The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-22

superintendent s = Atkinson BE- na.
uflng Hn educational estimates fut 900
isoi appropriation bills
q rpeptelmaH who was expected tU
lln dis before YnstetdlY continues tr
Improve aud win probably recover nl
right
g. e. Marshal Iiorfry has served
execution on WING sH b Goa - Go,
penalty of an nffaDi.n ol the co
toms laws.
Governor cnrter'a time vns taken uI
yesterday with lntcr,i ws 10 lana mnt
terE the citizen laboE question ard tn,
liquor laws
Judge Robinson VIII side ~ m.
january tern u tn First 'r. u
Court. therefore vi have the hi inl
OF the criminal division
The contract for furnl hing cen
miles Of gas mains to the Ho ulu
Gas CO. has been awarded 90 u Hoo
noluu Iron Works IN compe lin with
mainland firms.
John Ouderkirk has received the con-
tract for erecting new nagpole on
Quarantine Island which viii be 12i
feet high and the tallsst In the islands.
The price Is about 1866.
Treasurer Campbell has already no.
titled the banks. and will give public
notice besides, that all outstanding
trea ury warrants will be payable
Monday morning. They include $780,
600 drawn this month.
MI.
ciety will hold its annual meeting at 3
o'clock today at the Honolulu Sym
phony Society clubhouse, Hotel and
Richards streets. All visiting physi-
clans are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
A cablegram sent by Secretary A. l..
c. Atkinson to his father, "A. T. Atkin-
son, congratulating him on his birth
day by mistake went to the office of
the law firm of Atkinson fills, where it
was not recognized as for Atkinson
pere. BY a second comical error it was
recalled to the Secretary.
A cablegram from f. POLITE & Co.,
San Francisco, to Henry Waterhouse
Trust Co. yesterday reported the San
Francisco market for Hawaiian se>
curities very firm and raw sugar in
New York at 11-16c. Quotations were
given as follows: Hawaiian C. e S.
Co., $74; Honokaa ST. 1-2; Maxwell,
S32; Paauhau, $40 3-S.
The Territorial grand jury did not
close its session yesterday until 4:30
p. IN. Detective Halter was in at
tendance to assist Attorney General
Andrews all day. From the classes of
witnesses called before the grand in
quest, it was easy to surmise that the
subjects of inquiry related to the con-
duct of licensed saloons, as to Sunday
traffic, selling to women, etc.
From Mondays Advertlser)
The gross receipts at the German
Bazaar on Saturday were $3S0O
Mrs. L. A. Thurston is passenger in
the Manchuria arriving next Friday.
She is returning from a visit to her
pare-tn in Michigan.
The steamer Manchuria was to have
left San Francisco on Saturday last,
which will bring her to Honolulu on
Friday morning next. 1t is expected
that B. f. Dillingham; will b. among
her passengers. j. Q. Wood had also
engaged passage on her.
Considerable amusement was Gre
ated in Hilo Wednesday morning fol-
lowing the election, when Henry West
defeated candidate for repre- sentative
on the Democratic ticket, wheeled John
Herring in a wheelbarrow through the
principal business streets.
Vice President j. L. Mclean, Secre-
tary c. II. Clapp and Storekeeper NJ. j.
Bissell of the Inter-Island Steam Nav
igation Co. took the flying round trip
of the steamer Mikahala to Kauai,
leaving Honolulu Saturday afternoon
and returning yesterday afternoon.
The oahu College will have a vaca-
ton this week from Wednesday after
noon until Monday morning. Thursday
being Thank giving, there would be
only one day of schooling after We'd
nes1ay, and President Grifiiths thought
it would do the children good to have
three days rest.
Mrs. John d. Paris, wife of Senator
Paris of Kona, Hawaii, is seriously i'll,
being threatened with appendicitis. a
wireless message came to town last
week requesting her sister, Mrs. Caro-
line j. Robinson, to secure a doctor
and come to Kona Immediately. DIR.
Wood accordingly accompanied Mrs.
Robinson to Kona. The friends of the
family are anxiously awaiting the out
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