The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-18
LOCAL eRrMrlrs.

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kauai
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Mul0km
Tho next mail for the Coast viii be
by the GaeIlc May 22
Columbia uhnlnloss. model No su ere
sold ior SOS cash, VI y u Hall a Sons
Commander Teusslg. formerly com
mandef of the Bennington is through
passenger on the Cogtlr
W. O Aiken Of paia. Maui. and J s.
i.enhart Of Kalaoa, North kona, have
been appointed nutaries by the Cabinet
IN Marshall libel case was not taken
up yesterday. both courts being occu-
pied by other matters II viii come up
this morning
Yesterday Il was stated by A. +.
Judd. lr., that his father is In u very
feeble state and that i, was feared he
was slowly sinking.
Light wine and beer licenses have
been granted TO II c. Norton at WalH-
nae and Chas. David az Waialua, by
vote of the Executive Council
Postmaster-G General Dat was con-
graduated last night upon the news Of
the confirmation Of his appointment to
the head OF the post Office affairs here,
Three hundred Khaki uniforms have
just been received from q local Chinese
tailor for the Kamchamcna School
boys. The new clOhes viii very soon
be worn
Manager .owrie OF the Spreckelsville
plantation lCft Honolulu yesterday Tor
his home While In the city Mr.. Low
rie les understood TO have bought sew
eral lots on Pacific Heights
On Wednesday evening a Republican
meeting was held at Waimanalo school
house at which c. Chalmers was elect
ed chairman, 4. Irvine, secretary and
treasurer, and A. Stodart a. Irvine and
G. Glib, enrolment committee.
A breach OF promise suit has been in
stituted by a young Maui woman
against Mr. Emmesley, who is well
known on Maui. Ten thousand dollars
Is the extent to which she believes her
affections nave been trilled with,
Miriam Agnes Hale, sister OF Mr..
Geo. L. Desha, will be married next
Wednesday evening at o'clock, to
Henry James, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
the Kamehameha School for Girls.
p. c. Jones, j. p. Cooke, II. =. Bald
win and II. u. Tenney comprise COM
mittae of the plantation agencies to
make contracts for the disposal of the
sugar output for the next three or five
years. II. =. Baldwin has already gone
TO the Coast In the interest OF AleXan-
der a. Baldwin.
The Department OF Public Works Is
In receipt Of a communication from
Consul Greener Of Vladiyostock, report
ing that city as having made estimates
for twenty miles OF oicctrI. trolley road
and electric lights and waterworks.
United States contractors will probably
make proposals.
Edwin S. Gill, a newspaper man
formerly well known on this Coast, but
more recently of the Denver "Repub
lican, sails with his wife on the steam
er Coptic for Honolulu today, where
Mr.. Gill takes charge of the editorial
management OF new Republican pa
per.-S +. Examiner
Tenders for supplying the Molokai
leper settlement with beef up to De-
cember next were opened yesterday
and the following awards were made:
Metropolitan Meat Co., beef In barrels
at $14.50 per barrel; II. Hackfeld a. Co.,
one pound tins 1898 per case, and two
pound tins $3.50 per case.
Judge G. X. Wilder OF the Fourth Cir
cult Court has issued an order to re-
move G. II. Collins as administrator of
the estate OF A. II. Collins, deceased
He further requests that all money,
property and effects shall be delivered
to Daniel Porter, clerk OF the Court.
The Hilo Mercantile Company made
the motion.
George X. Carter has resigned from
in the Honolulu Stock Ex-
change. Mr.. Carter offered his resigna-
ton and asked that j. II. Gait, employ
Ell In the Hawaiian Safe Deposit and
Investment Company, be elected In his
stead. The Exchange debated the mat
ter some time and yesterday accepted
Mr.. Carter's resignation and admitted |
Mr.. Gait to membership.