The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-24
LOCAL BReylTIEs.
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Judge Kahele died at Lihue. Kauai
on Sunday evening.
DR.. d. b. Bond returned TO Hawaii
yesterday by the Kinau.
All outstanding treasury warrants
have been paid by the Territory.
1t has been practically decided to hold
the auto parade ON New Years Day.
Major and Mrs. Purdy will return to
Honolulu from New York on the S. S.
China.
Mrs. c.. Walters and her daughter
Dora, left yesterday for Hawaii on
| the Kinau.
j. Myers, formerly of Maui planta-
ton, is now head luna at Kilauea plan
/ tation, Kauai.
Rumor has it that Princess There
sa is to issue a new paper entitled
County Gossip"
j. w. Mason of the Hilo Mercantile
co. returned to the big island yester-
day on the Kinau.
The engagement of Miss Dora Kobbe
and Fred Hanson is announced. They
VIII be married early in January.
Mr.. Bews, the new manager of the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel will arrive
from the Coast today on the Mongo-
liza.
The next Oceanic Steamship Co.'S
steamer leaving for the Coast will be
the S. s. Sonoma. November 2s-next
Tuesday.
The planters have been invited to in
spect the automatic telephone at the
Capitol and to consider it's availability
for plantation use.
Col. and Mrs. Samuel Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, Mrs. Freeth
and Miss Campbell are expected home
today on the Mongolia.
1t is said that the California State
Board of Health is to make a jtinket
to Honolulu in the near future to in
vestigate local health conditions
III. Hawai- has been finally refused
fifth-class liquor license for 16 1-2 miles,
Volcano Road, Hawaii. A majority
of voters in that section objected.
c. n. w. Norton has returned to
the Oahu Railway Co. and Is attach
ed to the construction department I'M
der Chief Engineer C. H. Kleugel.
The survey for the new branch line
of the Oahu Railway to Wahiawa is
being made by Engineer Kleugel. The
surveying party started out on Mon
day.
A discontinuance of the divorce suit
of Ida r. Brown VS.. C. H. Brown, has
been filed in Judge Robinson's court.
A reconciliation is said to have been
effected.
Bishop & Co. received cablegram
yesterday from one Kingdom of Fair
banks, Alaska, asking that Daniel
McCarty of Fairbanks, If in Homo
lulu, wire his son Immediately.
H. c. Watson, who is said to be one
OF the first potato planters at Gree
ley, Colo, with his wife, are visiting
Honolulu for few weeks. The pota-
toes of Greeley have become famous.
The mosquito-eating fish are report
ed to be thriving and Matching. d. L.
Van Dine of the U. S. Experiment Sta
ton estimates he has about 5000 ready
for distribution in the streams of the
Territory.
John Kauhane, who shot his COM
panion at Eva, has been exonerated by
the coroner's jury, who brought in
verdict of accidental death. The evil
dence will now go to the Attorney
General to determine whether it should
be presented to the grand jury.
Judge Sanford B. Dole will doubtless
find an expectant audience at the Y.
M. C. A., Thursday, at $40, when he
speaks under the auspices of the
Thursday Club, on political conditions
twenty years hence. Orders for club
dinners at are now being given. All
men are eligible.
Percy Henshall, well known at
torney of San Francisco, will arrive
on the Mongolia today on visit to
his brother George Henshall, who is
correspondent here of the Associated
Press Mr.. Percy Henshall will stay
at his brothers residence, Halehala,
Vineyard street.
A. NJ. Roland, the tailor VINO recently
closed out his business here, returns to
the Coast today by the Marston at one
O'Clock. His wife accompanies him.
Other passengers by the same boat are
A. Newhouse, who has been in business
here for several years. and w. H. Alex
ander and DR.. Max Wassman.
The wedding of Miss Grace Spreck-
els and Alexander Hamilton has been
set for Monday evening, November ~
At the annual meeting of Onomea
| Sugar Co., held at Brewers yesterday,
Manager NOR estimated next crop at
/ II, 400 tons, being about $50 tons more
: than this seasons crop.
H. w. MONSTERS, capitalist, of Port
! land. oregon, is in the city. Mr.. Mon
asters is the advance guard of party
of ten or more from Oregon who are
to visit the island the coming month.
/ Lieutenant Slattery is reported as
recommending the lighthouse board at
Washington that lumber yard be
started in Honolulu for U. S. Govern
ment purposes, owing to the high prices
III lumber prevailing here.
| short time ago four Honolulu boys