The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-01-28
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There nro several letter. az this onice
Tor "gul. tudn."
Mr. r. r. p. wnterh1uso came in
from Hilo, on the 18th.
m. marine railway az the Hcaiani
brHthuuse o. b.Ing repaired.
Soldiers and sailors were very much
iu evidence ON the streets Saturday.
/ The Honolulu Bowling Rooms were
opened in the Metropolc building Ala
kca street. Saturday
There were fifty-slx arrests yester-
day. ana this morning promises to be
lively in the police court.
work on the Waikiki extension OF the
Rapid Transit road is to begin today,
all arrangements having been com
pleted.
There is talk I'm Hilo Of union of
polo, tennis, basket ball and base ball
under one management for field day
purposes.
Editor Norrie was on the streets yes
terday. He is slowly gaining strength,
but SHOWS the severe effect OF his re-
cent Illness.
A baseball team from the L. s. S.
Mohican was beaten at Punahou, Sat
urday afternoon, by the Custom House
team, by II to /.
The Globe Navigation Company Is said
to be negotiating for contracts to carry
sugar direct from several Kauai plauta-
lions to the coast.
Brewer & Co. give notice that the
ship |. +. Chapman will leave New
York on or about April 1, 1902. Ship
pcrs will please take notice
Mr.. II. j. Spauding was an incom-
ing passenger in the late Island boat
from Kauai. Mr.. Spaulding goes to
t. "a,
Professor Koebele, the entomoogist,
returned by the Kinau from Hilo on
Saturday with a lot of beneficial lady
birds. They will be liberated at once.
Captain Bowers, of the Merchants
Patrol and Confident al Agency, has is
sued some very neat cards giving the
latest complete list of fire alarm boxes.
The Business Men won the league in
door baseball game at the Young Men S
Christian Association Saturday even
ing, from the Intermediates, by 10 to
10.
An entertainment at Eva plantation
netted $141 for "a recreation hall. Mrs.
Renton, Mrs. May and several members
of the Honolulu Murphy Club took
part.
I The Hawaiian Planters Association
has established an agency on Smith
street. near Ilpltl SlIttt, "htIt
csc laborers are being enrolled for
work.
]. ID. Neil, an old resident of Koloa
Kauai. died there Sunday night De-
ceased leaves two sons. He was al
one time engaged in the lumber bust
ness in Kauai.
! Japanese in Hilo who want to be-
come Jehus are put through vigorous
catechism by Captain Lake, of the
police force, and then given a severe
test in handling the reins.
! Governor Dole is preparing to call
q special election in the Fourth District
for Representative to succeed the late
Archibald Gilfillan.. The call will prob
ably be issued within few days.
Seven boys were arrested yesterday on
suspicion of completely in a burglary
which was committed at a Chinese store
In Nuuanu valley. A lot of canned stuff
was stolen, as well as some clothing and
$50 In cash.
The finance committee of the Hawaii
an Evangelical Association has sent
out it's annual appeal for funds to helI
the society. The circular is signed by
j. Is. Anterior, Theodore Richards and
J., u. c. Jones.
I Civil service examinations for mai
carriers will be held at the High Schoo
: on February Sth. Applications must bt
made to A. T. Ingalls,, at the custom
z house, not later than o'clock D. III.
i February eth.
| Papers will be filed today by the
Hawaiian Tramways Company, per.
fecting its appeal to the Ninth Circuit
from the decision Of Judge Estee, who
refused to enjoin the use of the streets
by the Honolulu Rapid Transit Com
pany.
J Three jackies from the Mohican Were
taken to the police station Saturday ir
the patrol wagon. They were hilarious
and as the wagon went through the
business streets they amused them
selves by singing, Just Break the
News to Mother"
Baby Dean" the girl stowaway who
wears soldier clothes, and who came
! here on transports twice during the
Spanish war. arrived on the Fitzpatrick
She was turned off at Honolulu, some
one at Camp Mckinley having prom
Used to look after her.
Invitations have been issued to the
members of the consular corps. and Il
the heads of the army and navy, fol
the reception to be given at the Ger
man consulate this noon, in celebration
of the anniversary of Emperor vii
liam's birthday. Everybody is invited
to attend.
The First Congregational Church o
St. Louis is endeavoring to locate c
former member, oliver Buxton, who |:
supposed to have been in Honolulu {
number of years ago So far, no trace
of him has been found, and it is be
lieved that he has gone to Japan OF
New Zealand.
Bids for the construction Of new
slaughter houses at kalihi by the Met
ropolitan Meat Company will be open
ed this week. The new buildings viii
be an Improvement upon the one.
standing at present in 1wilei, anC
which the Board Of Health has ordered
the company to remove.
Superintendent Boyd has notified tel
ephone, electric lighting and electric
railway companies that they must file
with the government inspector detail
maps showing the location of all poles
and wires, before March list. The
also ordered IN ramovt