The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-02-26
LOCAL sRevlTlES.

~. N. NepoiKal is In town.
There was a meeting of the Catholic
| Benevolent Society last evening
A reception was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Isenperg.
Punahou last evening.
Among the passengers ON the Sheri-
dan are Oscar r, Williams. United
States Consul General at Singapore.
and his son and daughter
Mounted Patrolmcn Trieste and Matt
land reported for duty yesterday, hav-
ing returned from n months vacation.
Trieste has been visiting friends In
Hilo.
Monroe Walton, son of Manager
Walton of Pahala Plantation, is re-
ported to be quite ILL., lie had been In
critical condition prior to the de-
parture Of the Mauna Loa.
Wall, Nichol Company claim that
the advance sale of seats for the
Florence Roberts Company is unprece-
denied in this City. There was u rush
for reserved seats all of yesterday, and
opening niht will not miss a crowded
house.
George Nj. Rolph, secretary of the
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company, returned from Maui on the
Kinau Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Rolph
was delayed in his investigation OF
the water supply for the plantations
by the bad weather. He will prob
ably go to Kauai this afternoon on the
w. G. Hall.
r. Van Allen, late first sergeant of
Company L. Second United States Vol
| unteer Engineers, stationed here two
| years ago, has obtained a years leave.
| of absence from the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company and is going to Ma
Mia on the transport Sheridan to look
| after the railroad interests or the Gov
eminent in the Philippines.
! IL. Birl<myre has nurchas sod a thru
interest In the firm of David Law
renee d Co., the popular cigar dealers
| of Fort street. The firm now consists
OF the following persons: David Law
renee, ii. II. Hayselden and III. Birk-
myre. 1t is reported that they will In
the near future open a large tobacco
/ house in the wholesale district.
The new pipe organ for the Hall
Native Church, Eiilo, Is on board the
bark st. Katherine which vesseI left
san san Francisco on the sth instant for
Hilo. 1t ought to be along in the
course of few days. The new instru-
ment which has been built by the
BerEstrom Organ Company. should be
ready for use soon after the middle of
next month.
Alr. Carl VOTERS, a Hawaiian sugar
planter was In the city during the
past week, having just returned from
a visit to Cuba, the sugar Industry OF
which he, as a practical sugar planter,
was much Interested IN investigating
Mr.. VOTERS is deeply Interested In all
matters connected with tn. develop
ment and advancement or sugar man
utacturng IN Hawaii. Louisiana
Planter.
A party of hnanciers or san Fran
cisco VIII leave on Friday on the
steamer Mauua Lua for Hilo m charge
of IL. e. III bingham and l., a. Thurs
ton. The party viii consist of the
manager aud directors of the German
Bank u san Francisco. John Buck and
others, who came to Honolulu on the
Ventura, and who were personally
conducted over the line Of the oahu
Railway Company last week ny Mr..
DIN CHAM Tho Maunl Lon has been
chartered after II leaves Punaluu for
the exclusive use Of the purty To Hilo.
They w'l INSPECT the ol7a and Puma
plantations as well a the line OF the
new Hiln rpilroad,
After March the T'rif.' 0'7'es Dis
'-lct Court ~ Hawaii WIN T.,n n new
putty clork IN Fred o. Ilrdy ~
Mana. cal, who, accurl g to Mr..
llnmy's home paper. Is ~ receive $50
p"r month for the Job, Nj Handy has
hnnp secretary Of tho Tklnh state
Hospital ana has resirned ~ accent
the position IN judge rstee's court He
II described M n luckv politician and
future blogra pliers win hnye an on
portunlty 20 label him "From freight
zen Mister 10 Deputy ClrFf of the
United States Court" as nfifen years
ngo he drove freight team between
Nnpa and Round Valley. Mr.. iIandy's
home paper goes 40 FAR a. 10 say that
he may. n all probability. hold the
position IN Honolvlu Tor lIfe."