The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-12-30

(From Wednesdays Advertiser)
Eva stock still remains at SIS.

The Christmas tree exercises of the
Sunday school of st. Clements Church
will be held next Saturday sfternoln at
o'clock al the parish house.
Mrs. Thomas Dunn. wife of Mr.. Dunn
of the naval station. departed for San
Francisco yesterday to visit for three
months with relatives of her husband.
j. r. Meyers, formerly mana ger of
the Maui Sugar Company, and wife de-
parted yesterday on the Sierra for the
coast. They will visit in san Fran
cisco and Portland.
Oahu Sugar Company shares sold
yesterday at $11O. an advance of s5 over
Saturdays quotations At that tine
Halstead & Co. sold fifty shares. and
disposed of fifty esterday at the ,td-
vanced figure.
Diamond Head" Charlie expresses
his thanks to the mercha nts of Homo
lulu, who so generously contributed to
large purse presented to him on
Christmas day. Colonel ]. II. Soper
was instrumental in getting Charles
annual present together.
j. F. Morgan and w. II. Hoogs de-
parted on the Sierra for the coast, pre-
sumably on some matters connected
with McBryde bonds. F. b. McStocker
has taken charge of Morgan's business
during his absence.
DIR. ]. T. Mcdonald wishes to ex-
press his grateful appreciation and
thanks for an elegant silver candela-
brum sent to his house with the usual
hal A,,t hn
or any clue to the name of the donor,
omitted.
The board of directors of the Y. M.
c. A. have issued invitations to their
annual New Years reception, January
2, from ~ to 2. The reception will be
held in the parlors of the Association
building. Lunch will be served in the
hall by the lady friends of the Asso-
citation.
Ten japanese laborers and four white
men are reported to have engaged in
fight at Wahiawa on Christmas day.
A Japanese was taking photogra phs
and a white man is reported to have
smashed his camera. Then a general
mix up took place. The camera smasher
is said to have been roughly handled.
(From Thursdays Advertiser)
Open house will be kept by the
French cruiser Protet next Sunday.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Wall a
son, December 2S
Norman Greig of Makaweli and Miss
Helen Aldrich are engaged.
The Territorial grand jury is pre-
pairing it's report, which must be pre-
sented this week or never.
Judge Dole will hold the coming term
of the United States District Court at
Hilo without juries.
Lieutenant Commander Retzman of
the German navy stayed over from the
steamer China for a short rest in Ho-
nolulu.
NJ. f. Prosser of the Attorney Gen.
erals department is on Kauai prose-
cutting criminal cases at Judge Hardy
term.
A. c.. NJ. Robertson has written a
long letter to Governor Carter opposing
membership of office holders in political
committees.
1t is expected that a draft of bill viii
be ready for reading at the meeting OF
the County Act Commission next Tues
day evening.
Admiral Beckley accompanied by hi
wife and daughter, departed on the XII
nau for Hilo to attend the dedication
of the new park there.
A letter of thanks has been forward
ed by the Chamber of Commerce to 1T
San Francisco namesake for resolu
tions passed by the latter recommend
ing to Congress the passage of appro
priations for the improvement of Ho
nolulu harbor.
Dr. Day denies the published repor
that he said he would go with DR.. Uchi
. da to make the examination of Mikal;
Kaipu, provided the court would orde
him to do so, also that he had claimed
=, a new method of determining the exist
ence of leprosy in patient.
= Stock transactions are few this weel
:. NJ. S. Grinbaum says Hama planta
e to;i will be reorganized.
:, The Ventura sails for the Colonie
al noon today from the Oceanic whar
The Board of Education met yestel
h day afternoon to make new assign
V ments among teachers.
Is John f. Bush has acquired a lot ;
g Kaimuki, 15Ov150 feet, on which he il
N tends to build a house.
lie Mrs Julia B. Hopkins gave a Chris
lie mas luau to forty poor children, vii
ut presents for all as a finale.
A Honolulu man saw a pile of p