The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-07-15
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sugar, 10 ueS, IA cents.
Geo. w. Smith rightly led one OF the
professions.
1t was Minister Damon who wanted
the 100 guns.
+. X. Adams, Geo. II. Carter, ct al,
formed one procession.
The schooner Makihana will be sold
where she lies in South Kona on Mon
day, August /.
Patronize the California Feed Co.
when you want the best hay, feed or
grain at right prices.
Fred j. Lowrey, Curtis p. Iaukea and
j. A. Magoon have been re-commis-
stoned inspectors of Oahu prison.
Castle & Cooke advertise various
household goods, principal among
which is the Blue Flame oil stove.
+. o. Hall & Son advertise houses
for your pet birds in painted and brass
wire, also parrot and breeding cages.
Professions. horns Of every size, con-
dition and key and fire works were the
order in town most OF Wednesday
night.
Chief Justice Judd and w. A. Kin
ney were among the joyful celebrants
at the Coptic's wharf Wednesday after
noon.
The English and American flags were
entwined above the gangway on the
Coptic when she entered port Wednes-
day afternoon.
Business houses In San Francisco
sent by the Coptic congratulations to
all Of their Honolulu correspondents
on Annexation.
Walter Bromley is now with the
water works department, having LETT
the engineering service of the Inter
Island Company.
The Chronicle of July says that
the transports City OF Puebla and the
Peru will sail about July IL, or per-
haps two days later.
In the Circuit Court at Honokaa, the
trial Of Mrs. Geo. Ruttman, charged
with accomplishing the death OF an in
FAINT, resulted in acquittal.
John +. Scott Is one Of the visiting
school teachers who finds warm well
come on all sides in Honolulu. He is
now stationed at Waimea, Kaua.
1t is folly to suffer from that hor-
rible plague Of the night, itching
piles. Doanis Ointment cures. quick
ly and permanently. At any chemists.
James Hutcheon, a former luna with
the II. 8. Co., Hilo. left by the Coptic
for India, where he will endeavor to
start a sugar plantation with English
capital.
A. w. Pearson. Ed Dekum and many
others have received letters from rela-
tons OF Oregon soldiers thanking
them for courtesies shown the boys
while here.
W. ID. Dressler OF the Examiner, II
+. Rose and w. II. Cameron OF the
Chronicle, A. A. Lotto OF the Post, and
Arthur Dixon of the Call came down on
the Coptic.
DR., Samuel Karr's Book on "The
Mos Prevalent Diseases Among Horses
in the Hawaiian Islands" has Just been
issued. 1t is brimful OF information
on the subject treated.
Marshal Brown gave orders to the
police Wednesday night to ''be easy
on The boys during the celebration.
The instructions were obeyed. In fact
the police enjoyed the fun as much as
anyone else.
The additions to the regular force in
the post Office will do away with the
necessity OF calling upon the men IN
the upstairs departments to assist in
the distribution Of mails upon the ar
rival OF foreign steamers.
A Honolulu man has received from
AGA >. Bushnell letter In which this
Governor OF Ohio says: ~ received
the Commercial Advertiser and was
greatly interested in the paper. |
thank you heartily for sending It,"
Willie Wilder took VIII Cornwelrs
place In the Alaska dredging expedi-
ton. Cornwell Is In the Hawaiian
consulate at San Francisco. and Just
now is In charge for the reason that
Consul Wilder is at Lake Tahoe.
Paauhau plantation, on Hawaii, has
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