The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-02-18


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tut will come here Via San Francisco
She ia nov loading IN New YORK
'iefk + Mahriona. of the auditing
department. viii leave nn The steamer
". -. Han this afternoon Tor kuuni
to enjoy his two weeks vacation.
While driving near Diamond Head
sunday. MI and Mrs D.. = Cuuha had
their horse mired In the quicksand. but
The animal was eNtricated without in
jury.
The new Buddhist temple at Waikiki
was blown down last Friday by
heavy wind. Three men who were on
the roof at the time Of the collapse. es-
capped uniniurcd.
Work Is progressing rapidly ON the
Mccully tract extension OF the Rapid
Transit. The filling in contract will be
completed within sixty days, according
to Contractor McKec.
Services commemorative OF Washing
toms birthOay anniversary will be held
at Central Union Church next Sunday
Addresaos win be made by Governor
Dole. Judge Estee and others.
The application of II. 9. Meyers for
Kalihi Valley land, made to the Execu-
tive Council yesterday, was referred to
Surveyor Wall for a report He has
offered $500 an acre for the tract.
/ Governor Dole issued an executive or
der yesterday designating Washing
toms birthday anniversary as a legal
holiday. All government offices will
consequently be closed up Saturday.
Castle & Cooke were yesterday
awarded the contract for supplying
steam coal for the Department of Pub
lie Works at the Makiki quarry, the
pumping station and the sewer station.
The flag raising at Pearl Harbor,
which involves the formal taking pos
ton, has been postponed until after the
second trial of the Honolulu Planta-
ton Company case.
Mrs. A. Christeson and Miss A.
Christeson, of San Francisco, through
passengers on the China for the orient,
were entertained during their short
stay in Honolulu by Miss Margaret
Dawson at her Manoa home.
meeting of the three judges of the
Circuit Court is to be held this morn
ing, at which "a division of the work
will be made. Judge Robinson took the
oath of office before Chief Justice Frear
yesterday morning. He Immediately
appointed as his clerk NJ. r. Simon
ton.
Superintendent Boyd stated yester-
day that nearly one-half of the men
employed on the new Hackfeld wharves
are Hawalians, and that there is but
one Chinese among them, and he is
part Hawaiian. The records now kept
by the Public Works Department show
also the nationality of the laborers EN-
plOyed.
The Kapioani Estate was granted a
temporary injunction yesterday re-
straining Mary Atcherly from prose
cutting her suit to obtain possession of
2 80 acres of land on PunChbowl street.
King Kalakaua owned the property,
but lost it through Kinimaka, who was
his trustee, and had it transferred to
himself.
) Articles of association We're filed yes
terday by the Mani Soda and
Ice Works Company. The principal
place of business is at Wailuku, and
the capital stock is $4,000, with power
to increase it to 100000 r. A. Wads-
worth, president of the corporation
was the former owner of the company $
business.
Prominent government officials and
, residents of Manila have already rails
ed fund of S2662 for Miss Paddock
, the school teacher who met with an
, unfortunate accident soon after land
ing. by which she lost one of her legs
, Miss Paddock was one of the famous
aggregation of school teachers aboard
the transport Thomas, which stopped
over here for three or four days.
George Auwai, assistant to the engi-
reer in charge of the steam roller had
| his right hand badly crushed yesterday
, morning while the roller was being
worked on Makiki street. His hand
was caught in the machinery and was
so badly mutilated as to make neces-
; sary the amputation of the thumb and
the first three fingers. He was remov-
ed to the Queens Hospital for treat
ment.
At meeting of the fire commission
, ers Yesterday the sixty days recess
was extended for another month. Com
, missioner Tesla acted as temporary
, chairman during the absence of Mr.
Macfarlane, and upon the reading of 8
letter from the latter, stating that hC
had been i'll in San Francisco anc
: could not return before March 9Th, il
: was decided to extend the recess fol
thir.J days.
!, Governor Dole received several hun
dret copies of the annual report OF
. Acting Governor Cooper yesterday. anC
: they are being distributed among th'
.; various departments. The book is neat
= ~ Sound in black cloth, and contains
, besides the report, an extract of which
: has been published, a large number o
= handsome illustrations and valuable
maps and charts of the Territory.