The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-04-17

iu NnfH I fhIih n VIII ~ nrAf Nhuurl
lao Na ID hfrIu business
Hos would yun enjoy D. meal q
NhlthHuItr vii q duri Was me pie ~
Resistance aud The he.se. { iflfh poathei
vith Jersey rreamY 7 don't care ~ iei
sou everything We rfow there beraus'
yOu would be dissatisfied With your bil
N fare IN which timed goods IL n fea
tnrc We can grow anything and w
have climate. nt nm elevation ~ 200t
frot that will rejuvpnate anyone whc
viii stop with n for q couple of weeks
Mr.. Low ~ an enthusiast in the Guilt.
walton of fruits and small fruits from
the States.
The Bhosing Contest.
The horse shoeing contest between
J. J. Brady and James O'Rourke for
the championship OF the Hawaiian ISL
ands and a trifie OF 800 a side will
/ come on next Saturday night at the
hall at Long Wharf. II. l.. Jones has
been selected as Judge and Ben +. Nap
thaly of Olaa will introduce the con-
testants and explain the terms and pro-
cedure of the match. Each man Is al
lowed three helpers and Mr.. O'Rourke
has selected as his stan II. A. Gerlach,
heater. VIM Conrad. Zimmerman, and
Lee ID. Austin, to prepare the hoofs OF
| the animals. All of these are Olaa
mechanics and stand high in their craft.
Secured the Contract.
Messrs. Corey & Smith, who secured
the contract for grading eleven miles
OF the Hilo Railway, will soon leave
the Coast to arrange for the shipment
of machinery necessary TO carry on
the work. These gentlemen are ex-
perlenced contractors with large in
| terests along the hne of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Mr.. Smith will re-
main at the Coast to look after them.
The cars will be running TO Puma in
about a year.
Army Doings.
There will be union meeting at the
| Salvation Army barracks at 1880 this
evening and tomorrow night Rev. j.
A. Cruzan will deliver a lecture on a
timely topic. At the meeting Saturday
night the Hindoo Durbar will adopt
the costume of India. Everybody well
come.
News in Brief.
Sheriff Andrews will return to Hilo
| Saturday evening.
George Mumby last valuable horse
by death on Tuesday.
C. w. Eccles of Honolulu arrived on
The Kinau yesterday morning.
Charlie Campbell and Harry Rycroft
| Of Puma Sugar Co. were in town Satur-
day night.
Saturday will be the day on which
rabbits lay dyed Easter eggs for the
small boys.
| George A. Turner will leave for the
Coast by the Roderick Dhu for a short
| business trip.
Arthur Meyners will have a prelim-
mary hearing before Judge Hapai on
| Monday next.
Paul Bartels will begin the con-
struction of dwelling on his Puueo
| .ots next week.
| Charles +. Richardson has SO far i'm
proved In health that he was able tC
be on his veranda yesterday.
Chalmers A. Graham, representing
Honolulu Iron Works, is In the city
and will remain for several days.
A chorus of twelve voices Is practic.
ing for an entertainment TO be given
1 at the Foreign Church next month.
Miss Glare Fassett and T.. N. hitch'
cock were married last Friday even
ing by Rev. ]. A. CruZan. They are al
Wailiilii.
The Council of State recommends a
subsidy OF 81 200 to the Hilo Telephone
| Co. for a line to Puma. The subsidy
| has a string attached to 1t.
j. G. Rothwell, manager OF the Ho-
| nolulu house of w. G. Peacock IL Co.,
Ltd, came on the Kinau as far as Lau-
pahoehoe and will be in Hilo today.
Charlie Hitchcock, Thee. Rowland
and Ed. Wilhelm went mauka yester-
lay on business connected with the
construction of telephone lines in Olaa.
DR.. SchoeniDg, who has had sue
ceSsful professional trip to Kona and
Aau, will be in his Office In the Sever
lnce building, Waianuenue street. this
week.
Doctor" Stobey Is a great favorite
among the Hawaiians and haoles in
Kona. He has such faith in milk
liet that the natives call him "Kauka
waiu."
Easter Sunday morning at the For
eign church, Mr.. Cruzan's subject will
oe, If Christ BE Not Risen?" In the
evening the choir, under the direction
of Mrs. Lewis, will give an Easter
praise service.
Eben Low, the well-known cattle
raiser, drove over from Walmea this
week with one horse and buggy. He
ays the road except near the Kohala
end Is very fine.
A boat belonging to the Irmgard
and containing three sailors capsized
n the bay Tuesday afternoon. None
If the men could swim but they we're
,ortunately rescued by Port Surveyor
McCauley.
The rahoa lands OF Puma Sugar Co.
ire now being cleared by the company.
Manager Campbell says the soil is ex-
RENE y rich and the timber not very
leavy. The land is being cleared by
plantation laborers.
The following is taken from tho Hilo
Tribune:
We are pleased to note the fact that
We have been charged VITA prevdrIca-
ion In the matter OF the departure OF
ne LennoX, without giving the mu es
/ chance 20 see the country. The qnes-