trains will
probably be running by June 1.
A splendid portrait of Miss Madge
| McCandless, daughter OF Senator Nc
Candless, appears in the Puritan ma
gazine. The likeness is from photo
graph by Davey and is fine reproduc-
ton of the beautiful and artistic st
Cecilia pose.
In the report of the proceedings OF
the House Thursday. the name OF Rep
Paris was referred TO as having been
mentioned by Rep. Kaai as one of the
members continually absenting him
self. The names of Reps. Richards
and Pogue were the only ones used.
The Court of Inquiry in the case OF
John Good was convened at military
headquarters last night. The Court
was formed and all the preliminary
steps for the beginning of business
were taken. Adiournmnt until week
from Monday night. was then an
nounced.
There is expected in the House OF
Representative early this week the re-
port Of the special committee on oper-
ations of the public works department
for the past two years. This will in
clude testimony of E. B. Thomas, Fred
Harrison, f. II. Redward on the new
Central Fire Station and Julian Mon
sarrat and others on Hawaii roads.
A new belt plate of design selected
by Col. ]. H. Fisher, has been received
from the Coast and issued to officers
of the National Guard Of Hawaii
Heretofore the plate has been the same
as that used in the United States
Army. The new plate is very neat
affair. 1t has a smooth border and
an embossed background. The orna-
ment is the Hawaiian shield, sur