The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-13

usefulness, and u VII not be LONG be-
Tore the demand Tor horseless ttage
lines viii GROW TO such proportions that
the factories viii be unable to turn out
Vehioies fast enough
ron uAwAIrs aoI.p urNrs
the stockton independent says; Last
evening the GLOBE Iron WORKS shipped
twenty Truah ore eers 10 honoiuiu ana
when u was Known thst they were go
ing 10 the isiands there was some
speculation a. 10 what uee they would
De put a. u 10 Known That there are
no mines tnefe. DIG sugar rehnery
purchased the care TO improve the
plant When sugar 70 mace IL mas TO
pa~ through sevsrei processes ana
LOT OF must oe conveyed from one
department. 10 announcer whiie not THESE
s.eel care are Just the thins TO handle
.ne sugar conveniently ana economical
~. Inc twenty sent out from here last
evening VIII De transrefred TO Q steam
er pouho TOT hohsiuis'
GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE.
The New York Price Current OF a
fortnight ago says: Jane. ID. Dole Of
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. 10 spend
Ing q few days in tovn buying mechin-
cry and equipment for q pineapple can
ming plant to be located I'm Hawaii.
Mr.. Dole is a son of Governor Dole"
Robert Levers ana wife. who live at
San Jose, have been amending some
DAYS in San rrancisco. Levers In a
familiar figure at the Occidental Hotel
Lewis. of Lewis 4 Turk, 10 here, tell
ing his friends of the courtesies shown
him by. the manager of Oahu tail. On
the trim up Lewis was the life OF the
smoking room aboard the Alameda and
his vigorous word pictures OF political
conditions In Hawaii amused all his
iisteners.
II ia understood that w G. Peacock
has bought or leased the schooner Ju-
liza Whaien. for Captain Ro,ehill's nd
venturing TO the guano island near the
Jspanese coast. The schooner in the
propertv of "Commodore Nick" wen
yer OF samoa. who once sailed the seas
in the Yacht Norma. with "Prince'' Pc
terson of Honolulu as Master of the
Reyels. Weaver has a suite nj the PAL
ace and lives In great luxury. Peacock
viii not 20 TO the island. but will re-
turn to Honolulu soon. He and Rose
hill have had many merry times to-
gether here. and are taken for two old
salts on a PROSPEROUS land VOYAGE.
The Bulletin saws: "The Tennis Club
of Honolulu is one of the pleasant no.
dial features there. and n warm inter-
est is taken in IL by its different MEM
beers. The court IL a fine eSand the
different tournaments are lust n sig
nal for the appearance of the smart set
in their prettiest. highest gowns.
Among the members are s. G. Wilder,
Mrs. Ivers, Miss Wilder, Miss Gum,
Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Hatch"
In a page on ping-pong and Its vogue
among society folk. the Sunday Exam
iner says: Miss George Spieker Ia
spoken of as one of the best, She is
out of the race at present, though, for
she left some days since for Honolulu,
where strange ping-pons is played with
palm-leaf fans and little cocoanuts,
they say"
b. f. Dillingham; is at the Occidental
He Is as always here up to his ears In
business. II is supposed he As endeav-
oring to float McBryde bonds. billing
ham expects to return to Honolulu in
few days with his daughter. who Is
! in Oakland He will hasten back here
| Immediately.
George Patterson. who drives n hacb
in Honolulu when he is not spending
his surplus in travelling and high liv.
ing. IL here.
Joe Marsden. whose purse Is as fat
as his opu, has much fame as a sleigh,
of hand man. He delights in pulling
coins out of his friends noses and ears
and is as clever as many professiona
observation-disclosures.
, Clarence NJ White IL ouite III Hi,
intentions on arriving here from Homo
lulu a few DAYS ago were to proceed n
I once to Idaho, where his father lives
But he has felt so badly that he ha,
postponed his tourney. He Is living a
the Occidental Hotel. The day befor,
Yesterday he had a sudden attack o.
fever which made him fear he woule
pass away. He had a physician sum
moned and to n friend made known
his last wishes. However. he recovered
strength speedily and now looks fairl,
well. White is suffering from malari;