The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-04-13
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iH deputy thoul uf hHnAl has been
.uluAtd,d by Marshal uuWu.
The Inter Island Steam Navigation
company has declared a DIVIDEND,
pnyab.N az thc Onco of thr e. rpna-
tion,
q, u. Reynolds. Hoard of Health
assent. viii leave sho tly iof q Two
Nccks inspection Of the lsp,r settle
mcnL
Mis-. Levy. wife OF Rabbi Levy. and
mother OF ~. NJ Levy who is now in
hc PLAGUE hospital, arrived by the
Australia.
SherH Baldwin reports from Maui
To- Marshal Brown that all rs quiet al
though the strike Of the Japanese is
still on.
Edgar ualstcad and one of the Me
lnerny boys were about TO start ON
rip 10 Europe when the Australia left
San Francisco. ..
The roadway OF King street in the
business section Is being greatly inn
proved by The addition of liberal layer
of broken stone.
a. Scale and w. A. Bryan, who are
connected with the Bishop museum. as
ornithologists, left for KAUAI yesterday
afternoon. They are to collect island
birds.
The China from San Francisco should
arrive this afternoon or evening. If
the rule Of saving coal is still in vogue
however she may not arrive till to-
morrow.
The Board of Health has recon-
mended the building of filter plant.
DO not wait until It is finished, but
procure one of those germ-proof filters
at Dimond's.
The HOLSTER Drug Co. have n com
plete stock of elastic trusses, electric
belts and all kinds Of supporters and
bandages in stock. They guarantee al
At, II in need of any of these app.i-
ances.
j. j. Williams and daughter leave by
the Australia. Mr.. Williams expects
to be gone about six weeks, investigat-
ing some new Photographic apparatus
and hopes to bring back new wrinkle
or two.
Lieut.. Lucien Young, who has been
stationed at Havana since the Span
lsh evacuation, is scheduled to remain
there as Captain of the Port of Ha-
vana, in recognition of the splendid ex-
ecutive ability displayed thus far.
The sewerage system flush tanks
contract has not yet been let. The
bids, which were opened on Monday,
were in shape necessitating much
time for handling. Rowell and Ed
wards are hard at work on the mat
ter, however.
Major Potter, secretary of the Ha-
waiian Commission to the Paris Ex-
position, will ship the Governments
exhibit on the Australia next Tuesday.
i.t has received word from Commits
sioner Irwin at Philadelphia relative
to<the method OF making the ship
ment.
Media, the Japanese who Is now in
Jail here for murder at Kahuku, will
be tried tomorrow. The police are still
looking for another Asiatic who Is sup
posed to know more than he should
about the same affair. If he is found
in time the matter will be disposed of
in one trial.
While in the East. on his recent trip |
for the Hawaiian government Profess
sor Koebele met DIR. Friedlander. whom
will remember. He was the |
first man who visited the Mokuaweoweo |
of four years ago The doctor |
had recently lost his brother by dysen- |
terry, in India. Since leaving Honolulu |
DIR. Friedlander had made large addi-
tions to. his scientific collection.