The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-03-20
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Prince cupid aud wife viii leave for
DE Coast shortly and viii make an cX-
tended tuur Ot De states aud may also
Include Europe in their Itinerary
\ certain lawyer who practiccd his
art In court yesterday was called by OPP
posing counsel dziRrvtai lie took no
oncnsc till he looked In dictionary
J, NJ Sims, bookkceper 40 McBryde
plantation, has given notice that he
Will resign his position the LIST of
June 20 engage IN the mining business
In Mexico.
Hiiotes gave the kinau very well
come reception on her recent visit,
Her cargo was 80 badly needed that no
questions were asked. She went along
side the wharf
Councillor \. q. NJ. Robertson was
instead of Mark T. Robinson. as mad
the Council of State.
The Picking on Thursday will bring
the next mail from the Coast. The
China due to leave on the cath will be
the first steamer to leave for the Coast
after the Australia.
Captain c. w. Saunders, formerly
of the Mohican, brought the st. Kath-
crime here from New York. His wife.
sister and three children accompanied
him on the voyage out.
John G.. North, now here, Is a broth
er-in-law of Engineer Mcdonald, for
merly of the Kinau. He Is represent
ing the Saxton Hoadley Contracting
Co. of San Francisco.
A charge of murder has been placed
against Downing. the man who cut the
natives week ago. One of the men
Poai, employed by Lyman Bros, died
of his wounds Saturday.
a contract for the new sewer pipe
was let yesterday to Gladding, McBeon
a. Company of San Francisco. The Ho-
nolulu Iron Works was awarded the
contract for the iron castings.
French Consul Moet has become a
dispenser of charity. Yesterday he gave
$50 for the relief of persons made desti-
tute by the plague. The money was
sent by the French Government for this
purpose.
John Cummins and his friends cele-
brated his Goth birthday anniversary
On st. Patrick's Day at the Pawaa resi-
dence. David, Cupid and Col. Samuel
Parker were among the sixty odd
guests. The Quintette club sang.
The Planters Monthly for March is
out and contains, among other valuable
and interesting matter, articles ON Ha-
wallis COMMERCIAL progress by the edi-
tor and a reprint OF President Dole's
late paper, Hawaiian Public Lands"
Commodore George Beckley Is back
In town. His check on the First Bank
Of Hilo was the first drawn on the new
institution. 1t was in payment for Hilo
'eal estate of which the Commodore has |
recently purchased quite lot at Puueo.
Marshal Brown Is in correspondence
With the chiefs of police of San Fran
'isco and Seattle. 1t Is his object to
get two men here from the Coast force
Who hnow the crooks supposed to be
lere. The officers will aid in rounding
p suspicious characters.
Col. Mills of the Sixth Artillery will
cave for San Francisco on the Aus
ralia and will take transport from
here to the Philippines. Col and Mrs
,ills, who are very popular here, ex-
ect to return to Honolulu eventually
nd will perhaps make 1t their home
burglar entered the tailor shop of
Roth on last Saturday morning at 4
clock and stole a pair of trousers. A
opposed attempt at burglary Is also re-
orted by the Chinaman who keeps a ,,
)bacco store near Hopper's rice mill.
he Chinaman says he heard someone
n the roof of his store between 3 and
O'Clock Sunday morning, but his get =
ng up to investigate scared whoever
was away.
The journeymen plumbers of this
ty have organized n protective asso- I
alton with the following officers: w.
O'Brien, president; c. Fl. Saar. vice.
'esident; A. Neipp, financial secre-
ry; j. j. Miehlstein, corresponding
cretary; F. G. Holland, treasurer. n
Gould, Il. w. Quinn and j. Connors
ustees The object of the association
to have more perfect system OF
nitary plumbing than has prevailed
re In the past. 1t Is true that the
aterlals used in plumbing in Honolulu
o of the best but the workmanship
ID system of ventilation Is often very {
fective.