Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-21
BUSY H||0 Town
OBSERVANCES OF OBSERVER
IN GENERAL BUSINESS
LOCALS AND PERsoNALs-oUIck
WORK OF THE GRAND JURY.
CHANGES AT VOLCANO
HOUSE.
Especial to The Bulletin. |

Noeau arrived yesterday morning
from Honokaa, where she has been
landing freight and machinery for the
plantation. Geo. II. Brown, of H.
Hackfeld & Co. landed at Honokaa,
where he will install some new ma
chinery In the mill. The Noeau came
to Hilo In order to bring MIR. Lorenz
over from Hamakua. Mr.. Lorenz
leaves today In the Kinau for Lahalna
to look after broken roller in the
Pioneer Mill Co.'S mill.
The Noeau reports the barkentine
Amazon discharging coal at Kaanapali
Tuesday. The bark Melanope was
also discharging coal while the ship
Hawaiian Isles loaded sugar for Della.
ware breakwater at the same place.
Harry Lake, former captain Of DO
lice at Hilo, is working for White
house, the contractor, near Paauilo.
Harry Irwin, school teacher at Ho.
nokaa, was visitor to Hilo yester.
day. Mr.. Irwin has formed law
partnership with Lorrin Andrews.
Chester Doyle and Deputy Attorney
General Prosser came up in the Ki.
nau Wednesday to attend the session
OF the Hilo Grand Jury. which met
yesterday.
Demosthenes Lycurgus' cook Joe
went out hunting at the Volcano
House Monday morning and got lost
In the shuttle and was not found
again until Wednesday. He had suf.
fered somewhat from the cold.
No rain as yet on Hawaii. Some OF
the mills are running only a portion
OF the time, as they are short of wa
ter for the fumes.
The Enterprise arrived from Homo
lulu Tuesday, where she went after
refined sugar. She leaves for San
Francisco today with sugar and ba.
nanas as her principal cargo.
The bark Amy Turner is loading
sugar for San Francisco.
The bark Albert is discharging lum.
her at the railroad wharf.
The Roderick Dhu is loading sugar.
Mrs. II. G. Walker Of Paauilo and
Miss s. Hamilton of Boston left yes.
terday for the Volcano House.
VIM. Smith. manager of Kukaiau
plantation store, was in Hilo Wednas-
day.
w. G. Cook is teaching school at
Honokaa in Harry Twins place.
Company ID Is to give a swell invita-
tional ball at the opening of the new
armory upon Shipman street on the
s2d inst.
The Hilo Cotillon Club gave well
attended masquerade ball at Spreck
els Hall Tuesday evening.
The Hilo band gave a public concert
at Mooheau hall Wednesday night.
Mrs. Christina n. Brown Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Peter Lee, at Olaa.
The Hilo Electric Light Works are
burning coal to generate power, as
they have not enough water available
to turn their water wheel. which they
claim, to be the largest one in the
world.
]. b. Schoen Is receiver OF the Hilo
Wine & Liquor Co.
Joseph Canario and II. Kendall are
among the passengers who are
booked to leave in the Kinau today.
Manuel Branco, well known in Lau
pahoehoe, was Hilo visitor last Wed.
nesday. The public roads between
Hilo and Honokaa are undergoing nu.
merous repairs.
The Kilauea Masonic Lodge install
their new officers tomorrow night.
Mrs. Peter Lee Is Ill at her Olaa
! home.
When Geo. Andrews arrives In Ho-
| nOlvlu from his trim IN Greaco ha will
assume the management of the Union
Grill. Geo. Lycurgus will manage tho
Volcano House, while Demosthenes
Lycurgus will resume the manage
ment of Demosthenes Cafe i'm Hilo.
John Detor, the present manager OF
Demosthenes Cafe, will leave the Isl
ands. He Is well known In Honolulu.
where he was head waiter at the
Union Grill for many years.
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