The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-08
LOCAL sREvIrlEs.

~. =. Sayres were passengers home In
the Ventura.
There will be rehearsal tonight
for THE serenade' at the Hawaiian
Opera House.
Mrs. Lorrin And ews. the Attorney
Generals wife. returned from the Coast
In the Ventura.
This will be the third night of the
Elks' Club pedro tournament and the
last night for entries.
Judge Dole appointed c. r. Hemen-
way referee in bankruptcy for the time
| that w. T. Rawlins is absent.
Miss Annie McCrossen, daughter of
John T. McCrossen, is convalescent
after an attack OF rheumatism.
Frank Turk, the erstwhile shipping
master. has been appointed guard at
Oahu Prison.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles b. Cooper have
taken the Kunst place at waikiki for
few months.
]. X. Clarke. of Hind, Rolph G. Co.'S
office, and his brother, Ben Clarke, have
left for visit to the Coast.
The unsalaried employees of the road
and garbage departments of the coun-
ty are to be paid twice a month.
Ernest II. Wodehouse leaves in the
Manchuria for Vancouver, where he
will join Mrs Wodehouse, who has been
on trip east.
Miss Mabel Edwards. who has been
acting as assistant in the Kilauea post
Office during Mr.. Cox's absence, is hack
in town again.
A reception to the officers of the Ger
man cruiser Condor at the Young Hotel
is being arranged by the German resi-
dents of Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dodge's Pre-
paratory School will open on Monday.
September il, with Miss Robertson and
Mrs. Coxin in charge.
A horse belonging to D. Vasconcellos
died in the water while an attempt was
being made to take it out to the
steamer Maui at Kahului.
A small rubbish fire behind the Mo-
! ana Hotel led to a precautionary alarm
from Box 1876 yesterday noon. The
blaze was easily extinguished.
]. D. McVeigh, superintendent of the
Molokai settlement, has so far recover
ed from his severe accident as to be
able to take drives about town.
All members are requested to attend
special important meeting OF the
eooallty OF the BLESSED virgin at ne
eathoiic MISSION Han this evening at
| 7:15.
The board of supervisors of the Free
hihuerearteii ana Ihiiurehs Ala Asso-
citation will hold their regular meeting
at $3.50 this morning in the Y. w. C. A.
| rooihs.
] Mrs. Earl, wife of the proprietor Of
the Earl Fruit Company of California,
acco,'pal,ieo ny MISS Elhei Barr ar
rIveu yesterday on the ventura 10 re-
mann mere 'e" weeks
Senator John c. Lane is quoted as
denouncing the appointment of j. Ke-
anu, the hottest kind of Home Rul-
T., as roau overseer Ior hooiauioa py
'"e no'ru vi "uperVisors'
"A benefit dance Will be given tomor-
row evening at Progress Hall by Pa
cine ana oilve Branch lodges OF Re-
pekah' IL whl De an informal AFFAIR.
A good cause II 10 De penehted.
| Inc commercial racine company mas
announced that direct caple commune
cation between Mania and Japan is
| broken anu messages lor Japan VIII De
sent by mail from Shanghai.
Hawaii Shinpo, the Japanese daily,
will give a banquet to thirty guests
in commemoration of reaching No. 5000
in its series of issues. The thirty are
to be elected by subscribers.
T. s Railev has been notified of the
death of his brother Henry Rennett
Bailey. NJ D. NJ r. G. Sis A Mr.
Bailey died in July in Eastbourne
Kent, England. He was 81 years of
age.
l. In tearing away hoard nartition at
Oabu Colleeo n fey days 400 Ave hrn-
dred nounds of honey we're FOUND hull
IN in cyIindrica, niles Tho hess ri
which there were seye,a, swarn,s rnado
on onerv f,oht
sugar cane euitiVa'ioii Is now 10 oe
ams.r,a, sohoo, ~ Wa;aio ,r,,n.,,
aoras 90 aa,.otoa 90 ,La ,s,,.,,o,o 80
80 o,ar,o.,s ha,,o 80, ,,oap - a..
nee % tha nroa,,o. ~ Uah,,,,,, s,,o,au
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