The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-10-11
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

Colonel and Mrs. w. F. Allen will
make a New Zealand tour.
Rev. G. l.. Pearson, Methodist pre-
siding elder has returned from the
Coast.
Rev. o. =. Emerson and Rev. T.. 5.
Timoteo last Sunday rededicated the
native church at Waialua, which has
been repaired recently.
The Supreme Court will meet
this morning. Judge Little is DESTROYS
of returning home to Hilo, and some
member of the bar may be selected to-
day in his place.
Rev. G.. L. Pearson returned by the
Sierra from the Coast. Mr. Pearson
relates some interesting facts about
the strike. which he characterizes as
reign of brutality.
A. c. Noble has been made engineer
OF the water system of the College
Hills tract The entire system is now
in place and shape, and Is running to
the satisfaction of the people.
In Federal Court yesterday Judge Es-
tee granted w. w. Thayer an attorneys
fee of s75 in the bankruptcy case of Sam
Nam Suk. The court made new order,
requiring trustees for bankrupts to file
| reports at regular stated intervals.
Counterfeit dollars have been discov
| cred in circulation In this city. AS
they are well made and have the ring
| of a genuine piece, they can only be
detected by the softness of their metal.
The police are working on the case.
A handsome painting in oil of the
| late President Mckinley is on exhibit
ton in Marshal Hendry's office, pend
ing it's removal to the Republican
headquarters. 1t is the work of Beals,
Of San Francisco. and was presented
by George G. Stratemeycr.
On account of the fall of masonry
| near the flood gates Of the lagoon at
! kapiolani Park, the water has fallen
nearly two feet. Vast numbers OF
fish have congregated near the outlet
and were scooped up in baskets yes
terday by native fishermen.
The planets Venus and Mars We're
in conjunction last night. Mars being
about a degree above the brighter
planet. The view is especially fine
from Pacific Heights. according to
Prof Lyons The two planets will al
so be in conjunction tonight.
"Bernard's Mammoth and Mastodon
Aggregation, is said to be the name
of q circus which arrived in the city
from Australia on the Sonoma yester-
day There are the usual features
and an effort will be made to get w
II tent and give performances.
| Wray Taylor mas had Il small taro
patch pianteu AT the 'oNt, iiiileht Nui
Sery, upon Whlch ne VIII eNperl III iiei.
with kerosene, to ascertain its effect
If the oil does not injure the plants il
will be recommended for use in eXter-
mnating mosquitoes in taro lands.
Owing TO "A prevalent disease among
the hogs at Eva the report was starte,
that hog cholera was here. DR.. j. X
ShaW' the government nttvi MAJ l'l'
states mat he does not tilihh II pos
siple ior inc ohoitia " VI car o"' II
EVA without its hfst having oeeii ''''
tlced in Honolulu
Madame Belle Cole, the English con
tralto. and Master Raimund Pechotsch
the young violinist, favorably known
in London and the Australian capl'a,s
arrived yesterday from oSunes oh Wv
, Sonoma. Arrangements are uhuer way
for series OF concerts TO De sNei
here Inc artlsts are stopping at 'h'
Hawaiian Hotel
; The Public Works Department ha!
nut a force of men to work at Makik
cemetery, repairing and improving tn
place, which is sadly in need of 1t
The cemetery VIII be Kept In good con
, dition hereafter, having peen alio"e'
to run hown incioent 10 .ne cn nnSe
= t co., I,,,,,,in WIS Dana,tm.nt '
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racoiyod {, ranuast from Attorney Cen
eral Knox Yesterday. for a report upoi
federal affairs in the Hawaiian Terri
tory. The report mas been delayed De
cause OF the illness OF MI ba'ru. "l'
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! ,rhinb u,oro axnsrtad nv tho last steam
err from the Coast. failed to show ur
AS the department Is now entirel.
= out of this denomination of stamps,
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