The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-04-16
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division lu the Philippine but has not
y.t m1do up his mind Co. accept
Npv Alexander Nu,Nutush has ua-
suWpd charge Of the Anglican church
Chronicle again. since his return from
his European tour. the FIRST issue hav-
ing appeared saturday
Mrs w. , Lowric. " sprockelsyille.
Maui, accompanied by her daughter
Miss Clara bOwric, arrived ou the
Muripusa ON Saturday and are regis
tered at the Hawaiian Hotel
George w Gair. OF New York mem
bur of the New York Yacht club. ac-
rowpauiDd by Miss j. J.. Gulr Mrs y.
Hallctt and Miss GIuett arrived ON
the Muripusa. and will visit In the ISL
unds for several weeks
A Chinese was arrested last night In
the act &c rubbug a Chinese store.
lie was found iu the establishment
with his shoes OF and a lot Of silver
In his pockets. The hat he wore be
longed TO another man. lie viii appear
I'm court this morning Tuck kee is his
name.
Joseph Moore, the great California
engineer. and father of Andrew Moore,
manager OF the Paauhau Plantation,
died In London, March 81. Ills young
est son, Joseph is also on the planta
ton. MIR. Moore left a large fortune,
Consistig s mainly of business property
located IN san Francisco.
The general convention of the church
In America meets in October next at
San Francisco. The condition or the
church in Hawaii Will be discussed,
but one of the leading questions asked
will be: What Is the church IN Ha-
wall able and willing to do for her
self?"-Anglcan Church Chronicle.
owing to the needed presence Of
Professor sharpe, Director John Pivur
A., Ia.
minstrel troupe at the Elks initiation
tonight, the rehearsal of the Healam
blackface artists has been postponed
until tomorrow evening at the regular
time. Those interested will kindly ac-
Cept this as notice.
r. Il. Peake, an engineer represent
ing the British government in the mat
ter of selecting site for cable
landing in Australia, was passenger
on the Miowera, en- route for Austria
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The Anglican Church Chronicle for
April states that the Rev. Louis Bryde,
formerly of North Kohala, and or late
residing near Woochau, in China. very
near the seat of war, escaped molesta-
ton.
Manager Mckenzie, of the Volcano
Stables Company, Hilo, has taken hold
of the business, and has made many
changes in the staff of drivers. A new
bus service to Waiakea mas been es-
tablished, all the companies forming
combination.
Mrs. r. A. Jordan leaves for Queens
land today on the Mowera, to be
present at the celebration of her
fathers ninetieth birthday. The old
gentleman resides in Brisbane, and
went to Australia as a pioneer of the
German missionary Society, sixty
years ago.
Thomas w. Hebron, of Honolulu,
has sued Edward POLITE and Henry st.
Goar for 1926, on account of a deal
in the Hawaiian Commercial stock.
Hebron says the brokers have the
money, but will not pay it over, while
POLITE and Goar say that Hebron is
the victim of slump in the market
The Hiloites are again IN hopes that
the Hilo- Kohala Railway scheme will
come to a head. H. b. Gehr is expect
ed from the States soon, to commence
the building of the first ten-mle sec
ton of road. The intention now is to
build ten-mile sections only. Gehr's
office furniture arrived IN Hilo on the
bark Santiago.
Interesting developments are being
made in the Robinson burglary" con-
spiracy, and the police are about to
show their hand in the matter. 1t Is
for the arrest of parties mixed up in
the affair, the general charge being
Accessories are being
closely questioned by the police.
Two employees of the Olaa Sugar
engaged in building the
tiume, left camp at kaumana last
week Sunday to hunt wild cattle in
the forest, and not returning up to
a search party was organic
ed. The men came to Waiakea planta-
ton on Wednesday. They lost their
bearings Sunday, but kept walking
When they found" themselves they
were almost exhausted from exposure.
The annual meeting of the vestry of
st. Clements Chapel was held last
evening The following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
and Herbert Mist; sldesmen, Pierre
Jones. Guild, Wheeler, Raymond
Spaulding, Blackman and jacobson;
w. II. Baird, treasurer, and l.. Ward,
secretary. Considerable business was
laid before the meeting, to be acted
on Friday next
Lieutenant Emory Winship, u. S. N.
has been advanced four numbers in
rank on the list of lieutenants, Junior
grade, in the navy, for eminent and
conduct in battle. Win
ship was badly wounded in the Philip
pines during the landing of a boats
crew from the Yorktown lie had
charge of the boats howitzer, and In
covering the retreat of the jackies, he
received several severe wounds. He
is a general favorite in Honolulu So
ciety circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Clementson
who are well known in Honolulu, had
a narrow escape in travelling from San
Francisco to their home in Boston.
For the first time in their many years
Of railway journeying their tram was
wrecked. In the carriage before their
own, six persons were killed. The
sense of security with which they have
always travelled will be lost for a long /
time, though they escaped without in |
jury.-Anglican Church Chronicle.
An important meeting of the Ha-
waiian Medical Association was held !
on Saturday evening at the office OF |
DR.. w. Il. Taylor. at which a commit
lee consisting of DIR. Meyers, DIR. Mays. /
1ng- nj TN..