The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-11-27
HoLLIsTER DRUG CO.. Agents.
LOCAL BREVlTiES.

7 7 Z,
will be put back and replaced by "a
large new buoy with n staff on top.
The Board of Health yesterday gave
notice that II would close the kalih!
Detention Camp at the end of this
month.
| DIR. Rodgers and DR.. Albert Kerry
We're given licenses to practice medi
cine in Hawaii yesterday by the Board
of Health.
You will need many extras for your
Thanksgiving dinner table. w. W
Dimond & Co, Ltd, will be able to
supply you,
George Ross, a capitalist and land
|owner of Hawaii. Is az the Occidental
on his way home, says the san Fran
cisco Chronicle.
Lawyer j. NJ Vivas, who has be
lsojourning on Maui ana Hawaii, for hi
health, has returned to Honolulu feel
ing benefited by the change.
Upon the recommendation of h."
physician, Mrs. Rita Tewksbury was
returned to the insane asylum. Slr
was sent in the patrol wagon.
Mr.. c. NJ. Zellers leaves Spreckclsvil
shortly for Cleveland, Ohio, to spenC
the winter. He will probably retur.,
20 the Islands in the spring,
\ new 5000 pound safe has been re
postoiice. Uncle Sam bought the safe
and shipped il from San Francisco to
Waiuku
Mr.. Hagecamp has taken charge of
the Paia Plantation store, aud Mr.. H.
g. OVenden has succeeded him at the
Hama store. Mr.. Ovendcn was former
ly bookkeeper at the Hama Plantation.
George Patterson, driver of hack 93,
was The first to comply with the regu-
Han la
rockets in the back of the front seat
to hold cards giving the legal rates of
fare.
Superintendent Filler suffered a Sc
we're and painful accident on Thursday
evening, slipping and straining the
tendon of his ankle. He will probably
be out on Crutches by Monday Maui
News.
Invitations are out for the wedding
reception Of Miss Helen Willis and Mr..
Archibald c. Steele, to take place at
the residence of Mr.. John a. Scott,
Wainaku, Hilo, Hawaii on Saturday
evening, December g.
News of the death of Rev. Thomas
H. Bignell father of Mrs. c. l.. Pear
son, was received by Saturdays steam
er. The deceased was a resident of
Grand Haven, Mich, ana was eighty
one years of age. He was active in
religious work.
For the first time since it's instalIa-
ton the pump on the site of the new
Young block was set to work yoster-
day. The Young brothers are in charge
of the pump. a great quantity of
water has accumulated in the cxcava-
ton during the recent heavy rains.
The coroner's jury in the Silva case
noniesses that it Is not much on gram
mar, but asserts 1t can bring "A verdict
II al to f.... tI.s
Strengthened out "A grammat-
ical tangle which threatened at one
time to hold the jury in session until
midnight.
\ rumor monger spread the report
II ManOa Valley yesterday that Robert
Wilcox had been put under arrest
Many Of WilcOX's ManOa friends went
immediately to the police station for
he purpose of bailing him out. They
were angry when they found they We're
victims of "A FOOLS Joke"
Governor Dole, together with Land
Agent Brown went to Waialua yes
erday morning for the purpose Of
cooking over new site for the school
luuse. The schoolhouse is to be NOV
I'd from It's present location. Super
ntcndent Atkinson was To have ac-
the Governor and MIR.
Brown, but was unable to do so on
recount of Illness.
The Board of Health is stiI minus
PRESIDENT Yesterday the board passed
he following resolution: Resolved
nat until III" election Of president to
his board the executive officer r. au-
horizcd to can meetings Of the board.
md To conduct, perform or have
'hargc Of all business that does not
eqnire the vote Of the board, and that
nn be- legally delegated TO him.
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