The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-06-10

n 3. Mckenzie, the Hilo horseman.
arrived saturday in the Kinau 10 take
n the track events Wednesday.
Bob" Scott. formerly clerk at the
Hawaiian and Moana hotels and re-
Gently manager u the Hilo hotel, ar
rived Saturday In the kinau.
An excellent concert was given at the
kamehameha School on Saturday ev-
ening for the benefit of the baseball
team and the Kanewanui fund. and
considerable money was realized.
The Bishop OF Panopolis leaves i'm the
Alameda Wednesday for the coast for
the benefit Of his health. He goes to
southern California. Rev. Father
Matthias will officiate In his absence.
Letters have been received from
Archdeacon Restarick, the newly elect
ed Bishop of Honolulu. His consecra-
ton will take place early i'm July and
his arrival in Honolulu may be looked
for soon after.-Anglican Church
Chronicle.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Damon was baptized at St
Andrews cathedral yesterday morning
Rev. A. Macintosh officiating. The
font was beautifully decorated with
flowers, and large number of family
friends We're present.
DAY night at Hawaiian hotel for the
guests and townsfolk. Ellis orchestra
contributed music and dancing contin-
ued until nearly midnight. A large
number OF people We're present and
both the WAIKIKI lanais We're used.
We received a newsy letter from our
friend Mr.. john Cation. lie Is enjoy
ing himself I'm Scotland, and will not
return home until August, when he
viii bring back with him his two broth
ers, who have been In Scotland for
several years.-Anglican Church
Chronicle.
The Scottish Thistle Club Is rapidly
losing many of its most popular mem
bers Two departed last week from the
islands ana Piper" Murray and J. II.
McGregor are to leave In the Alameda
Murray Is one of the champion Scottish
pipers and holds medals for his accom-
plishments. The club presented him
on Friday evening with "A badge in the
design of "A Scottish thistle appropriate
ly Inscribed.
An okolehao still located in a house
in "A small alley leading off from Alapai
line, in Palama, and near to the new
Palama Fire Station. was raided by
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth and Off
GER Van Gesen Saturday, and the out
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alleged owner of the still, or tenant of
the house, is Manuel Nierra. who Is a
laborer at the Wilder wharf only
NierIa's wife was on the premises at
the time Of the raid.
Saturday was the last day on which
tenders for Treasury notes We're re-
ceived by Treasurer Wright. Only one
bid. and that for a small portion of the
$500 which he wished to borrow,
was put in, and the contract was not
let. Some question as to the legality
of the action of the treasurer made in
vcstors here shy of offering to take up
the notes. The Executive Council at
the meeting today will consider what
further action to take i'm the matter,
and new bids may be called for.
Milo. one of the pilot boatmen. is out
on bonds. as the result of beating his
wife on Friday. The complaint which
led to the arrest was sworn to by DR..
Moore. who attended the injured wom-
an, who had given birth to child
three days before the assault took
place. 1t is alleged that Milo struck
his wife on two separate occasions, and
DR.. Moore told the police authorities
that the woman was in II very serious
condition. No charge is yet made
against the boatman. as the police are
awaiting the outcome of the woman's
, illness,