The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-12
LOCAL BIKE viTSS.

c, II. Hall Of kona is a visitor in Ho-
rolulu.
Some beautiful pure bred Berkshire
breeding pigs for sale. Honolulu Stock
Yards CO., Ltd.
The Interior Department invites ten
ders for the construction of two steel
bridges in Honolulu.
An kinds OF fine pure bred live stock
for sale on order. Address Honolulu
Stock Yards Co. Ltd.
Liliuokalani's locomoble arrived on
the Australia and will shortly be put In
commission by its owner.
An insane Chinaman was taken to the
police station from kapalama Friday
night and sent to the asylum Saturday
afternoon.
The local military companies are
making great preparations for the Ad-
mission Day parade and expect to make
a fine showing.
Mr. S. c. Lucas, the opticlan. has re-
turned from an extended trip through
Hawaii. His family were with him and
have also returned.
The carpenters began work yesterday
upon the platform in front of the Elk
ecutive building, upon which the cere-
monies of inaugurating Governor Dole
VIII take place.
Among the arrivals on the w. q. Hall
on Saturday were G.. N. Wilcox, DIR. ii.
c. Watt. M. r. Prosser. Deputy Sheriff
w. II. Rice. Jr.. and Rev. Hans Isen-
berg.
The entrance to st. Andrews Cathe-
dral from Beretania street, which has
been used for so many years. has been
closed to the public by the erection OF
a cottage.
Shippers and merchants have pre-
scented c. ]. Campbell with an appropri-
ate testimonial as an appreciation OF
his services as quarantine officer dur
ing plague times.
wray Taylor played the organ at the
dedication o. kaumakapili Chapel sun,
day. His rendition of the music added
greatly to the enjoyment and religious
enthusiasm Of the affair.
C. w. Carr. the transportation agent
in charge Of the Hawaiian mails. arriv-
ed in the transport Sherman Saturday
morning. He comes from Washington,
where he has been on duty.
| A good. live young man is wanted I'm
every district on the Islands of Hawaii,
Maui and Kauai to represent an es-
| tablished business concern OF Honolulu
In his district. See ad in this Issue for
particulars.
| In response to an application made by
Nj. II. Flint, u. S. Postal Inspector, dat
| ed June T. for office accommodations In
| the Executive building. the Executive
Council yesterday voted that the Minis
ter of the Interior make the necessary
arrangements to allow them the use of
the two mauka rooms In the basement
of the building, facing District Magis-
trat Lyle's office. The arrangement lie
temporary.
The matter of the lot purchased OF
Messrs. Bishop & Co.. makai and ad-
joining the prison premises. as author
lied by the Executive Council on Feb
ruary 2lst, 1899. for $4,000. was brought
up and Mr.. Damon stated that as there
was an appropriation now for paying
for this land, Bishop az Co. was ready
to deed II to the Government. and the
papers were referred TO the Attorney
General to have proper deed drawn up.
Lieut. Z. Il. Kilbourne of the Four
teenth U. S. Infantry. now stationed In
Manila, viii be married on July LIST to
the youngest laughter of the late Col.
Egbert. who was shot in the Philip
pines Lieut.. Kilbourne came through
with the signal corps In 1898. and was
later assigned to the Fourteenth regi-
ment A large number of wedding
presents are aboard the transport Sher-
man, addressed to the young officer.
and will probably reach him on his.
wedding day.
There has been delay in removing the
wireless telegraph Instruments from
the Australia, owing to the quarantine
ing OF the cargo OF that vessel, and as
a result It Is probable that the system
will not be set up In time to transmit
the news concerning the Admission Day
ceremonies. as had been hoped. The
work OF putting the instruments In po-
sition at Kaimuh Will take but short
time. and the experts In charge Will
then proceed at once to Molokai and
Maui TO arrange the connections on
those Islands.