The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-04-17

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Fourteen SAMPLERS arrested VI Aisa
on Thursday nieht BY Deputy shefin
Fernandez were fined " and costs
each
The annual spring movement Of null.
let along the coast ~ oahu from Eva
t. kahana IL reported from various
points
George u Ewart. the veteran sugar
planter. returned IN the Alameda from
"A visit u inspection to rubber planta.
lions IN Mexico.
Francis VI. Brooks. the former local
attorney. now Of Shanghai. expects to
visit Honolulu In trip around the
world Via New York.
Tosio paper states that Consul
General Mkt salto has bought. for
10000 yen residence In that city for
merly occupied by japanese general.
County Attorney Douthitt and n
stenographer go to Laie and Hauula
TO-DAY to investigate the charges
against Deputy sheriff Kekauoha.
local small farmer mas succeeded
in producing a cross between a pa
paya and a watermelon. A most sat
isfactory fruit is the result of his ex
periments.
J. $. McCandless left I'm the China
to visit his aged father and, return
ing, Will be accompanied by his daugh-
ter Madge. coming home from school
in Washington, ID. c.
j. p. Cooke returned from Maui In
the Claudine. He reports that, al
though the drouth caused anxiety, all
Of the plantations on the island are in
excellent condition.
There is a shortage of cement in
town, but vessel is due with some
for H. Haekfeld & Co. On account of
the shortage work on the st. Andrews
cathedral extension Is suspended.
III. n. Baker is quoted as saying that
the carcasses of dogs killed at the
pound are distributed to Hawaiians
for food. 1t is not the dog meat that
he protests against SO much as the
fact that there is no sanitary inspec-
ton of the meat as in the case of other
flesh food.
Col and Mrs. G.. w. Macfarlane ana
daughter arrived in the Siberia. 1t is
conjectured that Col. Macfarlane
comes in connection with a scheme
Whereby $2J0,0 instead of 100000 OF
the half million dollars of Kohala ditch
bonds will be allotted to Honolulu in
vestors.
Henry S. Townsend, formerly In
spector General of Schools in the Ha-
waiian Islands, and his family, re-
turning to the Philippines in the ST.
IBERIA, were entertained while the
steamer was in port by Mr.. and Mrs
d. Howard Hitchcock. Mrs. Townsend
is Mr.. Hitchcock's sister.
Deputy Attorney General Milverton
is reported as finding difficulty in the
effort TO redeem a promise he made
to the Korean he had employed as in
terpreter at Hilo. The man is a Meth
odist church member and he asked
Mr.. Milverton to find work for him
in the Office of "a Christian lawyer"
Mr.. Milverton undertook the service,
but so far has not found the Korean
a place.
(From Sundays Advertiser
Theo. Wolff returned yesterday from
a business trip to Hawaii.
David Haughs of the Board of For
estry returned on the Kinau.
Dr. V. A. Norgaard. Territorial Vet
erinarian, returned from Maui yester-
day.
Geo. p. Tulloch, manager of the Ko-
hala Telephone and Telegraph Co, is
In the city.
j. c. Mocine, manager of the Hilo
Electric Light Co., is here en- route
to the Coast.
George Mumby, owner and manager
of the Enterprise planning mill of Hilo,
is in Honolulu.
Chr. Castendyk, manager of the
Hilo branch of II. Hackfeld & Co.,
Ltd. is here on business.
Mrs. G. II. Gere and the new baby
were passengers on the Kinau yester-
day from Hilo and will reside here
permanently.
1t is reported that Clifford Pinchot,
chief of the forestry bureau, Depart
ment of Agriculture, will pay another
Visit to Hawaii in June.
III. L. Shaw, for the past nine years
manager of the Hilo Drug Co., will
leave, with his wife, for Cuba this
month. They will remain there.
Il. III. Petrie, a juror In the johnson
murder trial, was booked to leave for
the Coast i'm the steamer China. He
was to attend a conclave of Shriners
at Los Angeles.
A death has occurred at Queen
Emma Hall which has led to the thor
ough fumigation of the place and the
cremation of the body, that of a Japa-
nese child named Keugi Kawata.
Eight companies of the Tenth In
fantry have been ordered to Alaska,
which means that the remaining four
companies of the regiment. now sta
toned here, will, remain in Honolulu
for another two years.
Jno. NJ Ross, manager of Hakalau
plantation; T. s. Kay. manager OF
Halawa: X. S. Gjerdrum. manager of
IIonokaa Sugar Co., and Danl. Forbes,
manager of Pacific Sugar Mil, arrived
on the Kinau yesterday.
The Acting Governor has appointed
l.. +. Pinkham to succeed himself as
president of the Board Of Health for a
term of four years beginning on April
IL. Mr.. Pinkham was first appointed
To his present position two years ago
IN SarVa nut the unaxnirad farm of