The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-08-14
(From Mondays Advertiser

r. E. Nyswander of the Federal
Seismographc station at Sisal, is
booked to leave for the mainland in
the Korea
Capt. w. H. Roberts of the revenue
cutter Manning, wife and daughter, de-
part in the Korea today. The captain
goes to Seattle and will be retired from
active service this fall.
Tom O'Dowda, sugar boiler at Eva
plantation, accompanied by Mrs. o.
Dowda and three children, leave in the
Korea for trip to the mainland which
may be extended to Ireland. They will
return in. few months.
r. c. Jones, accompanied by Mrs.
Jones, leaves In the Korea for Boston.
He is to attend the "Haystack Cen
tenr1ial" in New England and also the
anniversary of the landing of a famous
ancestor on New England soil during
the early days of Puritanism.
Auditor Maguire's report on the
finances of the County of Hawaii for
the year ending June 80, 1906, shows:
Receipts, 1855, 1853; disbursements,
$l42,069.27; balance, $24,O79.26. Spe-
cial road tax receipts, $11O,547.04;
disbursements, $sO,2O4.97; balance,
$50, 342.O7.
w. Scott Sims an American torpedo
manufacturer, is returning home from
Japan in the Korea.
Louis Schweitzer and family will
leave September for Salt Lake City,
to remain indefinitely.
Brainerd Smith leaves in the Korea
Sor visit to his old home in Boston
and expects to return in November.
The Misses Helen and Freda Gay
leave on the Korea today for Califor-
MIA to re-enter school at San Jose, Cal.
New commissions have been issued
by Governor Carter for L. A. Thurston
and Fl. E. Cooper as park commits
sioners.
Besides a number of Americans
Sunday to view the farming lands
shortly to be opened.
1t Is reported that Captain Sam Les
lie, who has been in the Queens Hos
pital for the past week with typhoid
fever, is seriously Ill and In dangerous
condition.
Messrs. Kinney, Ballou. Ashford, G.
A. Long and Edings of the bar are
expected at Lihue tomorrow morning
for final hearing Of the famous Ka-
hilina estate contest before Judge |
Hardy
The trust deed OF the Kohala Ditch !
Co. to the Bank of Hawaii, to secure |
the 100000 bond issue, has been filed
for record. 1t was executed on Sat-
urday by John Hind, president, and A. |
Lewis, Jr., secretary, of the X. d. Co.,
and p. C. Jones, first vice president, |
and C. II. Cooke. cashier, OF the Bank
of Hawaii, and acknowledged before
John Guild, notary public.
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announced that he stood willing to |
make the round trip for $3.50. For a |
time he received healthy support
but the original jehu went his COM
petitor one better by slashing the |
single fare to a dollar.
Stage-driver No. 2 is a persistent
sort of cuss and came right back with |
a fiat rate OF so cents from Laie or |
any of the intervening villages to
town. Both stages are today running /
at this rate and the Inhabitants of the /
country side. who are not overburden-l
ed with wealth. are making Journeys
while the fares are low, and coming
to town whenever they feel like tasting
the joys of the metropolis.
The competing Japanese have neitherl
Of them showed signs so far of back
Ing down. indeed one OF them declares
that rather than give in he viii pack
passenger TO town from LaIe or Ha-
nula for dime.
All OF which makes AZ GOOD for ..nk