The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-11-06
DOLE'S REPORT IS ADMIRED
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s2sos postmaster salary $1,000 clerk hire $780, ncdenals IS
'Ga e Ds or q 2 % es re 9ee a1
% pom shTes yeFo gross resp @ salary
s2s765 No charged the government either year
and last there incidental which is thing
The posoce fhue thrdcass office and the gross
ep there during the past fiscal year WERE s965946 Of which s. per
81 100 for posaster salary $500 for clerk hire I35 for
@ ear e o ee %
clerk hire $3.50 light and fuel $500; total $780,
These presidential anything paid
for t of mails o That is kept paI f Ledger The
operations Of poofces of the presidential class.
THE HAYWOOD RESIDENCE.
Mr. William Haywood who represents the Sugar Planters Ao
@ redene za se s "oUe The prnep re %
private residence of this city is erected addition to the resi-
@ of woso brick All the Appointments are
the best and have been planned with view entertaining their guests
The large street residence of Mr. and Mrs Haywood origin
Which extends the main structure past the building for the bali
This additional has been aseul decorated and furnished in gilt
G' da ' opens Ps the Witch s by 0 feet
exit leading the street, ~ e permits of s use the
ball for public charitable if desired without dis
The ball colonial style and adapts itself just readily
to the Of large dinner parties as to DANCING The heating
under the platform of the the opposite south end this
beautifully designed and includes special gilt
the broad wall panels The lighting controlled By series of switches
window Of cathedral glass in the ceiling adds pleasing effect
Leading from vesbue lower floor a winding
for the descent couples the supper This
which flight below the palors and dining OF
the residence spacious 1t through
short passage with the kitchen the residence
arranged that be served easily and expedtos Ordn
aly, this will be Mr. aywood working place and will be
equipped with desks file cabinets the accommodation of his
clerks and his business papers, The office furniture quickly
moved make refresfment tables There is
ample for a buffet for a formal supper
Mr. and Mrs Haywood well known here delightful hos
pta They hosts pleasant
diplomatic residential official of
capital The enlargement of their residence gives them quite good
facilities for entertaining to be found Washington houses
MISCELLANEOUS.
A civil service examination will be held at the house
Honolulu December and each of six hours dua
candidates who become the
general land Office The compensation SIS day and fixed expenses
Persons eligible for examination knowledge of
mathematics land and geodec surveying public land surveying and
and of instruments being required There few
be filled and from the eligible list further vacancies the future
will also be filed Similar examinations will be
state of the
James A. Low of Aea Hawaii, has been granted patent
machine for loading and gathering crops.
Bishop Resack of Honolulu, been here the past attend
ing the Pan American Congress Protestant Episcopal Bishops He
preached OF the local churches last Sabbath and today of
the speakers large missionary meeting be held Convention hail.
the biggest hall in Washington He much pleased with his visit
here.
cabegam of congratulations received here from Mr. G. w
Carr Honolulu Tuesday the being wedding of his
daughter Miss Rebecca Louise Carr Dr. Howard p Cabey The
wedding brilliant affair The couple will live this winter with
Mrs Cabeys mother 2,2oo First Street, N. w.