The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-08
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Walter Frear
returned home last night on the Pc

king
There was dance at the new Nc
Bryde mill at Eleele last Saturday
night.
The banks :. c. Allen and St Kath-
crime cleared for Honolulu and Hilo on
October 20
Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Schaefer and fam
lily returned from abroad last night
on the Picking.
The sixth Diocesan synod Of the
Anglican Church in Hawaii is TO be
held on December g
An old and well known native
printer. Alonzo kuha, died yesterday
morning at 1890. He was buried in the
afternoon.
Purser Simerson, of the Maupa Loa,
Is suffering from n sprained toe. He
sprained II by slipping on rock while
ashore in kona.
Mrs. F.. NJ. Brooks win leave for the
Coast and the East on the China She
will be Joined "A few weeks later by
her husband.
The iiagpole in front of the Judiciary
building, which was pronounced unsafe,
was removed by the Department of
Public Works yesterday. tE'
a few choice lots In Hamakua, Ha-
wall, ranging in size from to 100
appears on this page. .... ..
The Navy Department has given per
mission to Hackfeld a. Co. to erect a
set of scales on the Naval Reservation,
by the Quarantine wharf.
Samuel Parker. the well known Ha-
waiian planter. returned from wash.
ington yesterday. and 10 n guest at the
Occidental-Csu. October 81.
! Among the passengers who left on
the Claudine were j. +. Cooke and
w. II. Hoogs, who are going to Wal
luku on tour of inspection.
Tomorrow evening the German
Arion Society will hold Its first meet
ing at the Eagles hail, on the corner
of Bethel and Hotel streets at 1880
y. IN.
The civil service commission has no.
titled George b. Mcclellan that he has
passed the Philippine civil service ex-
animation. which he took last July,
very successfully.
Mr.. NJ. f Scott, one of the leading
merchants of Kailua, Hawaii, came in
on the Mauna Loa. If business per.
mits, he hopes to return home by the
same boat Friday
Purser Simerson. of the Mauna Loa
reports that the Naalehu MILL in Kau
has stopped grinding for week or
=. two, owing to repairs which are to be
made on her boilers. ir.
: The Mauna Loa reports fine weat
along the Hamakua coast with no rain
There was fine weather along the -Kau
coast, although there was lots OF rair
throughout the trip.
DR., Golfer has sent plans for changes
TO be made in the quarantine servic,
to Washington for approval. He in
, tends to use the Kalihi detention CAM
, for quarantine accommodations.
e Wong Kui, the keeper OF a fish pont
p at HonuaDo, was found drowned In tn,
= pond on the morning of November 2
, The net with which he was fishing wa
gone. and foul play Is suspected.
T The polo matches of Saturday vii
, be played at Noanalua. There viii b,
four teams, but the arrangement may
net maker of this city. has a beautiful
not be the same as last Saturday.
The Bishop of Honolulu yesterda,
sent out notices to the synodsmen tC
attend the eighth diocesan synod OF
the Anglican church. to be held IN the
city of Honolulu December 2. 1901.
Among the members OF the fishing
party which will go to Diamond Head
on Sunday, is Prince David Havana
nakoa, who will take II number, OF
friends with him In his yacht, the Vi
Ike.
On November Is, King Kalakaua =
birthday, Princes David and Cupid will
engineer a race between NINA ture
yachts. The race which will occur in
the forenoon. will be around the bell
buoy, Ten boats are expected to PAR
ticipate.
Some fine specimens of navel oranges
are being displayed in Jordan's win
dow, grown on Kauai by Sheriff Co.
ney. They are of the three-year va
riety There Is also another display
In the windows of the Hawaiian News
Company.
Saturday next, November 9th being
the anniversary of the birthday of HIS
Britannia majesty, King Edward VII
the national flag will be displayed at
the British consulate and vice consul
| ate on that day. There will be no re-
!, ception at the consulate.
: A cut-glass punchbowl with a silver
2 ladle has been given as n wedding
present to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Dole
by Deputy Attorney Generals Cath
cart, Dunno and Douthitt. High Sher-
, in Brown. Deputy Sheriff Chilling
worth and John Kea,
Sheriff Coney, of Kauai, arrived on
the Mikahala yesterday morning. He
brought with him seven Porto Ricans
' who have been committed for trial to
! the Circuit Court The Porto Ricans
= are giving the Kauai police more trou-
$ BILE than any other nationality. $3.50
e The committee appointed by the
Board of Health to inaugurate rat
I killing crusade has had one meeting
, and outlined a general plan of action
, though nothing definite can be given
out at this time. The committee is
composed of DIR. Golfer, DIR, Cooper and
: DR.. Pratt.
Professor koebele did not go to ko-
p hala yesterday as anticipated, but will
? leave Friday instead, for Lahaina tc
make an investigation of the sugar
, cane there. on the following Tuesday
he will go TO kohaia. and from there
to Waimea and Hilo. for an eXamina.
ton Of the forests
There will be union Thanksgiving
service at Central Union Church at II