The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-19
LOCAL BRrwnEs


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iefday
Representative Moses Nakulna D
quite iil 30 the queens Hospital
Ensign ,afpaf GooauCn. son Of A
uiral uoodfiph. Il w in bed at th,
Hawaiian hotel
u =. Deputy Marshal Roenits ha,
returned from serving papers In peon.
axe cases on Ma H.
This weeks dispatch Of mail to the
mainland amounted to $50 sacks. All
but four OF which went TO the gtates
Charles sheppard, long time em-
ployed In the Honolulu Iron Works
left In the Miowera for the Coast with
his wife.
Bishop Restarick yesterday showed
the Westminster Glee Party folks
around the city, including visit to
the Capitol.
High Sheriff Henry Will recommend
only five or six prisoners In oahu
prison for parole when the rules are
established
Col. and Mrs. Stevenson are at the
Moana after visiting the Volcano. The
colonel is proprietor OF a hotel at Colo
RADIO Springs, Colorado.
Another entertainment will be given
at the convent Wednesday, p. m, by
the ladies who celebrated the jubilee of
Rev. Mother Judith there recently.
Contributions for Christmas cheer at
the Kona orphanage may be left at the
office of County Treasurer Trent or at
the Gazette office. The gifts received
yesterday made a good start.
Louis Kenake, who for years has
been connected with the Honolulu
postoffice, leaves next Tuesday for the
Coast. He will go to the Los Angeles
postofiice for assignment to duty.
Monsieur Santag, a tailor employed
by l.. Il. Kerr & Co., Ltd, is reported
to have been devised property in Pa
mama worth quarter of a million dol
lars by a recently dying relative.
President Pinkham is reported in an
afternoon paper as saying he can not
believe the reports about persons get
ting in and out of the Kalihi receiving
station clandestinely, yet admitting
that it might be possible.
recently returned Chinaman from
China is demanding 500 on a receipt
for bail he put up for a friend who
viction of gross cheat. Attorney Gen
eral Peters is investigating the matter.
Many improvements to the Kameha-
meha Boys School grounds are being
made. The algaroba trees border
ing the main roadways from the
entrance to the Museum are being thin
ned out and valuable shrubs and trees
are being planted. Grass is also being
more generally cultivated.
Countess Semi of Rome, who came
to San Francisco to be present at the
of her brother, James Mckee
Spalding of Honolulu, and Miss George
Lacey, which was celebrated Wednes-
day of this week, left yesterday for
Southern California. where she will
spend some time.-Chronicle.
An immense mass meeting at Hilo,
by request of w. H. Bah
bitt, superintendent of Education, car
ried Governor Carters suggestion of
reverting to an exchange of land with
the Freemasons for securing a High
School site. The opposition was hard
ly worth counting.
The Office of the postmaster will be
located in the new McCandlcss build
Also the office of the registry and
money order departments. The post
Office will adjoin that of the
assistant postmaster in the present
building and a door will be cut to con-
meet the two.
Lord & Belser were yesterday award
ed the loan fund contract, by the Su-
perintendent Of Public Works, to re-
move $4,000 cubic yards of material,
of broken and loose coral,
from the dumping grounds on each
side of Alakea street slip to the dump
ing grounds on the Bishop estate prop
erty The contract price is 1880.
Upon confirmation of sale to him, F.
e. Richardson will break up the en-
tire plant Of the Pacific Heights rail-
way Under stipulation the pending
between the bondholders on
one side and the Rapid Transit Co.
and it's manager on the other, revolves
about the money avails from
tho second sale now awaiting confirm
alton.
An appeal is made for the children of
the Kona CHawaiD Orphanage for a
remembrance. Any toys,
books, clothing, new or secondhand.
sent to Mr.. Trent or to the Hawaiian
Gazette office, King street, will be
despatched to the Orphanage next
week. Gifts should be left at Mr..
Trent's or the Gazette Office not later
than the 18th.
The Promotion Committee meets at 8
p. IN. today.
The vetersan vag is no more a vag.
He has a job at Waianae.
r. o. Matheson a newspaper man OF
Raymond, Alberta, is making a visit to
the island.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Eames of Wa
hiawa are leaving for Los Angeles to
reside permanently.
The only deaths from contagious
diseases in Honolulu between December