The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-28
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
Sam Parker has arrived in Washing

Sam Parker has arrived in Washing
ton.
The new brewery will be ready for
business on July LIST.
The tonnage now in this harbor
amounts to almost $1,000.
Robert Waialeale, the well known
former deputy sheriff of Kauai, died Of
typhoid fever at Koloa on June 1s.
Warrants amounting to $4,000. issu-
ed by the Treasury for the payment
Of government expenses, have been
registered.
Formal Judgment was filed yesterday
in the salvage case of Opula vs. bark
Consuelo, in which the plaintiff is
awarded $3.50 salvage.
The census department announces
that the population of this city, ac-
cording to the latest corrected returns,
is 1896.
The Kohala postoffice has been de-
creased from third, to a fourth class
office. The change was made because
OF the decrease in the receipts Of the
office.
Internal Revenue Collector Cham
berlain reminds the special taxpayers
that unless their special taxes are paid
In by the last day of July, they will be
subject to the penalty of an extra so
per cent payment.
Frank c. Atherton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. Anterior, and Miss Eleanor
4. Simpson were married at the brides
home in Ohio, on June 10. Their honey
moon tour will be extended to Eng
land and Scotland.
Tenders will be received at the Unit
ed States quarantine office at custom
house, up to noon, July 10th, for gener
al repairs to buildings on Quarantine
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seen at the office.
One of the rapid transit engines and
dynamos was turned over last Satur-
boilers, and the second set will be
moved this week. Everything, so far,
has worked satisfactorily.
The blanks which are to be used in
the collection of the income tax have
been prepared by Collector Shaw.
Blanks will be furnished to each firm
to hand to those of their employees
who receive more than 5000.
A calabash, once the property of
Kuakini, the brother OF Kaahuma-
manu-. the wife of Kamehameha l, Is
on exhibition in the window of McIn-
erny Brothers. The calabash is of
handsome proportions, is hand made,
and is valued at $500.
ht dtliiS biIl no
first direct connection with the termi
nal of the tram line on Nuuanu street
yesterday. A bridge had to be built
across Nuuanu stream. Cars will run
every half hour on the Pacific Heights
road A new waiting station may be
built at the junction of the two roads.
Nuuanu street will be widened at this
point, the Eva side to be set back
eleven feet
Two more Japanese who were convicted
In Judge Edings' court last October for
alleged participation in riot, and sem
fenced to Imprisonment In Oahu jail,
We're pardoned yesterday morning by
Acting Governor Cooper. Evidence has
been brought TO the attention OF the
Acting Governor that the men did not
have a fair trial. not being properly rep
resented by their attorney, and also be-
cause they We're not called upon 10 give
their evidence The paEdons were pro-
cured through the efforts OF the Homo
lulu Protective League.
The probabilities are that Camp Nc
Kinley VIII be abandoned In few
months, and that another camp wiz
be established at kahauiki, This viii
be but temporary, however. As soon
as Pearl Ilarbor Is Ia condition, the
troops VIII be stationed there This
district Ia 20 be made an artillery
district until such time as the Pearl
Harhur Qualifications are ready