The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
LOCAL BREvITlEs.

pcnuAni bicycles are .id hcr rs At
". q. tisii ana Eon'a,
Thc work " grading LlilfN street 10
progressing favonby
The custom HOUSE force have received
their pay for the month Of fep,embor.
". J. Noite. who IL on the Coast Ell.
ioyinR q vacation. writes that he In
much improved In health.
George ". Carter and ". ". Hoogs
went to Waimanalo last evening t.
! take part IN the Republican rally there.
Mrs. ". Carlson OF Kauai arrived yes
tterday. on the Noeau with her family.
! She will remain In the city for some
time.
Isaac Simerson, younger son OF Cap
tain Simerson OF the Mauna Loa, went
out last trip as assistant freight clerk
/ OF the vessel.
| Louis McGrew. a son of Dr. McGrew,
has been appointed chief clerk In the
quartermasters department. and Is now
| In Taku China.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF Sarah Katherine Gray should
present them to William q. SIuith the
executor, at once.
Guy Kelley, of the Inter-1sland Com
pany will leave soon for n vacation on
the Coast. He has not been away from
the Islands for ten years.
Professor Koebele has gone to Kauai
for the purpose of looking after the
cane borer. the insect which has caused
so much trouble on that Island.
Mrs. George c. Beckiey. whofs visit
ing on the Coast, is now In San Fran
cisco, and will be there for some time
before returning to the Islands.
Mounted Patrolman Halvorsen has
for
Waimea, Kauai, in place of Deputy
Sheriff Omstead, who resigned recently.
Joseph Remnant OF Kailua, North
kona, and Miss Emma Peter OF Homo
lulu, were married yesterday in the
Catholic Cathedral by Father Clement.
The can buoy In the harbor off the
railroad, wharf, has been replaced by
fine new one. that marks the shoal at
that spot much better than the old one.
Charles Wells, assistant weigher of
the custom house. will go to kahului
on the Euterpe, for the purpose OF
Weighing her coal as she discharges at
that port. -
Harry Rees late OF Wall, Nichols
Company, left for the Coast on the
Australia yesterday. He expects to re-
turn In three weeks. accompanied by
Mrs. Harry Rees.
]. w. Keliikoa, of Kona, one Of the
Independent candidates for the House.
Is in town. He speaks well for the
Home Rule party In his district, and he
thinks the Independent ticket will win.
William White. of I.ahaina. was n
passenger by the Mauna Loa yesterday
morning. Mr.. White will run as one
of the senatorial candidates on the In
dependent ticket for the Island of Maui.
John E. Bush, the court interpreter
hos tod h tta,,
which he expects to make use of cleo
pioneering In his own interest as a
Democratic candidate for representa-
tive.
Mrs. Il. Overend, whose husband is
connected with the Kona Sugar Compa-
ny, arrived by the Mauna I.oa yester-
day. Mr.. Overend was formerly inter-
ested in coffee plantations In Guate-
mala.
The steerage rate between this port
and San Francisco has been increased
from $25 to $50. The increas,, Is said to
be due to the heavy increase in the
steerage between the Islands and the
Coast.
Purser Chaplain, of the Iwalanl, who
has been acting as freight clerk for the
Mauna Loa, while the Iwalani has been |
laid up for, repairs, will remain ashore
now until his vessel is ready to again
put to sea.
Mr. NJ. II. Diggs. secretary of the Ho-
noluiu Driving Association, left for Hoo
nokaa on the Helene yesterday. He ex-
poets to be gone several weeks; the
object of his trip is insurance and real
estate business
The hollows opposite the Oahu Rail |
way depot where one of the sanitary |
fires occurred during plague times are |
being filled up: This section is located
Eva of Aala Lane, near the site of the |
old Chinese theater
The old bakery which stood at the |
junction of Beretania street with King |
street in Palama has been torn down |
and the workmen are clearing away !
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