The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-08

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Father 1homaa returned 10 Lahalnr
BY the Kinau.
NJ ani Mrs. J .. Brown have ron,
to Pukoo by tho Likolixe
y. W. Quinn. the plumber. IL Rolns
to the Coast by the Korea
The Governor returned Major Gen.
eral Summers eall yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Place have gone 10
Pukoo to reside permanently.
Judge Henry f. Cooper has taken
passage for Lahaina on business
r. klamp has gone to Hilo to meet
MS family and return with them.
Mrs. II. II. Bryant left for her Ma
hukona home by yesterdays Kinau.
Mrs George Lycurgus with her nurse
and child has returned to the volcano.
Ia NJ. Whitehouse and Mrs White
house left for Hilo by the Kinau yes
terday
X. Jameson and c. NJ L. Watson of
the Olaa agency went to the planta-
ton yesterday.
ii. Z. Baldwin, the new president of
the Planters Association, went home
by the Kinau yesterday.
The kawaihae postohice fire called
F. j. Hare, L. S. +. o. INSPECTOR TO
Hawaii yesterday to make investiga-
ton into the causes.
Mrs. j. r. Myers left last evening on
the w. G. Hall to join her husband.
who is now with the Kilauea Sugar
Co. at Kilauea. Kauai
Gable advices received Yesterday
morning announce the improvement in
health of Mrs. E. d. Tenney, who has
been seriously i'll at Lake Tahoe.
The chief mechanic of the Depart
ment of Public Works, James Morse.
and his assistant. have gone to Hilo to
attend to the Territorial wharves.
Miss Marie Romero, who has resided
in Honolulu for the past year. returns
to San Francisco today in the bark r.
p. Rithet.
Treasurer Campbell will hereafter |
advertise applications for liauor |
licenses so that those desiring to pro-
test shall have their opportunity to
do so.
Territorial Superintendent OF Public |
instruction Babbitt has started on his |
contemplated trip to Hilo to adjust the
High School site problem. He may
make other investigations while in the
county.
The appraisers appointed by Land
Commissioner Pratt in the matter of
the Kappa lands wanted by the Rus
sian Quakers have gone to Kauai and
are expected to complete their work
and return Sunday.
The issue of $75O,OOO worth of bonds
has been printed and are expected
here on the Alameda. They draw but
3 1-2 per cnt and it is not expected
that local people will want to buy them,
although opportunity will be given.
j. p. Cooke energetically denies that
he is to take Jack Atkinson's place as
Secretary of the Territory in case Jack
goes to Europe on the labor mission. ,
he says 1t is not necessary for the
Secretary of the Territory to resign in
order to attend TO the additional work.
j. o. Lutted has two poi flour mills
coming on the Alameda These are
something entirely new and built ac-
cording to designs prepared by Mr..
Lutted while East organizing his man.
corporation. He has order
ed six altogether, intending to erect
one on each OF the main islands of the
Territory.
Negotiations are under way looking
to the opening up of lands for settle
ment on nearly every plantation in the :
Territory except those in this county.
In some cases the government will
open lands near the plantations, in
others the plantations will offer the
land themselves, and in still other
cases the plantations will surrender
leased lands for the government to Of
fer settlers who want to work on plan
tations.
The centenary birthday celebration of I
Mother Parker occurs on Saturday,
December 8, at which time her friends
plan to make the day memorable one.
Mother Parker is in fairly good health
1t present. On Sunday, December 10,
celebration will be held In Kawaia-
lao church, with the Kalihi and Kau-
churches and Kamehameha in
attendance. David All will deliver an
ADDRESS and make a presentation to
Mother Parker, Hon. l.. K. Lilikalani
Viii give history of the centenarian's
life.
Captain and Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Good
'ich. wife of Rear-Admiral Goodrich,
Who Is to arrive Sunday in the cruiser
chicago, Miss Goodrich, Mrs. Logan,
wife of Captain Logan of the battle
hip Ohio and two daughters, formed
pleasant little dinner party at the
doana Hotel on Monday evening before r
he military hop took place. On Sun e
lay evening General and Mrs. Sum- t
Ter gave dinner party at the Moana, II
lmong the guests being Captain and Il
drs. Jervey, Major Lea Febiger, U.S.A.,
lieut. Burton Mitchell, U.S.A.
From Thursdays Advertlser) .
Judge Robinson will preside at the
January term.
S. Sheba editor of Japanese paper
m Kauai, is visiting the city.