The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-02-28
(From sundays Advertlser)

District Magistrate Lindsay has re-
turned from Hawaii, much improved
in health.
More than a hundred cabin passen-
gers will leave for San Francisco in
the Mongolia.
At the request of the bondholders, the
sale of Puma plantation was postponed
until March Z.
S. Decker, who returned from Ha-
wall in yesterdays steamer, is confined
to his home with severe illness.
Confirmation of George L. Desha as
postmaster of Hilo is reported in the
Congressional Record of February q
Lieut.. Sam. p. Leslie of the police
force has returned from Molokai, where
he was temporarily acting as deputy
sheriff.
Owing to Bailiff Quinn's becoming
persona non grata to some of the Jones
jury, two of them complaining of him
in open court, Judge Robinson caused
Quinn to exchange places, temporarily.
with Bailiff Hopkins of Judge De Bolt s
court.
From Mondays Advertiser)
DR.. Anderson has gone to the Vol
cano and will be back Saturday.
DR.. Mcdonald departed yesterday in
the Kinau for visit to the Volcano.
Don't forget to secure your seats for
the Brahms concert at Wall, Nichols
Co.'S today.
The late Mrs. H. P. Taylor, of
Ocean Park, Cal, who died at the
Volcano House, was buried at Hilo.
A false alarm called the fire depart
ment to box SO, corner of Vineyard and
There was large attendance at the
funeral of the late Louis Adler. which
took place from the German Lutheran
Church yesterday afternoon. Rev. w.
Felmy conducted the services there
while the Odd Fellows held their rites
at Nuuanu cemetery, Albion F. Clark
officiating as chaplain. The G. A. r.
and the I. o. o. F. We're evenly repre-
scented in the list of pall-bearers. Flow
ers We're literally contributed.
The Hawaiian Womens Club will
meet at Kaiulani Home at $3.50 today.
A. j. Kent has left Bowers's Patrol
and has been succeeded by X. c. May
field.
Secure your tickets this morning at
Wall, Nichols Co.'s for the Brahms
| concert tonight.
San Francisco people have been
| cabling inquiring about the extent Of
/ drouth in these islands.
| There will be a social session after
the regular business meeting of the
Court Canoes, Order of Foresters, to-
night in San Antonio Hall.
! There was a large reception at st.
Elizabeth's Home last night in honor
of Deaconess Drant, who leaves today
in the Sierra for the coast.
Special meeting of the Pacific Lodge
with work in the third degree this even
ing. Visiting members of the order are
cordially invited to attend.
A handsome piece of rubber from the
lands of the Nahiku Rubber Company
on Maui has been sent to the museum
by w. w. Hall. 1t is of the ceara va.
riety.
Before midnight last night, Governor
| SlSHSO Tic eIdStiHS the
Revised Statutes as prepared by the
Code Commission and it is now the
law of the Territory.
The family of the late Louis Adlel
desire to thank the many kind friends
who assisted them in their late be
reavement, especially the Odd Fellows
and Rebekah Lodges and G.. A. r.
The Senate Health Committee, which
was to have considered the Dicke,
local option bill last night, did not holt
a meeting owing to the fact that SOM
of the committeeman ale likewise mem
bers of the county act joint COMMITTEES
Mr.. Rhodes, who for several year
has made a success of horticulture Il
Manoa valley. has started new frui
: farm in Palolo valley. He said yes
terday that he could easily sell
wagonload OF papaias in Honolulu ev
! cry day, II he only had the fruit.