The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-07

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t..f O.. lFUu rlp reports that furirE
rra pact SCAR the overhead Telephone
..r.rE bias been entirely r'mOlsI0ls
chat rr .onp'a uts ~ service art made
fr subscribers. thr irfuiators are alI
glass ard that the construction iu
e...fHt meets au requirements. with
fNa .v..uf'on that wires are not proc
Wide. with protective devices uhere
tH.r enter bu IdluEs The Hll Electric
.cFt Company has also remnae.ed It's
ure- and everything is nmnenled
excepting the electric light lines on
Front street which are reported go b.
ir bad condition. New Lines are being
manned. but construction ls delayed
ia obtaining the right 90 way for
streets along which the proposed line
Is Co pass. Mr.. Hasson recommends
chat matters be left in the hands %
the suparintendenfs Of the companies.
The electric light rate ranges from -
90 81 cents per month The govern
ment arc street lights cost s. per
month, the incandescent 81 20 per
month.
when a charred paper fell last even
ing into a plate held by Miss RIPLEY.
+ who stood on the pulpit platform OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. IL sym
( bolzcd the lifting 81 a mortgage %
50 900 which has burdened the church
FOR six years. Today there IL not a
foot OF ground owned by the Methodist
church upon 81 hich there Is a penny OF
debt In the past fifteen months
through the determined efforts OF the
pastor and his followers. every cent OF
the 5000 has been raised. the most OF
II IN The Hawaiian Islands. and the
mortgage was duly cancelled on March
isi.
Last nights exercises were in the
nature of general tlaukFglyiug. Pas
ter Pearson Was especially happy and
he now looks forward 10 a bright and
prosperous career for his church ant
It's numerous branches throughout tn,
Islands.
Treasurer webb read the Gnancia
g.. report which showed that balance
had been struck.
CuuEIatulatory speeches were made
b. W. 4. Bowen Of the Central Unlor
church. Rev l.. s. Muckley OF n,
Christian church and By Rev. Mr.
, Pearson. Then there was music an,
. Icfreshments.
The stern ~ the transport Warner
has only 10 b. raised thirty more inch
~ out 81 the water before the ole
stump Of the propeller blade can b.
u1boltoI and the new blade boited on
! The stern has been raised nearly eigh
feet since Sunday.
Yesterday the work ~ carrying phi
iron forward was continued and vii
90 on today. II h estimated that tn
I vessel wll have been sufficiently tip
ped by tomorrow morning 10 allow O
I've hiluhl 'p'Ihlt'If OF ifbdHliE u
propeller to commence. Opinions diffe
. rs 10 just how long il win TAX" to pu
: the new blade in position. The w0r
y can undoubtedly be done I'm two days
! but on the other hand. there have bee
, cases where II has taken as long a
four days "a replace n broken blad,
and this with every facility for speed
work available. II Is extremely doubt
ful even II with the best of luck TN
warren cnn yet away for "A week, fo
! all her AFT cargo win have to be re
placed. ana II win take longer to d
4, this and pack It properly than 1t did I
y transfer II forward.
Tomorrow night at o'clock the arm
. and ships officers of the Warren wi
= hold an Informal reception on board tn
=, transport. TO be followed by "A dane
u Invitations have been issued to Cover
nor Dole. the officers at Camp McKir
, ley. and the various officials of III
u army and navy departments.
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