The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-05-20

The I<inau will probably sail for San
Francisco the last week in July.
owing to indisposition. the Princess
Kawananakoa will not receive this aft
crnoon.
Mr.. J.. * Kentwell. general manager
of The Hawaiian Realty and Maturity
Co, Ltd. goes to HilO today.
\ meeting of the Republican Terri
torial Central Committee will be held
on Friday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
Judge Estee has affirmed the sale of
real estate made in the Noeller bank
ruptcy matter by Fred Wundenberg,
the trustee.
y special train viii run to the Pearl
city cemetery on Memorial Day at
D. m. The train will lay at the siding
ton an hour.
Commissioner Wray Taylor has re-
csived specimens of "A slug which is
saiu to be doing damage to crops on
Hawaii The new pest is believed to
have been brought here from Japan
The Rapid Transit did a large days
business ON Saturday, the receipts
amounting to about 1882. The bulk of
the travelling, however, was done after
u o'clock in the afternoon, every car
being crowded with pleasure seekers.
SUPP. bbNu Is Dbthtu W itdNt oll tIlt
kinau today for HilO. to be gone for
couple of weeks. While away he will
look into the public works on Hawaii.
including the construction of the new
Hilo dock.
Waialua and oahu plantations are
said to be negotiating with the Cali
torna colonists at Wahiawa for the
use of about 400 acres of sugar land.
The colonists are figuring also upon
the advisability of getting into cane
cultivation on their own account
The members of the Fire Claims Com
mission began signing the awards yes
terday morning. Commissioners kepoi-
kai arrived Sunday for that purpose.
Signatures of majority of the com
missioners are binding, and Commits
sioner Pratt, who is now in Washing
ton, can sign upon his return to Homo
lulu.
Rev. A. V. Soares OF the Portuguese
Protestant church was visited by
Porto Rican couple Sunday, who wish
ed him to ofiiciate at their wedding.
AS the man was Protestant and the
woman a Catholic. Rev Mr.. Soares re-
fused to perform the ceremony, where
upon each attempted to convert the
other, that they might be married. At
last accounts they We're still seeking a
minister.
Assistant United States Attorney j.
]. Dunno has been designated by the
Attorney General to represent the gov
eminent in the Pearl Harbor cases on
appeal j. T.. Richards, the Acting At
torney General. has notified Mr.. Dunno
that he will be kept informed from san
Francisco at what time the cases Will
he called up in the Ninth Circuit Court
of Appeals, and if possible, the Homo
lulu Plantation Company case and the
| Bishop Estate appeal will be taken up
at the same time.
Jared q. Smith, director of the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, leaves on
! The Kinau today for ten days tour
| Of inspection in Waimea district On
Hawaii He will spend the most of his
time at the Parker ranch, having re-
ceived a special invitation from Alfred
w. Carter to visit the place. He will
disembark at Kawaihae and be met by
some one from the ranch. The Waimea
! district is the location also of a number
| af small farms, and Mr. Smith VIII
discuss plans with the farmers of that
district as well. This is the first visit
If the director to the Waimea country
! II. r. Marsh was elected trustee yes
terday by the creditors of a. L. Mich
OILS, at n meeting held in the office OF
Referee w. ;. Fleming, Nearly all the
creditors of Nichols We're represented
either in person or by attorneys. Wade
rhayer was also nominated for the po-
sition of trustee, but failed of election
A. A. Wilder, at the hearing. question:
ed the discharge of the bankrupt. The
assets are practically nothing, and MI
Wilder inquired il the bankrupt did not
have an interest in a piece of laHd
mortgaged To the Queens Hospital
This interest is now in the bankrupt,
l NxttA and IN 10 allapa1 b. ha m
terest in other property formerly held
by him.
! Lewis and Turk are out, having haC