The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-09-13
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Atkinson returned yesterday from Iia.
vail Yn the Mauna Lon.
Miss Leslie returned yesterday IN the
Nauna los from NapoopDo Whefe che
has been visiting Tor several weeks
y ~ Paine. who has been fusueat.
inR i1 Naalehu, Kau for the pact ten
days. returned yesterday On the Mauna
f,0a.
II Ia expected that the Kinau will
arrive here az her usual time this
morning although she left Tor Hno
day late.
General Kaulbars. ordered 20 com.
mand an army under General Kufopat.
kin passed through Honolulu three
years ago.
Manager Emil \. Berndt Of W. W.
Dlmond a co. VIII leave for the Coast
In the Manchuria on the Gath inst. to
be absent six weeks.
There ls absolutely no basis for the
rumor that the Hawaiian Agricultural
Company Intends TO make any change
In the management OF Pahaa planta-
ton.
Wells Peterson and family, who have
enjoyed an outing at Mcwaynes. Ko-
ma, Hawaii. during the mast three
months. returned yesterday on the Ma
una Loa.
Miss Barraclough, stenographer for
Attorneys Smith q Lewis, returned
\ leo,
visited the Volcano and the lower end
of the island.
John silva and George Kawainul,
two of the four boys escaped from the
Industrial school, have been located by
Deputy Sheriff Richard Lane of Koo-
lauloa.
KaIauokalani. Kumalae, Poepoe and
Motley, VINO have been making a cam
paign tour around Hawaii. landed at
Maalaea Bay, Maui, from the Mauna
Loa ON Thursday evening, and will go
on a spell-bindng tour on that island |
for about "a week.
A fierce fire occurred on Saturday
last at Wailuku in which the Aluli resi-
dence and all Waikiki Chinatown was
threatened. The fire is thought to have
originated in a child's playing with
matches. The child, a Chinese, died
from its burns.
Judge Dole at Waialua naturalized |
George Cruickshank Watt and Alex
ander McAngus, natives of Scotland, |
and NJ. T. Correa, II. Nunes, NJ. r.
Coelho, NJ. S. Suza, NJ. Guerrero, A.
Rabello and Jacintho Souza. natives OF
Portugal.
Lord e Belser have completed the re-
building of the Moiliili concrete bridge. |
The arch Is supported by 2O-foot piles. |
C. b. Wilson superintendent the job for
the Government. Workmen were en-
gagged yesterday eXcavating the bed Of
the stream below the bridge.
District Attorney Breckons has de-
cided to lay no information against
Captain Wirschuleit of the schooner A.
E. Smale He has found that Mattison,
the winch driver, is not insane as al
legged by the sailors who complained
against the captain. The man is be-
ieved to be subject to hallucinat tons.
Postoffice Inspector Hare is complet-
ing a circuit of the postoffices on Ha-
wall, it being his first official tour.
From Hilo he went 20 Puma and Olaa,
then to the Volcano, then to Pahala,
Naalehu, Honuapo, Hookena,
Keauhou and Kailua. He
will finish the circuit by Monday and
then go to Maui.
A ruling of the Treasury department
sustains Collector Stackable in fining
Captain Gilboy of the steamer Argyll
800 for carrying passengers without a
license. Captain Gilboy claimed that
he law had been complied with when
the members of party brought here
rom San Francisco signed the articles
as belonging to the crew. Little boys
we're articled as seamen and little girls
is stewardesses.