The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-26
LOCAL BREWTIES.

Judge HOre of Wailua Is In the city
for few days.
The w. G. Hall will leave for Kaua
ports this afternoon.
Colonel Peter Lee is in the city on a
brief visit from Hawaii.
7. c. Wills has returned To his home
in Pahala, kau, Hawaii.
Judge G. a. Galbraith liz registered al
the Hawaiian Hotel from Hilo.
H. M. Whitney has returned from his
visit to Hilo and the Island of Hawaii.
I Mrs, Samuel Parker returns to her
home In Mana next Tuesday on the
. Einau.
Mrs. Thomas J. Higgins. widow of the
late T. j. Higgins, of Oaa, IL registered
at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Judge Perry. recently appointed to
the Supreme bench of the Territory.
has been somewhat III for several days
past.
Captain Il. ID. Walker expects TO go
to Vancouver on the Miowera, July 4th,
TO begin work on his fish guano enter
prise.
"klondike" Brown, the well known
tiiloite, Is In town, and In being chaper-
oned by his namesake, the local water
master.
Wallace Il. Harrington IL "A candidate
for Secretary of the Republican Terri
torial Committee. While Sims Is said
TO have withdrawn.
The sum of $4,000 has been secured
by A.ex. Young for the new hospital for
incurables. of which 100000 belongs to
the endowment fund.
Among the notarles who have quail
Ned under the Territorial law are the
following: a. st. M. Macintosh, j. NJ
Vivas, A. B. Wood and j. W. Short
The members of the Republican Cen
tral Committee Of the Fourth and Fifth
districts are requested to meet In the
Chamber of Commerce rooms this even
Ing
Those Interested In the proposed
Fourth of July yacht race are to meet
AT 1880 today at the Pacific Cycle and
Manufacturing Company, to discuss
plans.
Ben Napthaly has been appointed sta
ton agent at Olaa for the Hilo railroad
Napthaly's many friends here and on
the Mainland viii be glad to hear of his
activities.
The following arrived from Kauai
ports on the Mikahala Saturday: e. w.
SpitZ VIM. Thompson, w, Berlowtz,
Mrs. ii. a. lsenberg. a. S. Wilcox, wife |
and family.
Among the Mauna Loa's passengers |
for Maui and Hawaii yesterday were
IL. Morrison, Miss Greenwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. $. Boyd. +. $. Dodge, Judge
tahaulelio, Father Liebert and a. l..
Boiler,
A new lowering tree is 10 be Import
I'd shortly by Prof. Kocbele. II is
tnown as Amherstia Nobilis, and Is in
iigenous TO the East Indies. 1t grows
nigh and has blossoms fifteen to eight
zen inches In length.
w. H. Hobbs. one OF the wireless
Biography experts, said yesterday that
{ was expected that the first message
o Lanai would be sent by the middle
Il next week. Communication win be
with Hawaii week later.
The Will OF Kaalakaha has been re- .
used probate hy Judge Stanley on the
round that IL was not drawn according
o the statutes. The question viii be
ppealed by the attorneys for the pro-
l0nent Mago0n & Log c. II, Peterson
represented the contestant of the viii
nephew Of the deceased,
Governor Dole has not yet appointed
Treasurer for the Territory II. j.
.oWrey and II. r. Lansing We're both
fered the position IL Is understood,
nd declined, The latest rumor Is that
george II. Carter who Is now away
rom the city, has been rendered the
osition,
The engagement Of Or, Arthur Hodg-
ns OF Honolulu 20 Miss Nora Heating
I Toronto Canada, Is announced Miss
seating arrived on the Marlposa with