The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-06

morning for the final consideration Of
It's memorial to be presented to the
Commission.
A number OF cases Of mumps have
been Quarantined at the Military hos
pital. The first case arrived by the
Arizona.
Deputy Attorney General r. p. Dole
| left by the steamer James Makee yes
terday afternoon for Kappa on court
business.
The Government band will give a
concert at the Hawaiian hotel this
evening complimentary to Maj. Gen.
Merriam.
/ c. Brewer & Co. announce that the
bark Johanna, 1.164 tons, will sail from
New York on or about October Is for
Honolulu.
The Cabinet Ia In no hurry to issue
the retail wine and beer licenses for
this Island and may not get around to
them for some time.
Mrs. Woodwork. wife of Col. Wood.
worth, Gen. Merritt's stan, Is a through
passenger by the Scandal for Manila
to Join her husband
About two dozen United States wag
ons were on the Waikiki road at a time
Saturday. hauling supplies to the
troops at the camp.
Hawaii will likely be entitled to one
cadet at West Point and one at An
napolis. Selections are made by com
petitive examination.
The band welcomed the Scandia a
the Oceanic wharf Saturday morning
The New York regiment band, OF
board the steamer, also played.
There is a batch OF applications 81!
inches high at the Interior Office 70
light wines and beer licenses under al
act passed by the last Legislature.
: ]. q. Wood Is still at work upon
program for concert, the proceeds G
which will go toward paying of tn
debts OF the Foot Ball Association.
!. An order has been sent to the State
o for several hundred dollars of Hawai-
an dimes to be made over there an
sold here at little above face value.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Irwin have n
turned from Maunawii to their res
= dence at Waikiki. Mrs. Irwin intend
to leave for San Francisco on the 14tl
Mrs. T.. Hoffman. OF Oakland. ha
, sent to the Commissioner Of Agricu
> ture some seed of the Norfolk Islam
pine for the purpose of experiments ;
the Government nursery.
It came from the Coast yesterda
that Col. Soper and Mr.. Valentin
II brother of the president OF Well
Fargo, were floating stock OF the pr,
posed new Waialua plantation.
J. The Hawaiian Hardware Compau
y has recently received large shipmeI
OF 1.-THE Perfect Plows." They clai
IS this pillow requires less animal pow,
/ to draw 1t and cuts an excellent fu
row without digging down.
n Engineers at Camp Mckinley ha,
. received instructions to make reQuis
lions for all clothing needed to JAM
y airy /. This is taken a. an Indicate
W that the corps will remain here unit
that date at least.
r Col. G. w. Macfarlane. John Cassid
ID r. Pollitz, Frank Gassaway, C. We
ters, Miss Juliette Smith. J. X. Fa
Ne ley and II. Schultze were among Il
,e number OF passengers 10 sail by Il
COptic for the States.
s. Although the tendency nowadays
l. to have a large variety Of cOloring
a room, the cOlors of each piece
70 furniture and covering should be car
~ fully studied out. HOpp 4 Co. make
- their business to assist you.
i, Purser John CRUDE has been appoin
,s ed to the steamer w. q. Hall and &c
20 Piltz, formerly of the Kauai, takes Il
same position on the Mikahala. Freig
III Clerk Hansman, OF the Mikahala. h
IL been promoted to be purser of 4
Kauai
Ne Representative men OF Honolulu
~ and "In the Insular Republic" are I
subjects of two well-written articles
he the Minneapolis Sunday Times
nd August IA. The group portrait
prominent men Is reproduced In co
he nection with the first named contrib
lu ton.
Luis Andrade, the baker, has t
e. contract for supplying large quantiti
of of bread to the United States troo
ri. John Andrade, the carriage man,
or the contract for the hack business
n. the officers to and from town. The {
i'm press company with which Frank A
drade Is connected has contract
:, hauling for the troops.
aw One OF the events arranged for I
ar gatta Day is a twelve-Oar barge RI
between crews of the U. s. +. s. Pt
, adelphia. lhe race will be one
ne special interest on the warship. 1t v
ne be between the engineers and d.
ZIP men. Both sides have crack ere
There Is already a lot Of money up
old the race. The sailors hope that a
his tive crew from shore will also EN-