The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-01
LOCAL sRevlrlEs.

The s. s. Arlzonan Of the American
Hawaiian lire IL due from san Fran
cisco on Saturday.
The supervisors viii hold their regu-
lar August meeting at 2.30 this after
noon.
Judge Edings has returned from a
weeks stay on Kauai, where he went
on business. Mrs. Edings accompanied
him.
Territorial Veterinarian Norgaard
came back on the Kinau from Molokai
He has been inspecting animals on that
island
Guy Owens has been awarded the
McStocker's new residence on Luna
lilo street.
Senator and Mrs. ]. NJ. Dowsett will
leave for the mainland shortly, to place
THEFT son in an eastern school. They
will return about October Is.
DR.. Rodgers, Secretary of the Board
of Education, who has been I'll at the
Queens Hospital for several days past.
was reported very much better yester-
| day.
| After Monday, those persons who
have not made their income tax re-
turns to the assessor will be assessed
arbitrarily, and from that there will be
| no appeal.
| w. r. Castle was In conference yes
terday with Acting Governor Atkinson
relative to the proposed Koolau rail-
| way. The charter, however, has not
:. yet been signed.
| JOS. Goo Kim, who has been Chinese
Interpreter in the District Court of Ho-
nolulu for the past six years. will leave
sometime in August for China, where
he may reside permanently.
Land Commissioner Pratt said yes
tarday that he fully expected to get
away with the militia team for the
shoot at Seagirt. Sub-agent Lyons will
have charge of the Land Office during
his absence.
A new industry for Hawaii Is the
raising of Easter lily bulbs. New York
can be grown. Eli Snyder, of Ulupala-
kua, Maui, is one of the most success
full growers of the bulbs.
None Of the contemplated land open
ing, excepting that of Palolo, which
has already been advertised, will be
made for six weeks, as 1t will take the
surveyors at least that long to get the
: new tracts ready for market.
: VIM. F. Heilbron suffered stroke Of
paralysis at about o'clock yesterday
morning while attending to his dutie:
Of
! Company. He was taken to his home
|, at 1876 Lunalilo street, and was greatly
better later in the day.
Tickets for the moonlight at the Pen
insula for August ~, to be conducted
under the auspices of the Catholic
Benevolent Union, are now on sale, ant
can be had for $1.0O each at the Terri
) torial Messenger Service and the va
! rious drug stores.
The Won Hamm- Young Company hai
!, filed with the Territorial Treasurer |
;. petition for consent to reduce its CAPT
q tai stock from $100,00O to $4,000. 1t /
a further provided in the petition tina
9 the company shall be empowered t
b; The new firm of Axtell G. Shaw, jus
b. organized, is made up of two WEI
y known business men. Mr.. Axtell
= known to be an energetic and thor
D. oughly reliable man and Mr.. Waite
F., Shaw has held many places Of trus
here and leaves the business house {
r. o. Hall & Son to enter into his ne
!, business relation with Mr.. Axtell.
The new school agent, I. M. Cox, wi
ii take up his work today, Mr.. Conrad
40 having turned over the work to hir
n And another new attache Of the d.
partment of Education is Willie Chi
n; lingworth, who goes into the Superb
tendent's Office as kind of gener
ut clerk. The Board of Education wi
no hold it's next regular meeting on Fir
day afternoon.
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