The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-10
LOCAL BReWrles.

ilrN hnpu vas one ~ the rinud.
mes puHHuIn.Is
Mics Kate liofner arrived by the Iva.
iani un Saturday
] juy q Kelley " visiting his sister,
Mrs stacker 81 lilo.
/ Judge iiookaho came w from EVA
yesterday on business
| Miss y. McTigh has returned from a
vacation spent ON Kauai.
j. o. Richard and ". Ioulason came
w on the lwaiani on Saturday
Rev W. NJ Kincald expects to leave
soon FOR his summer vacation.
Mrs Charles Dashcr ct Kauai is in
the CITY az the guest OF her mother.
l.. ". Hough has been taken quite fin
ana ~ away from business for few
days
pr Carmichael leaves today for va
cauon, to De spent ON the Island of
Hawaii.
Among the Claudlnc's passengers were
w. r. Poguc, G. w. BALDWIN and Judge
kahaueliu.
John Gandall Of Llhue, Kauai. is
booked TO sail on the Alameda for san
Francisco.
The next regular mail from san Fran
cisco Will be brought by the Nlppon
Maru on July 18th.
Ben Clark of T. II. Davies & Co. left
on the $. c. Allen yesterday for a pleas
ure trip To the Coast.
The Governor has appointed Mrs. Al
ice Clark Jordan and Mr.. II. NJ Won
Holt Commissioners of Public Instruc-
ton.
Miss Finckler, n school teacher of
Kauai, arrived from that Island yes
terday and will spend her vacation In
this city.
! Nat l,I a.
are in the city from Kealia. Mr.. Fair
child. ST. will return to the Coast on
Saturday.
Mrs Coney, wife of Sheriff Coney of
Kauai will arrive in Honolulu on the
w. G. Hall, on Sunday, for stay of
some length.
| II. n. Paxton was taken Ill at his Of
flee in the Judd building yesterday and
was forced to go home and give up bust
ness for the day.
Among others who went to Kauai OH
the last Noeau We're Walter McBryde,
Charles Gay. Mrs. c. II. Bishop and
Mrs. De La Nergne.
Judge w S. Edngs leaves on Friday
afternoon for Kailua. Hawaii. where
he will assume his work as Judge of the
Third District Court.
Manager VOTERS of Lihue plantation
mas resigned ana Will very soon return
to his home in Germany, where his wife
went year or so ago.
Judge Whiting has resumed the gen
eral practice of law. He has taken the
law offices of Judge Humphreys on
King and Bethel street,.
EN-Justlce w. A. Whiting of the Su-
preme Court has resumed the practice
of law and has taken offices at the cor
ner of King and Bethel streets.
Or. Garvin of the Board OF Health
has returned from n visit to Maui
where he disposed of a quantity of Gov
eminent property used during the
plague.
Rev. w. II. Chamberlain and wife ar
rived on the Alden Besse yesterday and
viii make Hawaii their home. Mr..
Chamberlain is son of Mr.. Chamber
lain of the custom house, and was born
in Hawaii.
The heavy machinery for the McBryde
plantation that was brought from the
Coast on the Australia VIII be shipped
to the plantation on the Maui, which
has been chartered for that purpose
from the Inter Island Company.
Nearly all the track material for the
Pacific Heights electric railway has ar
rived coming on the Alden Rpsse the
Mohican and the Irmgard and Mr.. J. G.
Pratt of Bruce. Waring & Co. announces
that the road will be open within a
short time. The cars are to arrive by
the next Australia.
The Government will open up public
sands at Diamond Head. j. T.. Brown.
Land Commissioner states that figures
prevailing for land in other parts of the
city should be taken into consideration
in figuring up for the sale of this prop
| erty, believing that one-fourth would
be added to the former amounts.
al orr
of Oahu College. leaves on the Australia
for Harvard College today. Before leav-
| ing San Francisco he Will visit his
brother. Seymour. in Berkeley. Cal, and
also his grandmother, Mrs. Van CleVe.
| I'm Minneapolis. lie will take a fun
classical course. The term begins DC
tober LIST.
Assistant Superintendent Tulloch Of
the Hawaii telephone system Ia In the
city and has already made arrange
ments whereby the first message by
wireless telegraphy shall be transmitted
over the wires Of ne system from Ma
hukona. on Hawaii, to Hilo. Mr.. tut
loeb will return to Hilo on the Kinau
on Tuesday
The work OF erecting the power house
for the Rapid Transit Company is well
started and the foundation will soon be
completed. The power house is on Ala
pal street between Young and Rere-
tania streets. Tt will be n substantial
structure and will furnish power for the
company's entire system.
Major George c. Potter, Secretary of
the Hawaiian Commission to the Paris
Exposition. arrived In Paris sometime
ago, and Immediately commenced the
installation of the Hawaiian Exhibit In
the space allotted to this country. He
is residing at number 26 Avenue Rapp,
Paris. and make his headquarters at
the offices of the American Commission.
| At the Governors council yesterday
morning the matter of land exchange
| for which Mr.. C. NJ Cooke had made
application was brought up. The land
desired was at Luakaha, Nuuanu val
| ley 1t was recommended that the re-
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