The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-01-29
LOCAL BRevlTlES.

Smoking Is not allowed now on the
street cars.
| w. G. Walker, manager OF Ookala
plantation. is at the Hawaiian.
1t is said that ducks, quail and other
game are now abundant at kaunaka-
| kai.
The Zealandia will sail at noon next
| Thursday, instead OF 4 o'clock, as
| usual.
This week w. w. Dmond Company
| will have clearance sale of fancy
flower pots.
e. j. Cotton and j. Il. McCrossen are
| booked as passengers on the Sierra for
San Francisco.
w. b. Nailima, S. S. Haaheo and ].
| Ahulii, all members of the Legislature,
| are in Honolulu.
DR.. Il. Armitage is here from Maui
on his way to Europe. He Will WISH
his old home in England.
Marshal Ray writes that the last trip
of Claudine was an eXCeedinly rough
one. He was n passenger, and is now
in Hilo.
Miss Elvira Richardson and Miss Ivy
Richardson. her cousin, both of IIilo,
are now visiting mt Waipahu with their
aunt, Mrs. Ahrens.
Mrs. NJ. Il. owens, of San Francisco,
leaves this city today for Ililo, where
she will spend a week visiting the
many points of interest
William Peterson, of Stockton, Cal,
a musician, arrived last evening on the
Zealandia to take position with Wall,
Nichols music department.
Mr.. John Boyle, a wealthy resident
of San Francisco, and his daughter,
Miss Catherine Boyle, will leave today
for an extended visit to neighboring
Islands.
Miss N. f. Hawley leaves for the
Coast on the Zealandia to buy goods
for a millinery and ladies' furnishing
establishment which she VIII start up
| on her return.
States Deputy Marshal Omstead.
both of Waimea, Kauai are recent ar
rivals in town. They are here on Off
cial business
DR.. Beeman and a party of friends
were entertained by Commodore Archie
Young on his launch Waterwitch Sun
day. a run to Pearl Harpor and re-
turn was made.
r. c. l.. Perkins, the naturalist, has
been spending some time in entomology
| ical Investigations about the pail. He
reports many valuable additions to his
| collection Of Island bugs.
, G. =. Wilder, w. ii. Hoogs and Rich
ard Ivers leave for Molokai today, Via
the Claudine, for IA hunting trip Of
several days. They will land at kau-
nakakai and go into the mountains In
| search of deer
The old stone church at Kamoiliill is
| soon to be rebuilt. 1t has been half
torn down. The old coral blocks viii
be used in its reconstruction, which
will be done by private SUBSCRIPTION.
The church is one of the Oldest in the
Islands.
Mr.. A. IL. de Racken, n correspondent
for the Washington Times who is going
to Manila on the Grant, said yester-
day II am going over there to see
what Is the matter. Our paper wants
to know why the Filipinos are not
| pacihed."
New York, a large dry goods firm.
failed some time ago. The greater por-
| ton of the stock was purchased by L.
b. Kerr's agents In New York and
shipped direct to Honolulu, and Is now
offered to the public.
The inquest in the case of Kukuma
will probably not be held for several
days. DIR. Wood Is of the opinion that
the wounds from which death resulted
were made by sword. If this is true,
deputy Sheriff Chillingworth may be
able to obtain clue TO the murderer.
! Estimated anoats of sugar up to
/ January 10, to the United states from
| Cuba and West Indies, were 1900 tons (,
Java, $1,000 tons; Hawaii, 10000 tons
| Europe, 10000 tons, Peru, Demerara.
| etc, $4,000 tons; total $4,000 tons,
against $4,000 tons last year.
| Cotton Brothers have the contract
| for the building of the new steel
/ King street bridge. and are expected
To complete IL I'm April. The work OF
tearing away the old bridge viii begin
on Monday. The Kalihi bridge has been
completed and Is most satisfactory.
being the fun width of che street at
that point,
II Is understood that the next time
thar the Zealandia makes the run
from san Francisco To Honolulu. tina
she VIII bring about eight hundred
labOrers between decks She viii go
from san Francisco 20 Los Angelo
first 10 get the immigrants, after which
she may possibly pass Honolulu by
and take the people directly 10 llaWulI
and other Islands.
Theodore L. Holzhausen, formerly Of
Missouri but NOW representing iurHr
lnttrtEtH iu california ana Mics LaurI
u. Tony ~ san Francisco were mar.
rird January san ln Los Angeles. sayt
the San Francisco Chronicle. They a.
rived Dol San Francisco ON The ION and
after ftw DAYS sailed nov thf Hawaii
an lflHUHa. whore they VIII amend their
Honeymoon l'pon their rrfuTn tnrl
viii reside IA hRn Francisco