The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-08-18

- 10 tOMU.
H. NJ. Ayres has Joined the repor.
s toriai staff of the Advertiser.
a According TO Coast e xchapee a mum.
Der of pedigree cattle are shortly +, h
shipped to Honolulu.
DIR. j. NJ. Whitney of Honolulu bss
been elected an honorary president Of
the National Dental Association.
The Bank of Hawaii wi take up the
remainder of the $3.50 600 second mort
gage bonds of McBryde Sugar Co.
Mr.. Leonard Wilmington, formerly of
the Advertiser staff, leaves soon. with
his brother Paul, to enter Harvard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hoogs, with two
young daughters, left in the China for
visit to relatives and friends in Ore
gon.
f. A. Richmond returned in the So
noma and will shortly assume his new
Pos on Of p.iloii al of the H.lo high
school.
1 A denial has been given ia the re-
PoIt that Z. l.. Clement is going to
retire from the conduct of the Ma
vi News
Out OF 40 candidates taking the
teachers examinations % failed 10
pass. Only four won first-class Ger
tificates.
Mr. and Mrs P. C. Jones, Miss Alice
Jones and b. r. Dillingham; were
among departing Honolulu folks in the
steamer China.
Manager Hertsche of the Moana Ho-
Tel leaves next month for Chicago. He
VIII be absent from the islands about
six weeks.
Clerk George C. Sea is working on
.ne High Sheriffs report for insertion
III the annual report of the Governor
TO the Secretary of the Interior.
A vacation for the rest of this month
Is taken by the Court of Land Regis
tration. Judge Weaver goes to Koo-
lau' and Registrar Howard to Maui.
1t is expected that the big new reser-
Voir In Nuuanu Valley will be com
pleted In about fifteen months. There
Is large force of men on the work.
A proposed street curbng ordinance
LOT the county of Oahu makes the
penalty fine of 500, with imprison-
inent Tor default until the fine be dis
charged at the rate of a dollar a day.
Many eastern railroads are aslstny
the Promotion Committee to send on
fresh supplies of Hawaiian literature
Lor distribution this fall. The litera-
lure will be shipped from the Coast
ollices.
Ihere was unanimous recollection | I
d olncers or the Honolulu Stock g. =
t5ohd Exchange yesterday, viz: Jas.
y. Morgan, president; Harry Armtage
wee presidents w. A Love, secretary.
ana Bank of Hawaii, treasurer.
Marshal Hendry has received a letter
u thanks from S. G. Meyer of the De-
artment OF Justice for a lot of Hawai-
an pineapples. The fruit reached
Washington in good condition and was
'ghly praised by all who tasted it.
the Tax Appeal Court is preparing
eclslons in the cases of Mary 1. Peters.
!. Ferry, Mrs. Wilder and the Enter
rise MIL Company. In the cases of the
y X. " l.. Co. and the Pacific Hard
are ana Steel Company, briefs will be
ubmitted. I
F. B. Within, who has spent tho most i,
ear in Honolulu, departed Yesterday
n the Ventura en- route to Idaho and II
asst. Mrs. Within preceded him about 1.
ooo' iCy nave purchased az
home in Honolulu and will visit here
Az
MIR. and Mrs. John Ena will sail for
apan In the Siberia on the 21st inst.
heir daughter, Miss Daisy Ena, who :.
coming from California in the same
iedmer. viii accompany them. Upon =
ielr return from Japan, the Enas win !"
'side permanently on Pacific Heights. =
Inc tax appeal case of the McBryde
lgar Company, on Kauai, has been
ttied by compromise. The plantation
as returned at valuation of $780,
D. which the Tax Assessor raised to Z
70 millions and half. The settle
ent is on the basis of a valuation of Z
100000 I
Chong Hoon has filed his bond as y
lardian of five Chinese minor chill ,
en-, whose estate amounts to but 5000.
lie father of the children was killed =
TALL from a street car, and the -.
tate represents the sum paid by the o 80.
'pid Transit Company as a COM ei'
omise of claim for damages. IN
An agreed statement of facts on the is
unity blanket warrant matter will be snt
omitted to the Chief Justice of the ,y,
P'ehhe Sourt at an early date, with a
luest for speedy determination. w.
Kinney and e. NJ Watson have been -
aimed to represent County Treasurer
emit. and County Attorney Douthitt -
u appear for the Supervisors.
lot of Hawaiians, following their i.
nkets which they sent in yesterday. 3
nped in the corridor of the Hall of e
cords yesterday. and will remain :.
re until Monday. They are waiting
get a chance at the mauka Palolo
rnesteads, fourteen of which will be
own open for entry on Monday. 1t T
] be long wait for the campers who =
mt the land.
'onsul Mkt Saito announces that he
await the result of the Govern
nt's investigation of the death of N
japanese. Yamagata, whom It is +
lined died as result OF the criminal Il
ion of Engineer Alfred Douse. of UNI
lnene. Maui. Douse has been held vey
answer before the grand fury with 1