The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-03-30
LOCAL eRrylrlts

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expected lu arrive here n,Xt month ON
thtr waS to Manila.
Capmm n1udIr..c OF tbe Mlrplsa
reports bat Goa Australia viii rroba-
I y he Dee q iu quarantine AZ san Frin-
cisco tor nf,,cn dayF.
Pant Npumhun. jr. who has been
s.uiA iuE medicine u Edinburgh. Scot.
land. has Joined the R1ylI Army Msm.
cl cosps in South Africa
The Doric VIII take 30 passengers. u
o. also probable that ncNhyr The Mo
ana nor Nippon Maru will take any
thing eNccp, mail fer The Coast
\ thicf who has specially for
hNputhgyating Terms. ha. made his APP
pcaauDo on school street His Identity
Us said tn De known TO the losers.
II is reported from the Coas, o. ox-
oeleut authority that San Francisco
had several cases OF plague year ago
last November and concealed them.
Mr.. John Sosscr, who came down
from OlJa plantation last sunday, is
lying sick at the home Of l.. 4. Thurs
ton with an attack of Hawaiian mala-
rial fever.
4 pOst-mortem examination was held
on the body of Manuel Silva Pavaum at
the morgue yesterday. The Portuguese
died in Kakaako under suspicious cir
cumstances. Pneumonia was the cause
certified.
II. c. Macfarlane returned yesterday
IN the Mariposa much improved in
health. He says there Is good de-
mand for Hawaiian securities in the
markets of the Coast and in Eastern
States.
Senator and Mrs. Warehouse will
san by the Australia on her next voy-
age to San Francisco. Their son, AL
bert Warehouse, will return to college
by the same ship. Mrs. Grace Water
house will accompany them.
The Humane Educator, Mrs. Helen
Wilder Crafts new monthly magazine,
Is an interesting and useful work, pre-
scented in handsome typographical
setting. 1t Is unusual to find the first
number of new periodical so well ed
tied. The magazine comes from the
presses of the Gazette Company.
Private Secretary Il. r. Hendry was
yesterday presented by President Wood
of the Board of Health with hand
some circle-shaped silver badge bear
ing the red cross in enamel, as Token
of appreciation of the valuable and eff
flcient services of his trusty aide. The
badge bears the inscription, Private
Secretary, Board of Health"
st. Louis College has appointed a
committee to wait upon Minister Young
with petition that Beretania street
be opened through the old Chinatown
district. This will necessitate the build
ing of new fences along both sides of
the street in case the Minister grants
the petition.
The Board of Health wants rat
catcher and wants him badly. Last
night an advertisement for one was in
serted in the Advertiser He may have
money and assistants aplenty but he
must catch rats. The Board wants ap-
plicants for the position to come to its
office at once.
The game between the Stars and the
Hoganites for the benefit of Togo Jack
sons widow takes place this afternoon
at the old baseball grounds. Special
cars will run and Berger's band will be
in attendance. The game starts
promptly at o'clock and a close con-
test and good attendance is looked
for.
The Warehouse Investment Co.,
Limited, have the following communi-
cation filed in the Board of Health Of
fee "To claim for burning of house
belonging to Waterhouse Investment
Co., Ltd, situate on Nuuanu street, for
merly occupied as residence by Mr..
James Weir Robertson, $500. This
building was destroyed by order of the
Board on the 9th of February"