The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-09-28
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Samuel NJ. Mott and Miss Alice Wal
ker were married on Wednesday even
Ing.
A number of officers of the transport
Thomas called on Governor Dole yes
terday.
Rambler bicycles only $40. Old wheels
taken as part payment, at 10. q. Han N
Son. Ltd.
The Governor has appointed S. w.
Kaai. ESQ., as district magistrate OF
South kona, Hawaii.
Charles Wilcox, of the Board of
Health, who has been i'll for several
days was at his desk again yesterday.
The Nippon Maru Is due tomorrow
from San Francisco. AS she is fast
boat she may arrive late this evening.
Prof A. Marques expects to go to
Australia in November. stopping at
Auckland, New Zealand, for visit OF
few weeks en- route.
DR.. w. II. Mays of San Francisco has
opened an office and will practice In this
city. His office Is just Waikiki of the
Central Union Church.
Mrs W. Ryle and daughter, who have
been doing the Islands on pleasure
trip, return to their home in Oakland.
Cal, by the Australia.
The Chamber of Commerce will hold
special session at o'clock this after
noon to consider relief for the sufferers
by the Galveston disaster.
II. NJ. Larue, capitalist OF San Fran
cisco, and a director of the Pacific Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, was one
Of the Australia's passengers.
Salary warrant No. 1886 for $50, drawn
| by the auditor in favor of Miss Lena
| Deyerlll; is advertised as lost Pay
ment on same has been stopped, -.
The name of William Aylett was
omitted uniutentionally In yesterday S
issue from the list of representatives
elected Mt the Fifth District meeting
Tuesday evening at the Drill Shed.
The undivided interest in some land
| in Keauhou, Kona consisting of three
parcels of seven and a half acres, is Of
fered for lease. For particulars and de-
scription see ad elsewhere. a.
The surplus of the funds raised by
! the Labor Day committee, amounting
| to $500, has been turned over to the
library for the purpose of purchasing
works on mechanical and technical sub
jects
| Delegate elect Samuel Parker. Judge
Humphreys and A. Il. Loebenstein We're
| interested spectators at the Joint CON
vention of the Fourth and Fifth Dis
tric;s held last night at the Drill Shed
A native woman wearing the old
fashioned pau, or flowing skirts fol
horseback riding, was seen on tn
streets yesterday. Her appearance at.
tracted almost as much attention from
kamaainas as from strangers.
]. II. MacLafferty, manager OF the
! j. w. Butler Paper Companys Pacific
Coast branch, is in Honolulu after or
ders. The Butler company Is one OF
the largest In the United States and is
making determined reach for the
trade of Hawaii.
| Rev S. L. Desha, OF Hilo, who was
delayed over one boat by a fall from a
horse, left on the Kinau for his home
yesterday. Mr.. Desha made good use
Of his enforced delay here, however
raising q considerable sum of money
for the new organ which Is to be placed
In his church.
Cards have been received in this city
for the wedding OF Miss Helen Stevens
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Stevens
OF Osgood Hill, North Andover, Mass.
and Mr. Arthur Charles Lovekin. Th'
wedding VIII take place at North An
dover, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lovekin vii
be at home at their Waikiki residence
after January l.
Robert II. Lange has notified Cover.
nor Dole by letter of his appointment
as vice consul at Honolulu for Belgium
He states that His Majesty King Leo
pold III of Belgium, under date of MAY
30. 1900 made the appointment He ha:
also received his exequatur from Presl
dent Mckinley dated July Q. 1900
Mr.. Leon Guislau, Belgian consul a
San Francisco. still retains his Jurisdic
ton over the Honolulu vice consulate
as heretofore.