The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-10-11

ilasali AMI hopes that his previous /
espensnte may ptote ~ s,me ttlhs .
sefe
The Ninitisr n ilbiis destruction
calls ~ tenders fuf four tvo-f'um
school buildings on laval
Judge STANLEY will sail this mofnlns
FOE kohsla 10 sli In place n Jnige
Hitchcock on the circuit bench
John A. Gowan. wife aud son. of
Mexico. arrived by the ~ " Nithet
yesterday to locate In the Islands.
Complaint IL made that the Volcano
road between Uilo and the cight-mile
post IL IN a sad state Of disorder.
Portuguese in Hawaii will celebrate
December I. as the anniversary OF the
release Of the mother country from
spanish rule.
Engineers at Camp Mckinley and
the troops at Camp Otis expect to re-
ceive months pay by the Alameda
on Wednesday.
II Is probable that the manager for
the big new hardware business 70 be
made by consolidation. will be brought
from the coast.
II Is claimed that two agents are at
Hilo from the States looking over the
field with the view OF establishing
banking business.
W. G. Irwin, W. H. Cornwell, sam.
Parker and Royal ID. Mead were among
the town people who returned by the
Kinau Saturday night
Henry Porter. an old resident of
Hilo. died on sunday, october ., and
was buried the following day lie left
widow and four children.
A dozen men writing from Manila by
/ the Doric say the expectation there Is
| that the American troops will leave for
home before the end OF the year.
The first regiment here from the
Coast for Manila will he the Fifty
first Iowa. IL was expected that the
first transport would sail last week.
1t was the Sth OF October. 1910, that
Kamehameha III gave to the people
the first written constitution for the
Government of the Hawaiian Islands.
An interest of Louis Richards Rosa
in lot at Kikihale, sold by Auction
eer Harry Armitage. Saturday morn
ing, was bought by David KAPPA for
$500.
VIM. Ottman. one of the men who
has secured light wine license for
Waikiki, will occupy the Chinese store
premises opposite Sherwood's near the
bridge.
Commander Tanner, Commander
Taussig and Consul Haywood went
down to Pearl Harbor yesterday in the
Bennington launch and had look over
the lochs
J. +. Morgan, real estate and stock
broker Is member OF the Honolulu
Stock Exchange. All business entrust-
ed to him will have immediate and
careful attention.
Manager Twinning and Tenor Morse
leave this morning for Hilo, where a
concert will be given. Upon returning
from Hawaii, Mr.. Morse will be heard
here at popular prices.
Hartshorn spring window shades,
that stay where they are put. large,
roomy and comfortable willow veranda
rockers and hair mattresses that cure
aching bones, are carried by j. Hopr
& Co.
A fair sized audience heard the con-
cert of Sydney II. Morse, assisted by
local talent, in Progress Hall, Saturday
+. evening. This was the final special
> appearance of the popular tenor In
Honolulu.
Dyspepsia and half the ills of life are
the result of impure food. J. 4. Water
house never sacriiices quality in orde,
TO name low price. Highest standard
nj ,.ntpE L.
better for everyone.
, Shareholders in the firm of Brewer &
Co. decided Saturday morning to in
crease the capital stock OF the concern
: from 5000, 200 to 81, 900, 1000. A dividend
OF nine per cent. for the past three
months was declared.
r Prof. Alexander returned by the III
e nau from Olaa where he has been
:. directing the surveying OF a cross road
y TO connect with two tracts OF coffee
, land soon to be opened up by the Gov
5 eminent for settlement
The Queen Victoria Annex to the
! Hilo hospital Is finished at a cost oi
!. $1,000. 1t will be furnished free OF
= charge by TheO. II. Davies & Co. The
Annex will be for the use OF invaded
e white residents OF the district.
The liner Dorlc locked at the Mai
3 wharf at noon yesterday from Yoke
hama and sails for San Francisco a
4 o'clock this morning. Besides {
5 small cargo the Doris had lot o
Chinese and Japanese imnigrants-70'
all told. A lot OF bananas will go 4
: San Francisco on the deck Of the Dorl
q today.