The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-07-03
LOCAL BRsvIrIes.

lfum the tuuHi on the china.
IN. judo, Gardner wilder of llut
leaves ON The Ninau to-day for the Rainy
ICuy
Mr. and Mrs W A. kinney and Mrs
Waldron were among yesterdays ar
rivals from Kauai.
MIR nnd Mrs Waterhuuse and Albert
| Watcrhuusc were among yesterday
arrivals ON the china.
Gardner Is. wilder arrived on the
China from the Coast yesterday after
an absence of six weeks.
j. Coorper. manager of the l<ona SUI
gar Company came up from Hawaii
ON the Mauun bua yesterday,
| The murtunrN statistics OF Honolulu
show that there were iu5 deaths i'm the
/ city during the month of june
George II. Gear, who has been IN the
states on business FOR some time past
returned by the China yesterday
Among the passengers ON the RIO to-
morrow viii be Mrs. r. j. Higgins, who
Is going to New York To close up the
affairs OF her husband there.
Joseph lIcleluhe. the former Queens
private secretary, who has been very IN
since his return from Washington. *
reported 20 be In serious conuition.
DR. j n. Mcdonald OF san Francisco
brothcr-iu-law of Clinton j. HutChins
is expected here on the Australia. lie
Is said to be quite an expert bacteri-
ologist
Miss Eloise Castle Master Harold
Castle and others leave today on the
Claudine for Olinda Maui, where they
Will remain with Mrs. JAS. II. Castle for
a month.
w. A. Bowen and family leave on the
9th of this month for Mr.. Bowen's
home in Ohio. He will return after a
short visit, while the family will remain
for year or more.
Col. Gilbert Il. Little of Hilo returned
to the Islands on the China yesterday.
after several months spent in Washing
ton. He expects to return To his nome
on Hawaii in a few days.
j. l.. Upham of the firm of Payot &
Upham, of San Francisco. was among
the passengers on the China yesterday.
He expects to spend some time In the
Islands and will take the Volcano trip.
Il. Hammer and wife will leave for
four months trip to the Coast on the
s. c. Allen. Mr.. Hammer has been in
bad health, and the trip by sailing yes
sci has been recommended by his ply
stefan.
M. Moet, the French Consul at this
port, expects to leave on the Australia
on the 10th for visit at has ola home
He will be relieved by M. de Potter, who
is expected to arrive here on the next
steamer from the Orient
The Rev. Hamilton Lee of MARTINEZ.
Cal, will arrive here by the Australia
Wednesday morning and take charge of
the Second Congregation of st. An
drew's Cathedral during the six months
absence of the Rev. Alex. Macintosh
In the states and IN Europe.
Il. n. Halstead, son of Robert Hal |
stead, who died last week, returned
from the Coast on the China yesterday. !
He heard of his fathers illness In San |
Francisco and FASTENED homewards. |
but aid not learn of Mr.. Halstead's |
death until he reached the city yester- |
day.
These among others We're passengers
on the Mauna Loa from Maui and Ha-
wall ports yesterday: C.. M. Walton
and wife. c. Meinecke, II. S. Moore. j.
+. O'Connor and wife, +. S. Dodge, j. ID.
Paris, j. Rodiek. =. Jsenberg, Edgar |
Henriques and wife, Miss Lucy Pea
body.
According to news which arrived yes
terday, Robert Atkinson, son Of MI
and Mrs. A. Il. Atkinson, who is at
Harvard, has been quite Ill with rheu
matte fever. He hao much improved of
late, however, and was expected to re-
turn to the Islands as soon as he was
able to travel.
j. 3. Low has returned from Hawaii |
where he has been engaged for some
time in the ranching business, and will |
take q position with the firm of Hind,
Rolph q Co, who are to open an office
as commission and plantation agents in
this city. Mr.. Low has many friends
here who will be glad to hear of his re-
turn.
DIR. Garvin, executive officer of the
Board of Health, will remain for an
other week in Kahului, settling up
plague bills. There are many matters
with the sale of corrugated
iron which was used at the detention
and the destruction of property
by fire, which require more than a
casual investigation.
Postmaster Dat will probably refund
TO postoflice box holders the deposit OF
fifty cents which each has been required
to make when given n key to his box.
The United States charge is only 20
cents, and Ii Is thought that under the
law the new Governments requirement
will be made and each box holder en-
riched by 30 cents.
\ striking coincidence relating to Ha-
waiian and American history was dis
covered In Boston on June IA, when the
Hawaiian flag was lowered from the
consulate flagstaff for the last time.
The Boston Transcript remembered that
June IA, 1777, was also the anniversary
Of the departure of the British war yes
sells from that port, the British flag be-
ing hauled down in the city on the day
IF their departure.
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