The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-03-29

! serve water rights and the. roads upon
the tract from the foreclosure.
| (F'rom Mondays Daily).
Attorney F. M. Brooks will probably
leave for China on the Siberia.
| F. j.. Cross returned from Maui yes
| ierday having completed repairs to the
| wireless station on that island.
Mr.. Edward Dekum of the Hawai-
ian GazettesCo.. returned yesterday on
the Claudire from a two weeks visit
to Maui. .. .s..
The construction. of the pineapple
cannery at Haiku is being pushed and
| additional areas are being planted to
pines.-Maui News. .., ,... ..,
Arrangements are being pushed to es-
tablish large apiary on Maui, and the
first shipment of bees are expected
shortly.-Maui News.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Coney of Kauai
arrived yesterday morning on the
steamer w. G. Hall to attend the
funeral Of the late w. H. Coney."
A company of japanese actors re-
Gently played at Lahaina, Maui, a
newly composed dramatization of the
crime Of Tanbara Gisaburo.-Hawai
Shinpo.
Chicken raisers throughout Maui re-
port an almost entire absence of sore
head in young chickens which did so
much harm for the past few years.
Maui News.
Mr.. and Mrs H. l.. Ross of Hilo are
at the Young Hotel. They leave on
the Ventura tomorrow. for visit in
Iowa and Ohio to be gone for several
months. s....
w. H. Hogs has been appointed by
Chairman @. L. sCfabbe as temporary
secretary of the Republican Executive
Committee to succeed the late w. H.
Coney. He will probably be chosen to
fill the place permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Renear leave
for Maui in the Kinau today.
Sheriff John H. Coney of Kauai called
on Governor Carter yesterday after
noon.
The regular Pioneer Mill half per cent.
dividend has been dropped for |
this month.
Isaac Simerson, son of the master of |
the Mauna Loa, married Miss D. Ma
mau in Honolulu last week.
Charles S. Dole will leave for the |
coast Wednesday for an extended visit |
with his parents in California.
Mrs. w. G. Ogg, wife of the head |
luna of Pahala plantation, returns to
kau in the steamer Mauna Loa today.
90, Tot,
steamer Claudine, and Mrs.
D. T. Bailey were married at high noon
yesterday.
The new Senate chamber, lately the
Public Works office, is being fitted up
with electric light chandeliers for the
special session.
j. H. Maxine, the enterprising mer-
chant of Naalehu, Kau, has established
a hotel at Honuapo, which he calls
Ocean View"
Mrs. L. A. Coney extends her heart
felt thanks to the many friends for
their kind sympathy and assistance
during her recent bereavement.
Judge Lindsay assessed a fine of SO
and costs against Frank Turk for using
high life" on the dog of Hawaiian
named Kailiwai Turk pleaded guilty.
Madame Slapoffski will leave in the
steamer Kinau next week for visit to
he Volcano and tour of the Island
IF Hawaii, returning by the Mauna
Loa.
Governor Carter entertained at lunch
ION, at the Alexander Young Hotel yes
erday, John de Mello of Kona with
Secretary A. l.. c. Atkinson in COM
>any.
Geo. C. Hewitt. formerly manager of
plantation and now practice
ng law at Naalehu. has been asked by
Governor Carter to run for the Senate
It the coming election.
The Waterhouse Trust Co. received
'ablegram from san Francisco giving
afternoons quotations on
hawaiian Commercial. Bidders are Of
ering s50,T5 while $3.50 IL being asked,
The Glennan murder trial will prob
IDLY begin In Kauai before Judge
Hardy today. The w. A. Wright case
has been put over for the tssn and
J. w. catheart. his attorney, Issurned
rom Kauai sunday.
The American Sugar co, In applicant
or the lease OF tract of $500 acres
IN Molokai for graEing purposes, II
VII be offered az auction under a stipu- )
alton, among others. that the Govern
nsnt may az any time take over such
ands as may be NJ for agricultural !