The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-07-28
LOCAL BREvIrlEs.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Oahu College has issued its cata-
logue for 1902-1903.
Collector of Customs f. r. Stackable
Is on tour of inspection of SUPPORTS.
He went to Hilo this week.
John X. Sumner is quoted as saying
that he has paid out $4,000 in legal
fees. The Ellis boys say that their
fees have been $1,000.
Rev. Kekipi has applied for a charter
| to legalize the church of the Hoomana
Naauao Society in this Territory. 1t
is the Christian Science cult.
Mrs. s. de ]. Castro has filed new
suit for divorce against Manuel V. Cas-
tro. alleging extreme cruelty since her
previous libel was withdrawn.
c. S. Desky has not given up hopes
of the Tantalus electric railway. S. 7.
Alexander of Oakland holds his offer of
$4,000 good whenever times in general
revive.
| The yacht clubs house warming at
the Peninsula will take place on the
evening of August S. There will be a
yachting cruise to the scene, where the
|
der, concert and dance.
| Ladies of st. Clements church have
rendered n reception to Bishop and
| Mrs. Restarick, which will be held at
the parish house on Saturday, August
| 8, the first anniversary of the arrival
at Honolulu of the special guests.
Among the Siberia passengers was
wifi Of NJ, ,i1 nf
Baguiro. Philippine Islands. Governor
Pack is relative of H. A. Parmelee
of Honolulu, who with Mrs, Parmelee
entertained Mrs. Pack while here.
When the steamer Siberia sailed from
Yokohama Governor Cleghorn and
Colonel Macfarlane's party were being
entertained that day at luncheon by
the British Minister Plenipotentiary, Sir
Claude Macdonald. at Toxic, Japan.
Drug Co. received from Treasurer Ke-
poikai yesterday his license to practice
pharmacy. This Is the first license is
sued under the new pharmacy law.
Mr.. Chambers is a graduate of the
Ontario College of Pharmacy.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Hawaiian Fibre Co. held Thursday af-
| ternoon it was decided to extend the
acreage Of sisal by several hundred
acres. Manager Smith was instructed
to go ahead and finish the clearing Of
land which is suitable for the grow
ing of the fibre.
Superintendent Cooper states that
Mr.. Higgins of the Federal Experiment
| Station, who is getting up an exhibit of
that institution for st. Louis, is also
preparing an agricultural exhibit for
the Territory. This work is undertaken
at the suggestion of Director Jared G.
Smith and much appreciated by Mr..
| Cooper.
Colburn VS.. Osaka has been settled
out of court.
The First National Bank has paid
out more than 100000 of the fire claims
money.
NJ. X. Nakuina is cultivating the cas-
tor oil plant and ssal on his Molokai
property.
Deputy Sheriff II. r. Hitchcock of
Molokai is in town on business con-
nected with Kamalo Sugar Co. affairs.
The Board of Agriculture will meet
on Wednesday next, when action will
likely be taken to send to Washington
for Forester Hall.
Senator Isenberg has accepted the
presidency of the Hawaiian Sisal Co..
Ltd, which is going to develop the fibre
| industry at Heeia, Oahu.
Alexander Young will turn his Wal
kiki residence into a beach resort in
connection with the Young hotel. Work
of transformation has begun.
OF the Hawaiian silver there has been
| redeemed, under the Act of Congress:
dollars, $4,000 out of 100000 original
mintage; half dollars, 27S,000 out of $780,
900: quarter dollars, $4,000 out of 100000;
dimes, none left to redeem, the supply
having been bought by spectators
shortly after annexation. Total amount
redeemed, 900, the latest shipment
by the First National Bank on July "a
being 100000.
(From Mondays daily.)