The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-28
LOCAL. BREvITIES.

LCSHk> DUEvlIlGOs
DIR. Galbraith left on the Lehua We'd
nesday for Molokai
A. T. Atkinson, Superintendent of
Public Instruction, is confined to his
home.
Miss Gertrude Toms and William II.
Stroud We're married last evening at
the home of the brides parents, at Ka-
paa, Kauai.
A reception to young men was held
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton on Christmas and pleasant time
was reported.
! c. b. Reynolds, who has just return
ed from a trip to the Molokai settle
ment, reports everything pleasant and
satisfactory there.
Keep your friends posted on the pros
perity of the Hawaiian Islands by send
I ing them a copy of Thrum's Annual;
sold by all book dealers and stationers.
Dr. McKibbin went away on the XII
nau Wednesday, for Hawaii. He has
rented his office ON Alakea street and
it is understood that he will retire from
practice.
j. f. Hackfed, by Paul Isenberg, his
attorney de facto, has filed in the Cir
cult Court his bond of $3,3S7.79 as at
torney de facto for Eliza Mansfield. one
of the heiresses of the Newton property.
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sum which the heiress receives from
the recent sale
Malulani Hospital, at Wailuku, is in
a fourishing condition according to the
financial report sent by that institution
| to the Board of Health. During the
last month the receipts were $4SS.50 and
expenditures $483. SO, leaving balance
of s4.97. Their cash on hand on Novem
Der l was $1,411.
From Boise, Idaho comes a letter
from Marcus l.. Hare, an Island boy
who learned the printers trade in this
city. He is now employed by the
Statesman of Boise, and writes of many
interesting experiences His reports of
the thermometer much below the zero
mark, cause a shiver among his friends.
Expert Gray has now a class of OPP
orators of the wireless teegraphy syS-
TEN from the other Islands under his
instruction. 1t is the purpose of the
special course in instructions to render
each operator capable of remedying
any accident that might happen at the
stations on the other Islands, instead
of having to send to Honolulu for as
sistance.
Commissions as agents of the Board
of Health We're issued yesterday to the
following Deputy Sheriffs who have re-
Gently been appointed by the High
Sheriff: Antoine Fernandez, Hamakua.
.
Maui; John Fernandez, Eva and Waia-
nae, oahu; Frank Pahia, Koolaupoko
and Koolauloa, Oahu: w. NJ. Bergan,
Hanalel, Kauai; w o. Crowell, Koloa,
Kauai; II. G. Robertson, Wamea, Ka
uai,
/ A. l.. C, Atkinson, Allan Herbert,
| w. f. Irving, r. N. Boyd, Morris Ke-
ohokalole, T.. C.. Rowe and Paul Isen-
berg compose the committee on scope
of work, appointed by the charter com
mttee Of the Independent party. F. j.
Tesla Is the president of the charter
committee, r. N. Boyd is vice presi
dent and Solomon Meheula secretary.
The charter committee will meet in the
near future and hear the report OF the
scope" committee.
a meat inspector for Llhue, Kauai.
is wanted by the Board of Health. DR.
Watt, the former incumbent, has re-
signed, lie states that there is no one
there qualified To fiji the position, mas
much as almost every resident was In
the employ of the plantation, ana had
their hands fun of other duties, or We're
connected with the raising and selling
of cattle, Sheriff COncy viii be com
|municatcd with with request that ne
act as the inspector.
/ Superintendent Reynolds Of tho
Board of Health was given authority
lat Yesterdays meeting of the Board Of
liquor found within the limits u the
Icper Settlement This was 4unsp-
nance with the resolution passed last
week prohibiting either hrrpua ur
liquor ia be- brought within tho Soit'.-
meut except as "A medicine hy t'Ir
Board ~ Health MIR Reynolds snil De-
had found "a few bottles ~ kin, whlskry
Hnd beer
Theodore Richards yesterday sent
communication 10 the BOARD ~ Health
asking whether Relief Camp No. z
could he continued by private means
after the hrel NJ the year lie has IN
lrreHiui himself in continuing the place
for tho poor people who have llYrd
there fpr Hu many months Tho lprrlr
tory viii Fpll lia buildings nt public
m.liHu ~ stated that " the lalnp
Nas helms discontinued bfrauHg me
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5tuaw N. w.r .N.lem could b. enn
nrftpd A. II HHl i|a 1HHi vantage 90
maYrb wanted SOME assurance
from thH l lhal ~ eoulH 4l ahead
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