The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-10-30
(From Mondays Advertiser)

(From Mondays Advertiser.)
A case of diphtheria at Lahaina is
reported.
w. A. Kinney returned from Kauai
yesterday morning.
Wailuku plantation has just received
twenty-five-ton steam pillow.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Cooke returned
in the steamer Maui from Kauai
A japanese child was drowned in a
ditch at Waikapu, Maui, on Monday
| last.
George Weight, Jr., is improving rap
idly at his home in Wailuku after sew
eral weeks of severe illness.
A number of Honolulu musicians will
. assist at a musical recital at the For
| eign Church, Paia, Maui, tonight.
The only passengers on the Noeau
from Honokaa were a police officer a 1d
an insane Porto Rican in his charge.
j. Fl. Coney, former Sheriff of Kauai
and one of the Republican candidates
for the House at this election, is in
town.
Ole Amundsen was in Waluku from
Puunene last week suffering from
rheumatism. He may go to the Coast
for short stay in search of health
Maui people are going to receive the
election returns through the four tele
phone offices at Paia. Waikiki, Lahai-
ma and Hama, which will be kept open
all night.
Frank Janda, n well-known painter
died at his home in Manoa Valley yes
: terday. He was SIS years of age, and
leaves a wife. His funeral will take
place today.
Hon. II. p Baldwin one night last
week delivered an instructive address
to the Portuguese Republican Club of
Waikiki. About forty members We're
present. the largest attendance the club
ever had.
NJ Keelen has returned to Waikiki
from Kauai, where he secured a con-
tract to lay pipe line for Kekaha
Sugar Company. 1t is a big job that
will require many men for months and
the contractor is going to take men
from Maui for the work.
The new wharf at McGregor's Land
ing, Maui, was opened to the public
on the 22nd inst, the event being cele-
brated by a luau. A. do Rego was the
contractor who built the approach,
which was officially approved by
Superintendent of Public Works Hollo-
way in person.
DR.. Norgaard was notified yesterday
of a case of CHAMBERS not far from Moi
liili. where ten horses are guaranteed
as reported yesterday.
The Japanese mercantile reception in
celebration of the Emperor's birthday
will be held on November instead of
the following evening on account of the
general elections
Moses Aalona, an inspector of cleo
ton, residing in Hauula, Is reported
to have accepted money to boom a
party other than that in whose inter-
est he was appointed.
Mrs, f.. T. Herrick leaves for the
mainland on the Korea. going first TO
Chicago and thence to Reno, New. Mr.
Herrick viii leave for the Coast about
the Christmas holidays, going direct to
Reno, where he viii represent the Sc
attic Brewing Co.
A train is now running over the new
extension from Kahuku to Hauula. on
November l regular service will be
established in connection with the
trains arriving at and leaving Kahuku
Owing to a shortage of ties the work
of extending the line to Punaluu will
be indefinitely delayed,
Having failed to get Fred w. Beckle,
to reconsider his refusal of candidaturt
for the Senate, the Home Rulers are
: looking for another man to make tn,
, run. The law allows a substitute aftel
the close OF nominations providing {
/, separate fee is deposited. II Is sale
Jesse L. Makainai will be asked TO steI
into the breach.
, A. y. Walton and T. ]. Heeney, o
the steamboat inspection service, will
arrive here on the Alameda. sailnl
from the Coast on November 3. TIL
officials Of the Inter-Island compan!
e have been notified to have their vessel
: in readiness for the Inspection so tina
there may be no bitches nor delays II
the work.