The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-20
LOCAL BREvlTles.


lukni with thn Board of Heath.
Next month iho natives a. unrn who
ore connected WITH tna Republican par
~ wil give grand luau.
Former queen LIluafl la NOW re-
siding m h.f beach h1ma 90 WI Kill
She seems tu ht very eo Hf1rt.b there,
Mrs. tydgatp of paluio and Airs
McLtuuan. wife of the manager NJ ths
Laupahochoe plantation ON HaW. No. are
in the city
There is an epidemic ~ grippe along
the southern coast of Maui according
10 reports brought by Parser Chaplain
Of the Iwalani.
Professor Berger goes to Molokai
with the Board Of Health tonight to in
struct the bands there and to take over
the latest music
Mr. n. g. Goodwin, one OF the Pencil
Mission workers Of Honolulu, and a
horse fancier, leaves for the Coast
soon with his bride.
The Governor gives notice that he
has commissioned a. S. Mahaulu, Esq,
District Magistrate for Walalua, vice
Edward Hore, who has resigned.
John K. Wilder celebrated the thirty
seventh anniversary of his arrival in
the Islands on Sunday last, his sixty
seventh birthday occurring a few days
earlier.
r. \. Jordan Sydney Jordan and w.
Gartner returned yesterday from He.e
manu-. where they have been hunting
for the past week. They report good
bags of goats, pigs and doves
Lesie's Weekly of July 9TH has a
group picture of the three delegates
from Hawaii to the Repub lean con-
vention at Philadelphia. together with
an article concerning them and their
personal history
Kane. the native who brutaly as
saulted Chinese hack driver on the
Tantalus road about two weeks ago,
was bound over to the Circuit Court
in the sum of $500 bonds for trial The
preliminary trial took place in the
District Court
reception is to be rendered to the
Democratic delegates from Hawaii to
the Kansas City convention on their re-
turn from the States. A meeting is to
be called of the Democratic Central
Committee to arrange plans for the re-
ceptlon.
quantity of kola nut tree seeds have
been received by Commissioner Uf Ag
riculture Wray Taylor IRON the De-
partment of Agriculture at Wash ng
ton. There Is a great demand for sor
ghum seed and Mr.. Taylor has had to
send to Washington for further sup
ply.
Applications for the Young Mems
Christian Association summer camp
will be received by Secretary Colema
until August LIST. Appl cations for the
camp for members and
their wives, commencing on August
10TH should also be sent in as soon as
convenient.
The pheasant season will soon open,
and sportsmen of the city are looking
forward to it with much interest for
the last season Honolulu hunters were
practically barred from shooting on
account of the plague quarantine. so
the shooting ought to be unusually good
this year.
j. F. Hackfeld has received informa-
ton that the German war vessel Geier
viii probably arrive at Honolulu from
San Francisco about the middle of next |
week on her way to China. The vessel
Is commanded by Captain Peters and il
one of the Pacific squadron of the
long enough to coal and then make
haste for the China station.
The following officers were installed
by Olive Branch Rebakah Lodge, No.
., |. o. o. F., on Wednesday evening:
Noble Grand. Mae Wier. vice grand.
Clara NJ. Quincy; secretary. James
Bicknell; treasurer Anna l.. King.
warden, Alice Herrick; conductor Ma
rion a. Nelson; II. S. N. c., Charles
+. Herrick l.. S. n. c., Annie r. BicI-
nell: r. S. V. c., c. Mcdonald: l.. S. V.
g., Ethel Quincy; inside guardian, w.
J. Hickey; chap.".n, Carrie Riley. p. G..
The Diocesan Magazine offers it's con-
gratulations to Mr.. Wray Taylor upon
his appointment by the Governor as
Commissioner of Agriculture and For
estry. The appointment was ANNOUNCE
I'd on Monday, July I'd, and Mr.. Taylor
took his seat upon the Council Mr..
Taylor came to the Islanus in 1850 and
will complete the twentieth year of his
service as organist in st, Andrews Ca
thedral on the last Sunday OF this
month
Arimoto, the alleged Japanese muir.
ierer who was brought to the station
louse from Eva on Wednesday at 8
o'clock in the afternoon by officer To
laka, is still held there, while Mita, his
lccomp'ice, languishes in Oahu prison.
High Sheriff Brown, accompanied bv
chester Doyle leaves or Kahuku this
to examine witnesses there In
egard to the murder of Horya. which
occurred last March, and prepare evil
ience which will be produced at the
rial which will take place i'm Judge
NicoX's court tomorrow morning.