The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-07-07

on the Sierra for the States. where-they
will visit.
Rev. C. d. MIliIken OF waimea. Ka-
uai,. departed on the Korea for va:a-
tion in California.
On account OF the Fourth OF Juiy
celebration the street cars ran an, hou-
later than usual last night
1t is said that the Hawaiian Electric
Co. has proposed to lease the Nuuanu
Station from the Territory.
Mrs. VIM. s. Ellis got her divorce on
the ground OF desertion and not cruelty
as was stated in the Examiner.
d. Howard Hitchcock will receive pu-
pills at his studio. Hotel street, corner
Fort, for special summer classes.
A convenient pocket steamer time
table, just issued by the Advertiser,
may be had for the asking at business
office.
w. E. Rowell returned from Kauai
in the Mikahaia yesterday. He took
the trip in connection with some cleo
trio power plans.
A troupe Of Japanese acrobats, assist
ed by some local Japanese athletes be-
gan an engagement at the Japanese
theater last night.
The sailors from the two shipwreck-
ed vessels Victor and Salanis will be
returned to Norway by the consul, or
allowed to ship on vessels leaving here.
Acting Governor Atkinson has a new
large picture of President Roosevelt on
his desk, on which is inscribed with
all Good Wishes for the People of Ha-
wall"
Judge Dole, on motion OF District
Attorney Breckons, entered default in
the U. s. condemnation suit, for land
for Notifications at Waikiki. against ].
w. Hawai- and the Waterhouse estate
Mrs. !. r. Burns. formerly Miss Bes-
sic Along, arrived on the Ventura yes
terday to visit with her mother, Mrs.
Julia Along of Nuuanu avenue. Mrs.
Burns is now a resident of New York
city.
w. A. Kinney has gone to Kauai to
meet the directors of McBryde Sugar
Co., when he will present for their
ratification the proposition of the Bank
of Hawaii to float the company's
bonds.
DR.. N. A. Cobb arrived with his fam
lily from Sydney. He comes to take a
position at the Planters Association
experiment station. DIR. Cobb is a
Boston man, but has been in Sydney
for fifteen years.
Advices have been received that the
Japanese Government has amended IFS
rule on emigration to Hawaii, whereby
now 400 people are allowed to leave in
each steamer. One-half the number as
before must consist of women and chill
dren.
The annual convention of the Oahu
County Union of Young Peoples So
cieties of Christian Endeavor and Ep-
worth League will be held at the First
Methodist church July 18th. Rev. w
e. Crabtree will make the address OF
the evening.
Mrs. VIM. S. Ellis Of Honolulu has
been granted divorce and has re-
sumed her maiden name Of May C
Schrieber. Mrs. Ellis asked for the di.
) vorce on the grounds of cruel ant
abusive treatment.
Sam Leslie of the Mounted Police nov
wears two bars in his shoulder straps
having been advanced In rank to cap
tain. Being in command of the mount
ed force he previously ranked with
captain of foot police, though he onl.
: held lieutenants commission.
DR.. ]. Pinto, the Portuguese physician
, and surgeon, whose Office Is on Mile
street, took passage on the Kinau. t,
q 20
where he will remain week or two
, after which he intends to make SINH
: lar trip to Kauai.
c. X. All, proprietor of the City mill
has the schooner Mokihana out on
shark-fishing voyage, with a specula
tive purpose of creating a trade 4
4 sharkskin leather and shark-liver oil
/. Since putting the scheme into inir,e
effect. however, Mr.. All has rather los
faith in results.
i Mons. Viz avona, French Consu
Il whose health has not been very salts
t factory of late, went yesterday by tn
= Kinau. to visit the volcano for the frs
time since his arrival in Hawaii. Dui
ing his short absence, DR.. Marques wi
,. be in charge of the French Consulate
}, whose office is in the Elite Building
Hotel street.
The Superintendent of Public Worl
has awarded the contract for furnish
p ing 1000 long tons of coal to the Hon'
D. lulu water works to the Inter-Islar
d Steam Navigation Co., the only bidde
n. as follows: 800 tons to Beretan
pumping station at SIPS, 500 to Ka
- muki pumping station at $S25 and
q. TO Kalihi pumping station at $7.75.
The stock certificates of the Int
AZ Island Steam Navigation Co., as r
:, organized by the absorption Of viii
~ er's Steamship Co., have been receiv
IL from the mainland. They are embt
lished with portraits of the late SAINT
G. Wilder and Thomas r. Foster, I
founders respectively OF Wilder's a
re the Inter-Island. also with pictures
is the Kinau and Mauna Loa, the larg,
steamers of the merged fleets.
A pole over two hundred feet
length is being erected on the ma,
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