The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-03
LOCAL RREVITiES.


day.
Miss Horner, who has been visiting m
Honolulu left for Kawaihae in the last
Kinau.
Superintendent Boyd made a verbal
report upon the result of his trip to
Hawaii.
The Matson Line was granted per-
mission to build jetty in Waiakea
river, Hilo.
Judge Little. who has been In town for
fortnight, returned to Hawaii during
the week.
d. II. Case goes to Maui today to
act as court reporter for Judge kalua
of the Second Circuit.
Mr. G. n. Prouty, who has been the
guest Of the b. l.. Dill!nghams, went
back to IIio on Tuesday last
Mr.. Thomas C. Rdgway. who has been
visitor to Honolulu for the last month,
took his departure for his lilo home
Tuesday last
The Executive Council at yesterdays
meeting refused the application of Ia
mazda for license to manufacture sake
in Manoa Valley.
Mr. Andrew Moore, formerly mana
ger of Paauhau plantation, arrived In
New York on November 10th, en- route
to San Francisco
Miss Bertha Ben Taylor. who has
been visiting with Mrs. Charles B.
Cooper, has returned to kau, where
she teaches school.
The sandwich man. so common in the
States, made his first appearance in
Honolulu yesterday, carrying the sign
of a hardware firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton and Miss Dut-
ton arrived on the China from San
Francisco to attend the unnMacfar-
lane wedding on the 4th.
The Protective League Of Honolulu
will hold its annual meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association
parlors today at Ais p. m.
The engagement of Miss Mary Rice,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rice, of Kauai, to Mr.. Walter Scott, of
San Francisco is announced.
A dealers license was granted to
, Omora Gosaboro at Hilo. and the IL
cense Of Hoifschlaeger Company, at
I, the same place. was ordered renewed.
Olaf Omsted. of Olaa, has filed a pc
t!tion in bankruptcy In Federal Court.
: His debts amount to over $1,000, and
his assets, s5,975, including a $1,000 life
, insurance policy.
t, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Baldlng OF H,lo
. are the guests of Mr.. and MtA. Austin.
0 The engagement has been announced on
n
a Senator and Mrs. VIM. Rice,R and Mr..
Walter Scott of San Francisco.
Wilson Hahiko. who raised 81 mon-
ey order to $40. in kona, pleaded guilty
before Judge Estee yesterday after
noon, and was sentenced to pay fine
Of $500, This is equivalent to a SEN
tence of nearly three years in prison.
After year spent in hiding near
Eva, a Chinese leper who escaped from
Kalihi Receiving Station last January,
returned to the station yesterday morn
ing and gave himself up with request
that he be cured,
! The Public Works Department has
begun widening Nuuanu street from the
bridge near the terminus of the tram
!, line to Bates street r, w. Hebron and
w. O. Smith have each donated slices
' of land for the purpose.
!, There will be special services in ST
: Andrews Cathedral on Sunday in aid
: of the Diocesan Board of Missions. The
sermon in the morning Will be preach
} ed by the Rev. Canon Ault. of Wailu-
ku, and In the evening by Rev. Dr..
/ Weymouth The offerings throughout
the day will be given to the board
} Among those reported In attendance
= at the first appearance OF Sybil San
derson are Mrs. Isenberg and Mrs Tom
, Holloway, OF Honolulu. The Chronicle
: says: Mrs. Tom Holloway, of Homo
, lulu, wore a black lace gown over white
satin and an opera wrap to match the
dress. She wore a dazzling diamond
tiara.
The store formerly owned and occu-
pied by the NJ T. Eillean Company as
5 a millinery and dressmakinG establish
nlent has been purchased by 4. A.
4.
! Harry +. Dawson. The purchase price
is said to be somewhere in the neigh
borhood of $4,000 The new owners take
possession today, when the doors Will
= again be opened.
5 While stepping from an electric car
Il at the junction Of Manoa road with
a Kamehameha avenue, Manoa Valley, on
q Saturday evening, \. y. Montana had
= the misfortune to miscalculate the dis
y lance to the ground. and fell break
II ing his left arm between the shoulder
3 and elbow. Conductor Hanna assisted
e Mr.. Montana from the ground the latter
laying no blame on the part OF the
motorman and conductor.
No final action was taken BY the
d Board of Health yesterday relative to
= the removal Of the slaughter houses
e from Iwilei, and the butchers are Civ
en- until next Friday to make plans for
abating the nuisance or securing a new
location. Several plans for complying
with the order of the board were sug-
y gested, and satisfactory settlement
o of the matter is only question of
D time, as both the board and the butch
ers are willing to make concessions.
Robert II, Kinds died Wednesday
= morning at Kaawaloa, Kona, after a
I long Illness. He was the owner of the
Hawi plantation, and reported to be a
:, man of considerable wealth. He was
a native Of England. and came 10 the
IlslaQdS from Victoria as an axnart