The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-06-08
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y Hatch visited the Yosemite
Zee dsys $50 lie returned on m
reting
Mirs MABEL i.nurhlin Niii leave ~
her home IN california ~ the Australia
June i2th
Chief clerk IiasslnEsf Of the lnterio
Department " convalescing from ri
attack % rheumatism.
Harold NJ sevali who lcn on IN,
china viii probably extend his visit q
Maine where his father resides
Minister of Interior Young resumed
his Office duties directly upon the open.
ing ~ the Executive building yestcr.
day morning.
Probably one OF the fra, important
acts Of Governor Dole after June Il
will be TO call special election FOL
the Legislature.
The stock Exchange seat OF Theodore
+. Lansing was sold TO Col. John II.
Sopcr for 5000, tho largest sum paid
for scat In the Exchange.
Dr. J. s. McGrew and Capt. G. J.
Campbell have been nominated for the
Territorial convention by the Demo-
Gratis OF the Sixth Precinct
The hours OF the local postofiico will
DO from A. m. TO 6 y. m. under the
new Jurisdiction instead OF from s a
m. to 4 p. m. as ut present.
Miss c. r.. Mccall of Saybrook. Conn,
niece OF Mr.. II. NJ. whitney. was pas
senecr on the Australia. and will re-
main here some three months.
niiss Clara Dekum OF Portland, Or.
returned to Honolulu after a two years
absence. She liz staying for the present
H..
The Republican delegates from the
other Islands took advantage of the
sailing OF several of the inter-island
boats to return to their usual haunts.
$. l.. Lyman of San Francisco came
down on the Australia to visit his
brother, Walter Hyman. Mr.. Hymar
contemplates making his home In the
Islands.
Mrs G. II. Wells, wife OF the well
known planter OF Wailutu. Maui. arriv-
ed on the Australia with Miss Wells,
and will remain In Honolulu the rest
of the week.
II. S. Moore, superintendent of the
Risuon Iron Works, San Francisco
came down on the Australia. bringing
with him II quantity of machinery for
n Oahu plantation.
George w. Ashley arrived in the Aus
tralia looking rosy and happy Mr..
Ashley's two months trip to the Coast
has done him n world OF good and he
returns completely restored In health.
The amended articles of association
of the Wahiawa Sugar Company were
reported favorably upon by the Attor-
ney-General at yesterdays Cabinet
meeting.
Mr.. Geo. Adams, father OF Andrew
Adams OF the Spreckelsville plantation,
formerly n reporter on the Advertiser,
accompanied by his sister, Miss Mar
tina Adams, were passengers on the
Australia.
The Board of Health has presented
a phaeton to the Sisters at kallhi Re-
ceiving Station, as mark OF the es-
TEEN in which the self-sacriticing
workers are held.
G. w. Adams of Boston arrived by
the Australia, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss NJ, a. Adams. Mr.. Ad
ans VIII assume the superintendency Of
the railroads on the Spreckelsvllie
plantation at Sprcckelsville.
Or. G.. r. Blake, who for two and
HAIR years practlced his profession on
Oahu and Eva plantations, has been
transferred by the Board of Health to
the Puma, district on Hawaii.
The fisherman who was injured last
week by an explosion Of giant powder
while engaged in fishing at Waikiki is
recovering from his injuries, and his
oversight will probably be retained.
The sewerage contractors are ex-
tremely busy with their trench digging
work In the residence district. Three
separate lines on Victoria, Young and
streets have been opened up.
The annual sale of fancy work at st.
Andrews Priory will be held Saturday,
June 30th, during the entire afternoon.
This will be rare opportunity for
ladies' to obtain excellent work. 1t is
probable the Priory Aid Society will
have q lunch the same day.
The bind native man, Tom Cava-
naugh, who was an attendant at the
hack stand. died Monday evening in
the residence OF Sydney Smith on
Queen street. Heart failure is attrib-
uted as the cause of the death which
was quite sudden.
w. NJ. Mlnton. OF Gear, Lansing G.
Company, left Tuesday on the China
for San Francisco in response to a sum-
mons stating that his wife was quite
i'll. 1t Is thought that Mr.. Minton may
possibly do little business In con-
nection with the bond issue OF one of
the newer plantations.
T. Seymour Hall. the son of w. w.
Hall, the hardware man, has been
chosen business manager OF cola Pod
rida," the annual publication of the
Berkeley High School. Mr.. Hall has
been student at the Berkeley High
School for the past two years and will
enter the University of California next
fall, The Call recently published an ex-
cellent likeness of Mr.. Hall.