The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-05-08

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F.h DO gs cents prf pound in NO
seems II tp uut uf 90 reason boo town
tI.ua.td as b. uU0. ID her there is a
muaplHy U thr uutiltHs df 600 icw
mtB rmb1fs m Do though nFhIng is a
trade that Do always pruhAbr. ln
|o.h,r case tlo remedy D. 90 hand.
Three ,hOus8nd dollars invested by a
company of men with white man W.
manager would, " the business u prop
l,f.y attended 10, brlng good roturnsi
/ 90. ro aye numerous fshlng banks near
ed hand and with a dozen boats at sea
always and . launch to be used as a
tender the problem Of living with an
occasional hsh rs an article OF diet
would soon le eoNCd The money for
such an enterprise Cuu d be raised In an
hour " the proper person undertook TO
float the schemc.-Hcraid.
l,st IN The Shuttle.
Mrs. l.. Severance has received a
.euer from george X. Carer OF Homo
.u.u staung that neither the clothes
sent down fom here for the China
town fire sufferers nor the Letter reach
ed him. Il seems from investigation
At the Honolulu poetoflice that the ie,-
.er WAS put in the "uncalled-tor' list
owing 10 lis being addressed to George
ii. Carer instead OF George X. Carter
In what way the clothes miscarrled is
not known, nor, with certainty, what
became of them. 1t is believed, how
ever, that in some way or other they
were made use of for the purpose Tor
which they were sent.-rribune.
BiiscelIa ieous.
G. w. Locklngton is reported quite
i'll at his home.
Mrs. u. W. Locknglon will soon
make IA visit to Maui
-. Gran Wilder, brother of the judge,
is in the city for n short visit.
d. Howard Hitchcock, wife, child and
maid, arrived On the Claudine.
W. S. Terry is recuperating at the
Shimpan's residence, Waiakea.
Mr. Day, representing Macfariane q
20, passed through Hi o on Thursday
Miss Ivy Richardson IL expected bach
rom her European tour some time in
June.
e., Bishop of Panorols and two ST.
els of the Catholic church arrived yes
e.day.
E. N. Hitchcock will probably sue
eed Henry EspiI.dl as captain OF polio
Olaa.
DR.. Shaw, Honolulu veterinary az
ompanied DR.. Elliot from Honolulu
este! day.
Miss Krout. the well known newspo
er correspondent and lecturer. is vi
G. i. Maydwell and p NJ. Mcmahon
"etrrned overland from kona, via kau,
On Tuesday.
Miss Sophie Rycroft is in Hilo for a
ew davs as the guest of the G. +.
Richardson's.
Mr.. c. 4. Richardson was abe TO go
Town to his beach residence at Kane
he on wednesday.
X. c. ADeIcrum0ie. who has bee
Hague detained in Honolulu for severa
months, has returned to Hilo.
Tom Cook. of e. d. Baldwin's office |
running the lines preparatory to wild |
ming the Cocoanut Island road.
1t is said that frequent bathing in thu |
warm spring at Puma will remove IN |
poet 0heti~ntn f~e"t'oS f~"-' ~ ct'
]. T. Lewis has been confined to his |
home during portion of this week
With a severe attack of malarial fe-
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Auerbach will
shortly go to Housekeeping in the resi-
dence formerly occupied by G. A. = Tur-
ner.
Judge Wilder contemplates making a |
trip to San Francisco on the Roderick |
Dhu. He will return on the same YES
sell
Two daughters of F. Souza left for |
the Coast on the Amy Turner. They |
will enter school in Santa Clara county |
California.
The training ship Adams was report
ed short time ago at San Diego. She
will probably be at Hilo some time |
next month.
The ship Susquehanna left San
Francisco on April 18th for Hilo. con-
signed to Hackfe.d & Co., with car
go of general merchandise.
Paul Isenberg, president of H. Hack
field & Co., Is expected in Hilo before
.ong, on business connected with the |
extensive operations of the firm.
e. Bashaw is at the Hi,o Hospital |
suffering from a severe attack of ty-
phoid fever. He is attended by DR..
Milton Rice.
The steamer Bloemfontein, from Sc
attic with a large cargo of railway ma
terlal and merchandise, will be due at
Hilo in few days.
Miss Oma Little, who returned by
the Claudine from a visit to Honolulu
of several months, has resumed her
former place in the Hilo Hospital.
II. Stuart Johnson, for some months
in charge of the Olaa teams in fIilo, has |
resigned his position and gone 10 Hono
lulu. He may continue his journey to |
the States.
August Hamburg returned by the
Claudine from a six months vacation |
in Germany and will resume his con-
nection with the Hilo branch OF II.
Hackfe,d & Co.
The Wailuku rose to flood height in |