The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-01-24
LEGAL ft,l1nS.
Considerable building is projected on
Manoa Valley tracts.


| The Zendas will give their initial
dance at Progress Hall next Thursday
evening.
| The dredger for the Pearl Ha Dor work
! win be moved TO the entrance of the
harbor this week.
! The Hawaii Yacht Club has been in
corporatod with Il capital OF 5000, diyid-
ed into shares of so eacn
Two officers recently detailed for
duty at. Camp Mckinley are expected
on the transport Fitzpatrick.
A novelty at Kapio,ani Park is a pri-
waite pleasure boat with canopy. which
is rowcd about the lagoons.
! The new convent building. next to
the Roman Catholic Cathedral on Fort
street, is nearing completion.
! Judge Estee has adopted new rule
providing that in the future Monday
should be law and motion day.
! The appointment of X. J. Breckons.
of Wyoming. as united states District
Attorney, has been confirmed by the
Senate.
| j. Walter Doyle, one of the customs IN
spectors, has been suspended by Collec-
| tor Stackable on account Of alleged ir-
reRularities
a son was born yesterday morning
at 1880 o'cloci; to the wife OF Emmett
Burke. Miss Burke was formerly Miss
Mamie Smith.
/ Grand and petit Jurors in Federal
Court can get their fees today, Marshal
/ Hcndry having received u draft for
$1,000 in last nights mail.
| The steamship Sierra yesterday
brought news Of the death of the Ton
gan Princess Ola, of consumption, at
Nukuaiofa, December IA.
| p. d. Kellett Jr., former Circuit
! Court clerk, was yesterday commission
ed by Treasurer Wright as an agent to
/ grant marriage licenses In Honolulu.
| r. l.. c. Perkins, the naturalist, left
| yesterday FOR tour of Molokai, where
! he Will endeavor to increase his col
lection of birds, and continue his study
of the Islands.
/ unsightly accumulations OF garbage
and refuse are to be seen at many
places along Young street. owing to the
/ failure of the garbage gatherers to cart
the same away.
Writing and mechanical employees Of
the Republican have had notice that
their services will not be required after
February list, when the paper will go
out OF existence.
The lot of khaki cloth recently sent
here by the United States war depart
Guard. is being made up into uniforms
, by the regimental tailors.
The published report of Auditor Aus
tin shows a cash balance in the treas
ury of $699, 73077 for the month ending
! December 81 as against s624,411.25 for
the same period in 1900.
Judge Gear was one of the Ventura $
returning passengers. He said that he
had been in San Francisco all the time
that he was away, and had been en-
joying himself immensely.
The new United States magnetic OBJ
servatory has been completed, and Is
now in practical operation. J. A. Flem-
ing is in charge, and the station is To-
Gated near the Eva plantation.
Fish market Chinese have been
threatening to quit because of an al
legged increase in rents made by Super
intendent Boyd. Mr.. Boyd says there
has been no raise in rents, but only
equalization"
During February the land office will
offer for sale the leases and homestead
rights in about $4,000 acres of govern
ment land. The lands are in Hilo dis
|. trict, in Kau and Hamakua, Hawaii
ard also on Maui.
one of the passengers on the venture
is George Heimrod, Consul General o.
: rod, German by birth, comes from
, Omaha, where he has been prominen
/ in business and politics.
Melvin Nanniman, the photographer
| who took some very fine birds eye
views of Honolulu, has a contract with
the Oceanic Steamship Company tC
make photographs in Australia. He
win pass through here on the Ventura
To-Day.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed yesterday by the firm of Ye
given as sl,56O.S6. and the assets a:
sl,024.62. The claims are general,
small, some Of them being for fifteer
cents.
The Wilder Steamship Company has
resumed the carrying of paiai to Mo.
lokai under the old contract. The new
arrangement which was contemplated
with Young Brothers by the Board oil
Health, for some reason. fell through
and the old deal will be carried out.
Superintendent Boyd said yesterda,
that negotiations with s. II. Alexander
for the building Of the Sugar Loaf roat
had not been completed at the time o.
the latter's departure for San Francis
CO. Mr.. Alexander still has the plans
and nothing further will be done fol
the present.
The current number of the Diocesan
Magazine announces that THE Bshol
of Honolulu rendered to the Arch
bishop of Canterbury his resignation o
the See of Honolulu, to take effect OF
April !, 1902" 1t has been suggested
that Bishop Willis will now make a bio
for the appointment by the American
House of Bishops.
Fire Commissioner Pratt has recelv
cd Senator
ing, in response to request that III
use his influence to apply custom rev
enues to payment Of fire claims, prom
Using to do all in his power to help
Clark also says that Pratt has beer
mentioned for governor. Pratt want.
Fred Macfarlane.
| The twelve sailors who We're arrested