The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-23
H|LO'S Bic
RACE DAY
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pIete for New
Years Event.

| expenses Of the polo teams from oahu
or Maui but no arrangements for such
a contest have been made. and that part
Of the program will be abandoned. The
entries FOR the race meet close neNi
Monday. The program with the purses
offered is as follows:
/. One-half mile free for all. Purse
10000 s25 of purse to second horse.
2. one mile trot or pace; best in 3
heats; 2:1S class. for the Holmes cup.
Purse $3.50. S25 of purse to second horse.
3. One-half mi.e japanese race. Purse
$50. SIS Of purse to second horse.
4. Three-fourths mile free for all.
Purse 500. S25 of purse to second horse
5. One-half mile ladies race. Purse
$25. s. of purse to second horse
G. one mile free for all; Hilo Mer-
camille Cup. Purse $1OO SIS of purse
to second horse.
Z. One-half mile japanese race Purse
S25. S. of purse to second horse.
S. Five-eighths mile free for all.
Purse 800 SIS of purse to second horse.
.. Gentlemen's driving race. Purse
$500 s25 Of purse to second horse.
ENTERTAINING EUSTIS.
Superintendent Lambert of the Hilo
Railroad Company took Hon. Commits
sioner Eustis and number Of Hilo
gentlemen over the railroad in a special
train on Sunday. The trip was made to
let Mr.. Eustis obtain an idea of this
part of the island by actual observa-
ton.
Accompanying Mr. Eustis We're, be-
sides Mr.. Lambert, Philip Peck, Jno. T.
NOR j. w. Mason, John a. Scott, A. b.
Loebenstein, L. Turner, w. |. Madeira,
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Mckenzie and a representative of the
Herald.
The handsome car Hilo, drawn by en-
CINE No. 3, left Waiakea at $3.50, stop
ping at Keaau for Mr.. McStocker, who
continued on the train to Mountain
View, where a ten minute stop was
made, but owing to inclement weather
the party did not go far from the depot.
On the return of the train to Olaa Mill
Mr.. McStocker left and the balance of
the party continued to Kapoho. Mr..
Eustis took great interest in the coun-
try and asked for information relative
to the lava flow Of 1910 over which the
tracks are laid.
At Puma a splendid luncheon, prepar-
ed under the direction of Mrs Lambert,
was served in the car. Manager Camp
bell of the Puma Sugar Company was
at the station waiting the arrival of
the train. He had provided convey
ances and accompanied the party to
Green Lake and the bottling works of
the Kawaiakekua Mineral Water Com
pany and other places Of interest. Mr.
Eustis was favorably impressed with
what he saw and complmented Mr..
Campbell upon the fine appearance of
the cane. The train left Kapoho shortly
1.g.F. IL. IL
fifty minutes.-Herald.
HILO WEDDING.
Henry j. Lyman and Miss Grace Neu-
mann were united in marriage at noon
last Monday at the Richardson home
stead in this city, Rev. Mr. Hill ohciat-
ing. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of a few of the relatives
and friends of the parties. The bride
was attended by Misses Elvira Richard
son and Sarah Lyman. The best man
was Eugene Lyman, a brother of the
groom.
After the ceremony. a delightful
luncheon was served, and at $3.50 p. m.
the bridal party left by train for the
Volcano House. They will reside at
KapOho, Puma.
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS.
A writ of habeas corpus was granted
Tuesday afternoon by Judge Little in
behalf of Kama, a native who is under
arrest charged with forgery. The writ
was made returnable at 10 o'clock, De-
cember 20. The offense which caused
the arrest of Kama for forgery consists
in his alleged signing of names to a
petition circulated in Puma asking for
certain changes in school matters. The
hearing on the writ will be to deter
mine whether the signing of another
mans name to petition constitutes the
crime Of forgery.-Trlbune.
\ LEGAL TANGLE.
4 legal tangle of interest to lawyers
Is on in the District Court, in connec-
ton with the case of the Territory vs.
Wong Tim, charged with gross cheat.
G. NJ. LeBond is assisting Sheriff An
dreWs In the prosecution and carl $.
Smith is for the defense. Mr. Smith Is
cited by Judge Hapai 10 appear next
Tuesday and show cause why he should
not be committed for contempt. This
phase of the case grew out Of Mr.,
Smiths refusal 10 produce certain pa
pers, which the court ordered him 10.
produce,-Trlbuue,
SHOOTING AT OLAA.
Keala Kalea, a native living al twelve
miles, was shot In the knee last sum.
day, the BE- cnlibre ban just grazing the
bone, There rs some mystery about
the shooting The natives claim II Uua|
accidental Tho disappearance OF "a
native who was living la the Same house.
indicates that crime may have boon
committed, The police are investigating
lhn ease,
NEWS NOTES,
A meeting uf thp creditors NJ Do.
\. lonrH, held before r,fprae a. a.. ludg-.
way Asl Monday a, iumhuFE was
elected uuFirr in bankruptcy pllh bond.
llNrd at a. poo.
Landlord Ma'lmu M tho Volcano
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