The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-08-12


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as applicants for the same rights and
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Doe win choose one COR other 90 the ape
ui.ants ,r whether Doe wu uut tho
privilege up al auction.
AS usual. the summer representation
Of Island people in san Francisco BIS
large. Nh and Mrs. Robert Levers
are spending their time alternately be
tween san Francisco ana san Jose.
Miss lrmgard Schafor has been spend
ing six weeks, partly in San Francisco
and partly In san Jose and returns on
The Alameda" today. Mrs. McStocker
her two sisters the Misses Al Fong.
are at the Occidental. The two Nc
Stockcr girls will enter Mills Seminary
which opens its school year a week
from Monday. b. +. Dillingham;. W. A.
kinney ana family. George Wilcox,
Albert Wilcox ana family young Mrs
I,onberg, Henry f. Cooper and son.
Mrs. J. A. Hopper and daughter and
L. A Thurston ana family are also at
the Occidental.
viii Greig of flaming Island, former
- Of Honolulu, IL also staying at the
Occidental awaiting an opportunity to
return home. 1t is a question whether
the English cable will arrive at Fan
ming Island or the Mackay cable ar
rive at Honolulu, first. A ship load
Of cable supplies has already been sent
from San Francisco to flaming Island
aad another viii leave soon. \ force Of
about a dozen employees viii be cm-
pluyed there At last accounts 1900
miles Of the Honolulu cable were load
cd on board the cable ship and addi-
tI.ua' cable was being manufactured
and put aboard at the rate of thirty or
forty miles "a week. The present eX-
prctation is that the cable ship will sail
from England with the cable during
the latter part of August
WALTER WELDON.
Mr. Wcrdon. who is representing tine
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants
Association m an rndcavor To promote
travel to the Islands, is at the Occi-
dental He has an engagement to de-
liver his Illustrated lecture at the Y
~. &. A. Hall in san Francisco on
August 18th. The members Of the
Chamber of Commerce will be specially
invited to attend. lie is in commune
cation with associations at number
of points concerning the delivery Of
lectures lie has been requested by F.
j.. Uaell. recently at the Islands, to
speak at St Louis, and will accept the
invitation. incidentally Mr.. Weldon
has been talking up ssal fibre with the
T'ubbs cordage factory in San Fran
CISCO. They are so mucn pleased with
the fibre produced at EVA that they
have taken s., 500 worth of the stock
of the company and viii probably take
more They have offered to make n
contract 10 take up TO 10000 900 lbs Of
the fibre at the highest market price,
which is now lOc. ID. They pronounce
the Eva fibre to be fully equal to the
gucatan dbre, which Is the best pro-
duced today
SANTA BARBARA EARTHQUAKES.
The newspaper accounts Of the Santa
barbara earthquakes are enormously
exaggerated. The boiled down facts
are that two or three rckety brick
buildings fell down; chimneys were
Capsized and damage to buildings and
goods done to the amount Of about
$1,000. The region is fun Of oil and gas,
and a slight settling OF the earths sur
FACE is the unduubtcd cause OF the dis
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