The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-22

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Several varieties of new sugar cane
came by the Miowera from Queensland
for the Hawaiian Planters Experiment
| tai Station.
Burglars broke into Demetrius c.
! Camarinos' thirst parlor on Tuesday
night and touched him for box of ci-
/ CARS and a few Primo cocktails.
The steamer Claudine left this port for
Maui yesterday afternoon at o'clock
with full cargo. Among her freight
was "a new bridge for Kipahulu and
, number of telegraph poles for Waikiki.
! Governor Dole will issue Thanks
giving proclamation calling attention
TO the one promulgated by President
Roosevelt, and ordering all government
offices closed on that day.
Judge Barrow, representing the
/ Union Oil Company of San Francisco,
| is registered at the Hawaiian Hotel.
He will look after the interests of his
/ company while in Honolulu.
! Miss Anita Phillips. who left Homo
lulu last spring as assistant to Miss
| Rose Dawson at the Buffalo EXPOSE
ton, has been appointed to a RESPONSE
BILE position in one of Oakland's large
| banks.
The buck which Mr. Desky had
| hrouobt fr,,,, Mo,ok,i 70 Pacific
! Heights has killed the doe which ac-
companied him Mr.. Deskv viii send
ia MoInkni for another doe for this
| Rlueheard
The German shin Iita. which arrived
from Hamburg last Sunday, will prob
ably go up to the wharf today and
begin discharging. She carries very
! ing about 500 900
s,o,,,,.,,,e., -, Co. ,.,., s,
date in thn rare for renresentative
from tba u;lo district ,rera fiIed vas
/ ter5av nv I NJ Knuwila. The other
tuo c,nJid,tes ore nayid EwnIilkn
ana I,mnu n I.vis
w iicoA Is saiu 10 nav taheh "lotS
a,,,'',as Va IL, =, oranasnn &c EorshaI
Nav Eranca,s iunstrioIs soldier TO n
,a,:,;o,, 80 ,ho urarrinr's snrtmna soid
=, an,n,n, 70 40 600 ono
w w
haSh any a picSE,e .oiI'ueu t rs
80, 80, 80 ITn;o, Sn,,n,a III
hicvclist sou inst bofora raacbing tho
! sn,,ara ana H. baclx yrhich ,yns al
rnctiv hahind struck Tho wheel dam
oging ~ SLIGHTLY
The I-onSShoremen's Union is said to
! i,
TICS unueI Tue h".he VI oisSiioi .'' ~, %
LABOR ohioh party. tneir ooJee. is 10
protect .he Wn wa, from As,a.,.
iapoi anu "Iii oe eSPe''ahS aii'eu 81
'"p"heee.
II. J. Noltc, the Fort street restaur-
auteur. and his daughter, Miss Rika
Noi.s' re,urteu 10 tioholuIu sesseru"s
III lhe sentutu' .lie ioii''ei, at.ei d
Iohs aosenc' III Ee'iiaiiS, "ne.e nc
IL.
ic'"' HS ''io'h ii'p'o|e"'
The Wilder Steamship Company Is
busilyi engaged in the rat crusade.
Since saturday poison has been aus.
!Iiputnu IN tI'e iioohs any e'a'iii ',f ~ W
VIZ VIC. Gu ~" 90 ',"pS I'm ne
S,-,,i 90 49,. -, roSo,,,s
'' ava NC pow
The ruins OF kaumakapili Church
We're sold at auction saturday morning
TO n Chinese contractor named rang
Chong.. he PAID N,f2o Tor the struc-
away Mi the brick within four months
Nrs rar,a q smith w,fs of tb,
chief of the United states Agricultural
station, accompanied by her son WAL
ter. and her mother, Mrs. Julia Wer
ner arrived yesterday from New South
wales ana VIII take up their resiuenoe
~ 'ho S'a''oh'
An oIqer Went INTO eHect on the
hahu shnslt on Mon"as 70 .he clec'
,,o.a,','n,, sma,t ~, ,n,l, 20 ,assanaars
| If a passenger desires information the
motorman is to signal the conductor
forward. and the information VIII be
impaired
NJ. r. Bioletti. 'iticulturist anu pac-
terloiosls.' Oh me uepuItihsn. % rs
| q. ~. 80 .,,a,,. Iinnai,,,,,
IN a fe,y volts on his wov 70 south
| Africa. where he has accepted n new
! nosition. He viii probably remain here