The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-02
tFrom Thursdays Advertiser.)


tFrom Thursdays Advertiser.)
Army and Navy men had a feast at
Reists boathouse Tuesday evening.
The Kilohana picture exhibit is open
day and evening and the public are
welcome.
The Oahu Ice Company is distribut-
ing among it's customers handsome 1906
calendars.
The Territorial Grand Jury took fur
Their testimony yesterday about cleo
ton matters.
Yesterday, for the first time since
its employees in cash instead of war
rants. The pay roll amounts to about
$50, 900.
Friends of o. H. Walker will be glad
to learn that the popular dry-goods
man has gone back to his old line. He
has accepted a position with L. B.
Kerr & Co.
The first sugar Of the new crop ar
rived yesterday on the Mikahala and
was loaded direct into the Kaiulani.
The sugar came from Kekaha, which
began grinding ahead of the other
plantations of the islands.
Governor Carter received resolu-
| ton yesterday from the pastor and
congregation of Kaumakapili church,
congratulating him over the reorgan-
ization of the police department and
the enforcement of the laws.
Because of the Japanese boycott of
/ Hawaiian-grown rice, the local plant
ers have been forced to ship their rice
/ to San Francisco to find a market. The
Japs pay "a a bag for Japanese grown
rice while the local article, of better
quality, goes begging at $3.50 per bag.
The Honolulu Symphony Club meets
tonight for rehearsal.
]. T. Toeppelmann is reported out OF
danger at the Queens Hospital.
F. ]. Church has elected to exchange
the management of the Haleiwa fol
that of the Royal Hawaiian hotel.
Clerk w. B. Mailing of the Fedora
court has gone to Molokai goat hunt
ing.
Adam Duncan, formerly of the Homo
lulu police, is visiting town from Ko
bala.
Henry Vida succeeds Albert McGuri
as deputy sheriff for serving processes
of court on this island.
A foursome competition will TAX
place on the Moanalua links Decembe
18th. Draw at a. m. prompt.
]. Love, formerly in charge of tn
| live stock on Honolulu plantation, ha
: Joined the mounted police force.
Shiramizi the Japanese arrested Of
: a wireless message from Sheriff Cone
for embezslement, was sent to Kaua
in the Mikahala last night.
Chas, l.. Rhodes and wife and Mrs
Frank L. Hoogs and children are com
ing home in the steamer Sonoma.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Cooke of 600 Bere
tania avenue is giving a tea today fror
4 until 6 o'clock in honor of Miss LET
. ferts of New York.
, Makaweli, Lihue and Kilauea plan
, tations on Kauai and Waimanalo plan
9 tation on Oahu have begun grindin
. the new crop of sugar.
Old junk in the Government worl
shop at the foot of Alakea street wa
auctioned off yesterday and brougi
- good prices. A propeller wheel sold fC
= $500.
II Porter Boyd, who sued the Cantor
"a Hankow Railroad Company for breac
of contract, got judgment for sl4,0C
His attorney. +. NJ, Brooks, receive
twenty |per eeHt.fes. s.
7 JUDI es nes Bolt aad Robinson ha'
i, addressed 4 letter TO s-Chief Justi
IS Frear. recommending amendments
!" the jury law and reform in the ma
ter OF court interpreters.
n Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Honan's your
Is son. two and half years old. di
all yesterday and the funeral will tai
II place at 10 o'clock this morning. 4
IN Catholic cemetery being the place
burial.