The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-24
PEOPLE o. 1AwAiI.
N tee Of the SIN al Happenings on the
BIZ I-l.n

Az NAfH Va VIZ RiAA - ~ ~ - ~ Wv hhA'
BIZ I-i.nn
II has been learned through n gentle
man Interested In Ol8a real estate that
/ It !s proposed among the land no dors OF
the upper part Of the district to make ar
raugement with the Hi.o Railroad for
transporting Their cane from twcnty-threc
miles and below down to the Olaa planta-
! ton mill at nine miles, or II satisfactory
arrangements cannot lie made " Ia that
INN, to filo aud one OF the mills here.
] q he Intention is to soon open out the Olaa
lots for settlers. The decision has been
long dolaS ed. but viii soon be an act ac-
| CCu pl.sh
An unknown thief W tn q taste for mu-
sic has made two entrances lltl Look ng-
tens store on Front street during the
Ipast week. Last Friday Mr.. L0c<ington
discovered the less Of n guitar and on
| Tuesday morning another guitar was
missing and upon invest cation he found
on the top of a wood pile IN the rear of
/ the store three costly table covers evil
IDENTIFY dropped there by the thief as he
was making his exit. The police depart
mert is looking for a clew.
Fred. ~. Hayselden, the energetic man
agor Of Maunale plantation on Lana! has
successfully ra sed ard Is now marketing
in Honolulu garden stuff" which offers
n good reason to induce others o 70 low
| Potatoes. white turn!ps, carrots, cauli-
towers, peas. lima beans okra, onions
and summer squash are included in his
first consignment and the sale has net
tee satisfactory return. Local fruit and
vegetable dealers call for more"
C. II. Brown. who came up on the XII
nau, reports that Mr. Busch. who is ar
ranging to start another newspaper and
job printing establishment in Hilo, has
already secured "a large plant in Honolu-
| In instead of on t.e Coast. and VIII send
the same down b. u schooner - ~" r"n'
future. Mr. Busch says he Vii issue an
Ieight-page seml-weekly.
| A. b. Loehenstein returned this week
Scm n trip through Hamakua and North
IIilo with j. r. Wilson and Mr.. Rocker
These gentlemen have made some invest
ments in the magnificent agricultural
| ands of the Wa'mea country.
w. ID. Schmidt, formerly bookkeeper al
Honomu, who resigned that position 3
few months ago, returning to GERMANY
to res de permanently, as he thought, has
epented of that decision and is again or
his way to Hawaii
| Mrs. Howard Pratt rendered an e'abor-
ate dinner to the yachtsmen who We're or
the Flash when that yacht was ,steered
tc victory by her Mustard The dinner
took place at Their Riverside Park resi-
dcrce
Mr.. John Tosh expects a consignment
of frst-class milk ca tie. selected fror'
the best da tries in the Sacramento Valley
On their arrival by the Santiago, Mr.
Tosh will start dairy business in PHI
honua
Messrs. Carr and Hall, representing the
United States postal service on the Is
ands, came up to Mahukona on the XII
uau, and will make a tour of inspection
between that port and this.
Strikes of greater or less magnitude az
| Uonohina ard other plantations of North
4ilo and Hamakua are reported. At some
places the Japs refuse to either work OF
leave the plantation.
C. d. Pringle's ku.eana in Cocoanut ISL
and has been jumped. Two families have
| turing the past week been camping there
~ perm sson of the Government author
tiles.
Mr.. p. Peck is making extensive i'm
provements upon his Puueo property, pre-
paratory to erecting thereon a large anG
handsome residence.
| Mr.. ]. *. White and Alex. Cockhurr
have bought the interest Of Alex. Lind
say, Jr., in the Kona Trading Co., hai.
Ilua.
Hon. C. A. Galhraith came up from the
capital last night. Mrs. Galhraith will
probably return to Honolulu with HIM.
| MISS IldHtl Lt"lS ItttlNtt pam u
Though not serious injury by beng thrown
from her horse on Wednesday evening.
Chas NJ. LeBlond will leave for the
States on the Roderick Dhu on a business
trip and will be gone about ninety days.
| Alexander Lindsay has disposed of his
interests in the Kona Trading Co. tc
Alex. CoCkburn and ]. X. White.
The new paper to be established in Hi
10 will, so it is sad. he an organ OF the
Independent Democratic faction.
Mrs. a. b. Loehensten has been con
fined to her room during the week with
a severe attack OF grippe.
NJ IS Oma Little has returned from
Kaumana and is feeling much improved
in health.
Mrs. w. II. Lambert and daughter were
guests of the ]. w. Givens', Olaa. on
Tuesday.
w. II. C. Campbell and family came In
from Puma for two or three days this
week.
There was n battle royal In the Japan
ese tea house at Wa!akea Monday night
George H. Angus and sister were pas.
sengers TO Hilo by the Kinau.
Dr. and Mrs. Carmichael left Eilo or
Sunday last for Laupahoehoe.
Mrs. Tom May and children were pas.
sengers on the Kinau.
j. r. Wilson returned from Honokaa
Tuesday night.
u o, Carter, Jr,, OF Bishops bank. is
in town.