The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-29

man through hls attorneys. Smith and
Parsons. viii eTIVai ~ the fultem"
Court,
INVESTOR or a CANE CAR
J. 4. Hughes. master car builder oi
the oahu iia r0ed Coz arrived bt Toe
plnudlur iHst uipht ana viii ru tu olnh
to-day Mr Hughes is the inventor ~
ear used on many VI the plantations
Tor carrying cane ana his visit here "
In relation ~ their Introduction on the
Oiaa plantation.
FOR THE COAST
Tho following passengers have en-
gagged passage on the Roderck Dhu for
san Francisco. Dr. and Mrs. Coudert
e. H. Burke Miss Burke. \. Chisholm,
G. O. Reilly. MIR. and Mrs. Carter.
HAWAII BRIEFS.
Mrs. S. O. Kinney is stlll visiting In
Honolulu.
Prof. ziegler has discontinued his
dancing class.
Norman Lyman returned from Homo
lulu last night.
Captain Ben Brown has withdrawn
his Olaa property from the market
Il. u. Baldwin has a sample of very
fine cane growing on his place at six
teen miles.
Manager waldron has resumed his
duties as manager OF the Volcano
House.
Andrew Anderson has leased his place
at Mountain View and viii in future
reside in Puma.
MIR. and Mrs. Mckinney will reside
with DR.. Reid and wife at their River
side Park residence.
o. A. Steven will soon begin clearing
fifty acres of land in Elbernon prepara-
tory to planting cane.
Col. ]. II. Fisher, formerly a member
of the firm of Bishop & Co., but now
engaged in the real estate and brok-
erage business, Is registered at the
Hilo.
Ex-Judge Wilder and wife were pas
sengers by the Claudlne. Mrs. Wilder
has been in Honolulu since she return
ed from the Coast more than a month
ago.
The Severance building, now the
property of A. =. Loebenstein, on Wal
anuenue street, has been moved so as
to face Ptman street. 1t is leased to
DR.. Stowe.
Manager MCStocker has not received
any advices regarding the signing of
the contract with the Waiakea Mill Co.,
whereby the latter will grind 1000
tons of cane for Olaa.
Charles Aud, who was awarded the
contract for carrying the mail in Kau,
came over on Tuesday to take the oath
of allegiance to the United States be-
fore Judge Little. He was formerly a
British subject.
a six foot shark was captured off
Coocanut Island Tuesday.
Mrs. John Cargyll entertained some
friends at cards on Monday night.
An incandescent light has been plac-
ed close to the Riverside Park bridge
John A. Graack. representing r. G.
Dun & Co., Is in Hilo on business con-
nected with his firm.
There was dance on the Roderick
Dhu on Monday night. Quite num-
Der of town people attended.
A contractor in Hilo says he will I'M
dertake to put the Kilauea Hou at long
wharf after the Japanese give up the
job.
DIR. Stowe of Hamakua arrived in
Hio yesterday and will begin the prac-
aice of medicine. He will make Hilo
his permanent residence.
The annual report of w. II. Lambert,
superintendent of the Hilo r. r. Co.
shows the affairs of that company to be
in a very prosperous condition.
A telephone message from Kau re-
ceived yesterday IL to the effect that
the Porto Rican laborers on Hutchin-
son plantation seem satisfied with
their condition.
It's the first born and Ed. Hitchcock
has grown three inches taller since 1t
happened.
]. r. Wilson and wife will probably
get away for the Coast about March
Is. They will reside in their new house
at Alameda.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Downer will
spend their honeymoon In Honolulu.
on their return they will reside in the
cottage In Puueo formerly occupied by
Mr. and Mrs Bowman.
Portuguese on Zealandia.