The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-05-15
Miscellaneous.

Mr.. stobey is now in the First Bank of
Mrs. Charles Kluegel and daughter are
Mr.. J. A. Scott of wainaku returned
by the Kinau from Honolulu.
Chinese fisherman was drowned in
the Waiakea river on Saturday last.
+. w. BoswoE.h returned on Wednes-
day from business trip to Honolulu.
tea on Saturday last for Miss Krout, ,he
lecturer.
c. il. w. Hitchcock has been appoint
ed storekeeper for the Hilo railroad at
Ed. Doyle of Honolulu arrived on the
Kianu and Will take a position in the
Mrs. c. ID. Pringle. who has spent a
couple of weeks at Mountain View. re-
turns TO Hilo today.
Mr.. and Mrs; Robert Horner have spent
several days in lIilo during the week,
stopping at the Hilo Hotel.
Gus Supe of CIaa is about to clear for
sugar considerable area of land which
he owns at about 1917 miles.
A. Richley has received the contract
for the Catholic Mission Sisters.
i. w. Bosworth manager of the owl
Drug Company, returned from bust
ness trip to Honolulu last night.
Rev. S. l.. Desha will go to Honolulu
next week to perform the marriage cere-
mony of his sister to Harry Aud.
Jarret 7. Lewis has resigned his posi-
ton with the Hilo Mercantile Company.
He will probably take a trip to the Coast,
j. w. Scheiber and f. a. Shong came
down on the Santiago to take positions
in the culinary department at the hotel.
George II. Baker of San Francisco was
passenger on the Santiago. lie goes TO
Hakalau to assume position upon that
plantation
The Office of the Wilder Steamship Com
pany has been removed to Front street
to the quarters formerly occupied by
W. c. Borden.
Superintendent Mckay of the Hilo
branch of Wilder's Steamship Company,
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return next week,
Miss Helen Severance gives candy
pulling party at her home this evening
of Hilo's Four Hundred.
The locomotives for the Hilo Railroad
Company, with the exception Of the
CINE, arrived by the Santiago.
George II. Baker c, II; Merriam. rI p;
at the Hno Hotel during. the week
:, DIR. n. Wachs gives a boating party on
should the weather permit. II it is
stormy a dance will be substituted there
The Japanese of Hilo and vicinity had
big celebration on Monday in honor of
the marriage of the Prince of Japan. All
the plantations gave their laborers
w. f. J.. Dale, engineer at Naalehu,
Kau. who has been in town during the
past week undergoing course, of treat
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Thursday.
Col. Parker Judge Carter. Prince Da-
yid, MT. Whitney and A. Hanneberg left
the Kinau at Kawaihae and proceeded
to Humuula sheep station They will soop
visit Hilo.
Carl Stackewald, who has been In the
Hackfeld store during the past year.
leaves by the next steamer for Honolu-
lu, where he will take a position I'm the
Honolulu house of the firm.
new set of boilers and Lille Triple
Effect have been ordered for Waiakea
Mil Company, TO be in working order for
the crop of 1901. The Lille Triple Effect
this Island.
The completion of the Hilo-Hamakua
carriage road is to be Immediately fol-
lowed by the establishment of "A through
stage line, under the management of the
Volcano Stables of Hilo and George kae-
ser of Honokaa
c. II Merriam Of Fitchhury, Mass, ar
riN ed by the Santiago, He will probably |
make his home on this Island for the
either In Hilo or on the Kona 4
side. He is looking for different breed /
Acting Lieutenant Horn and officer 1
Metz arrested a deserving Japanese la T