The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-09-20


oeNruAt Nrws
shbstn or uHan.s MA ihs riBfts
isme iniy A1rat ani September lass
satisfactory thaH .tnIhei aeasofs oeina
to ths n,tthat ths coast cities aIe hIied
win california muHs AZ fhe present
tIns thrfr Hro suise maj, tefr in mo
40 mai mieaa thn grower taking 80
Hsk and aettinr his cash on delivery.
The plan la adopted however. only 900
ease ~ extra good ffut and large
punches
The Golf club has adopted the by.
laws governing the Hiio Tennis club.
The Initiation foe was fixed Vt ten dol-
lars for gentlemen and nve dollars for
ladies'. The dues will be- ten and six
dollars per annum respectively for gen.
tlemen and ladies. The links over IN
Puueo are rapidly being put into shape
and will shortly be ready for use.
Master Dillon. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
X. Dillon Of Pepeekeo, left on the En-
terprise 10 enter school at Oakland. He
is only eight years old and makes the
trip alone. He will be met In san Fran
cisco by Mr.. Dilion's sister and will re-
main in her charge until his return to
the Islands.
The steamer Enterprise took no sugar
for the coast this trip. She had az
passengers: Mrs II. Newman. mother
of Mrs II. j. Lyman; Mrs. w. @. Wal
ker and two childrenS Mrs. Franklin
carly Mr. and Mrs. w. :. Ward and
two children. II. l.. Pierce, Henry Dill
lon. Mrs. Fred Breyman and son.
w. l. Madeira r. r. Guard, Don Bow
man and G. w. Wright form a party
who will leave on Saturday for two
weeks vacation at Alma Hou on the
slopes Of Mauna Kea. 1t is an ideal
spot for campers and Is said that game
| Is plenty.
Company u will give sham battle
at Hooluku Park on the 18th inst and
| in addition to the usual program in
such affairs there will be a shelter tent
drill something entirely new to Hilo
and said to be extremely interesting.
Tenders are asked for the construction
of the Hilo Armory.
| 1t Is said that when Port Arthur Is
captured by the japanese Japanese
theater will be built on the lot at pres
ent occupied by the residence of b. H.
Brown on Volcano street.
| Judge Parsons on Friday morning
handed down his decision in the Motley
will case, granting the prayer of the
widows petition for the admeasurement
of dover, and appointing E. A. Mott
Smith of Honolulu, special Master In
Chancery to admeasure same.
At the annual meeting of the Catholic
7 alt a
School. the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: President,
Mrs. w. II. c. Campbell; Vice-Presi-
dent, Mrs G. +. Alfonso; Treasurer,
Mrs. r. A. Lucas; Secretary, Miss NJ.
Canario.
DR.. Holland was called to Papaikou
on Monday to attend John kapaha, a
driver for the Volcano Stables Co., who
was badly injured, in a runaway the day
before. A native woman who was with
him also sustained injuries that were
painful but not dangerous.
Surveyor A. b. Loebenstein has been
authorized by the Board of Agriculture
ana Forestry to plat the proposed forest
reservation as recommended by For
ester r. L. Hosmer, extending from
| Hilo to Hamakua-
| DR.. John j. Grace expects to be n
passenger in the Mongolia to the coast
on the Gath.
There was surprise expressed at
Kauiokalani, the beautiful residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Holmes, by more
than a hundred guests when they found
they We're to celebrate the tenth ami
versary of the wedding of their host and
hostess. The fact became known only
when the decorations of the large lanai
came in view. Fruit punch was served
throughout the evening and shortly be-
fore midnight ices and cake We're served
the guests. A wedding cake was cut by
the hostess and passed by her to the
guests. The ring fell to Miss Florence
Scott.