The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-11-01

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mati tract
Avaris of ilaeailan Gosanmet
bonds ~ blddofs eill b. made i0daI
of tomorrow
Princess kai,lanl holds here last r.
ceptiOn for this year at Ainehsn rom
3 70 = this afternoon
\ large number ~ heavy ,ax pay
meats we're made at the ofhce ~ the
ssssssor and collector here yesterday
The sach, Gladys built on the ccas,
for T. W. Hebron. will be- brought
down with the cargo ~ the Andn~
wclch.
The Minister OF Publlc instruction
calls for tenders for the erection OF a
thrce-room school house at Haahoo
Hilo. Hawaii
Jas. A. Thompson. the accommodate.
| ing cierk OF court. has returned from
Hawaii. whore ne did good work al
the kohala term.
Pat Hughes Is now an extra ongl.
neor in the san Francisco fire depart
meut, with good prospects Of getting
permanent pcsition.
Camp Otis has been moved from the
old location inside the park track to a
point in the same enclosure nearly OPP
poslte Camp Mckinley.
There was no room on the $. s,
Warrlmoo for young Arthur Fitzger-
aid. the ex-oonvict and the boy will
wait at the city prison til another
ship comes.
1 Mckee Rankin's repertoire com
pany, with Nance O'Neil to play tn,
star parts, will be here on Novembel
2 and will give a season at the Ha
waiian Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Rice came bacI
on Saturday from San Franc-aso. hay
ing visited Mother Rice" recently In
disposed, but now. all will be glad /,
learn. entirely recovered.
Mrs. Antoinette Dawson. iron
Southern New York, was among tn
arrivals on the China. Mrs. Dawson
expects TO remain here permanently
and Is stopping with Mrs. Chaplin.
One OF the prominent town object
now from the adjacent hills Is tn
new Judd building. of Roman brick
The walls are rapidly following up tn
iron frame work to the fourth story.
The Karnival Queen, Miss Ann
Rose, OF Hilo, who sent all the goo,
people in Topeka wild with delight, re
turned by the Australia, much please,
with the cordial reception accorde,
her
All lovers of horseracing generally
and more especially those who hav
, visited the Australian colonies, will
remember that this Is the day OF tn
, Melbourne cup, the sporting event pa
excellence In tho Southern hemisphere
Vance Prather, corporal Of Compan
, X, Fourteenth Infantry. u. s. A.. win
! has veen very Ill In the Queens hos
pital for many weeks. has been ord
, cred back home and leaves by the Aus
tralia on Wednesday. Prather is nov
5 fully recovered.
The passenger list on the Maun
i i<odp wi Siahi anu Nhie NV ~
, ing, will include Capt Ahlborn an
I wife, OF Lahaina; &. Won Hamm, 10
Maalaea; the Misses Hayselden 70
Lahaina. and l.. C. Gibson, and A
Cockburn for kailua.
I, The Government has employed Fro
j. Grass, electrical engineer and ex
pert to make thorough examination
, OF the Government electric light sys
tenn and In his report suggest sue
change as in his judgment Is necessar
to make the plant an up-to-date inst
tuition.
al Arthur Fitzgerald, who has bee
such a troublesome prisoner during hi
stay on the reef" for robbery Of tn
u street railway company's strong bo
is In the city prison awaiting shipmer
;, out of the country. He forfeited "goC
u time" but had 1t restored on cond
ton OF departing the shores.
Lovejoy & Co.. wholesale wine an
y liquor dealers, have been appolnte
! by the Jesse Moore Hunt Co., Of Sa
= Francisco, and Louisville. Ky, distrit
utors for the Hawaiian Islands for tn
h famous Jesse Moore whiskeys. A shiI
Il ment Is now on the way, to arrive O
Z the S. G. Wilder. due here on or abo,
q the 9Th OF November.
The U. s. transport Senator brint
t word that just previous to the time 81
! sailed from San Francisco an ofiicl;
n order was received from the War ID,
b partment at Washington ordering tt
J. discharge Of the turbulent element b.
k longing to the First Tennessee. Their
by reducing the companies below n
i minimum strength.