The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-09-04
LOCAL BREVITlES.

The Rev. Alex. Mcintosh was last
heard OF as being at Queenstown.
Judge Estee on Saturday admitted to
citizenship T. C. Wills, of Pahala. Ha-
wall. Mr.. Wills was an Englishman.
Honolulu people who came down on
the Aorangi on Saturday. included st.
C. Sayres. N. E. Gedge, Miss F. N. Car
ter and c. e. King.
Manager Crop OF Koloa. Kauai. Is
reported to be quite Ill, having suffered
relapse, when nearly convalescent
from a recent illness.
Mrs. Ohrt of Lahaina, who has been
here for some time for health, Is re-
ported to be much improved, and VIII
leave shortly for her home.
P. Mcmahon. formerly court stenog.
rapher at Hilo, is in the city. and Will
leave shortly to take up new work In
Central America, 1t Is said.
The Bishop of Panopolis returned
from trip to Hilo on Saturday While
there he installed four Syracuse sisters
In charge Of the new school there.
Judge Silliman will go to Hilo today
to see his brother, who Is ILL., The lat
ter Is civil engineer on the Hilo Rail-
road, and word came day ago OF his
being very sick.
A Japanese lost his life at Kilauea
plantation last week from falling from
moving train. He was run over and
one leg was so badly injured that he
died shortly afterwards.
Oahu College and Punahou Prepare
tory School will not open until Monday
the 18th. This was decided yesterday
by the trustees of the college. The new
president and many of the teachers are
expected on the China, the 18th.
Miss Grace Walker and MIR. v. A.
vettleson were married on Wednesday.
August 20, at s o'clock in the evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Walker of Kahului, Maui. The Rev. W.
Ault OBLIGATED. Mr.. Vettleson Is a
Vettleson, of Wailuku, Maui, and the
bride a sister Of Mr.. ]. H. Walker. for
merly Of this city. ,,...
The Kihei Plantation Company give
notice that the seventh assessment is
now delinquent, having become due en-
June LIST. The eighth assessment was
due on. August LIST, and will become
delinquent the 30th of this month, while
the ninth assessment became due
September LIST, and will be delinquent
October 31st.
On July 1st the eleventh assessment
Of the Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd, became de-
1inquent; on August 10th the twelfth
assessment was delinquent. and the
thirteenth assessment was .1ue Sep
TENDER LIST, and will be delinquent Oc-
tober 31st. Payments are to be made at
the Office of Alexander G. Baldwin Co..
Ltd. Judd building.
A man lately from one of the Oahu
plantations came to the station house
last evening to claim $50 which he said
he had given to a police officer during
the afternoon to keep for him while h..
himself celebrated. At the station the
plantation man could not remember
who the officer was. and did not know
his number. He was advised to call at
the station again this morning. To
show his sincerity he drew from wal
let check for $500 on a local bank, the
result Of his savings from plantation
wages.
Last evening at the Hawaiian Hotel
the Hon. 7. Yamaguchi, member of the
Japanese Parliament, gave an elabor-
ate dinner In honor of a number Of
prominent Japanese. The guests were
Hon. Mkt Saito, Japanese Consult;
Messrs. Imanichi. Segawa, Ozawa. Ha-
manaka Iami, Ozaki. Ikeda, Kawamo-
to, Matsuoka, Sake, Ishikawa. DR.. Mort.
DR.. Mitamura, Rev. Kihara. Rev. Oku-
mura, DR.. Katsuma, Mr.. Hirayama.
Mr.. Oseki and Mr.. Murakemi. The ia
BILE was tastefully decorated with car
| nations, huge mound of them being
banked as center piece.