The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-10-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

tFrom Wednesdays Advertiser)
Miss Won Holt has gone to KaNua for
n visit.
I A. w. Carter returned to Hawaii yes
terday.
Mrs. J. NJ Dowsett left yesterday on
the Kinau for Lahaina.
| Former Sheriff Andrews of Hawaii
returned to Hilo yesterday.
! Dan Case. Mauis county attorney,
departed yesterday for Waikiki.
Col Sam Parker departed for Mana,
| Hawaii, yesterday on the Kinau.
| Lord and Lady Playfair departed
for the Volcano as passengers in the
Kinau.
! Mrs. walbridge left yesterday on the
Mauna Loa to visit in Kailua and other
places on the big island.
No mall was taken to the Coast by
the U. S. N. T. Lawton. although she
! will reach San Francisco some time
before the Ventura. The Lawton left
Sunday.
I r. r. Reidford yesterday purchased
for $3,500fhe stock exchange seat form
erly held by Albert Raas Mr.. Reid
. ford was also elected a member of
the Honolulu Stock Exchange.
Postofiice Inspector Hare will not
take up the charges preferred against
postmaster Ilae of Pukoo. Molokai, for
a few days. He states that 30 far the
case involves one mans word against
another's.
I Mooiki. a Kauai legislative candi-
date, mailed his nomination papers
from the Garden Isle to f. l.. Kauai
of Honolulu. They arrived here last
| week but Mr.. Kauai only went to the
postoffice yesterday. on presenting
the papers at the Secretary's office
Mr.. Kauai was informed thu he was
too late to be of service to his friend.
(From Thursdays Advertiser.)
Work on the Kalihi-waena school
house was started yesterday by the
Burrell Construction Co.
Fred. Rapoza was yesterday SEN
fenced to spend the next two years at
the Boys Reform School
Zeno X. Myers of the Hawaiian Trust
Co. will make short business trip to
San Francisco before long.
DR.. W. H. Mays will return on the
Sonoma today or tomorrow after a
short trip to the Pacific coast
Mr.. and Mrs Patton of Scotland, who
haYe spent two or three seasons here,
viii return on December 10 and remain
year at the Moana Hotel.
Mrs. Burt, wife of Lieut.. Franklin
!. T. Burt. U. S. A.. passenger on the
Logan, is a daughter of Col. John Dent,
14th Infantry, and great grand-niece
of the late General and Mrs. u. S.
Grant.
notice was given by the Stock Ex-
ol,-
recognize certificates of shares that
were surcharged as having been issued
in p!s Re of certificates lost or de-
stroyed.
Manager Berndt of w. W. Dimond &
Co., Ltd, left for the Coast, accompan-
led by Mrs. Berndt, in the Ventura.
C. H. Kluegel, the consulting civil
engineer of the o. r. & l.. Co., left in
the Ventura for the Coast.
C. Hedemann. manager of the Homo
lulu Iron Works, is expected home in
the Sonoma.
z. K. Myers left in the Ventura for
a short business visit to San Fran
cisco.
The Stock Exchange banquet is post
poned from tomorrow to Tuesday eve
ming.
Judge Henry E. Highton, when ask
ed whether he had been rendered an
appointment in the Philippines by Gov
ernor General James F. Smith. as stat
ed yesterday in an evening paper, said
that he had not and that he had no
information on the subject beyond the
publication in question.
The bursting of the glass boiler
gauges in the engine room of the City
Mills yesterday morning and the flood.
ing of the premises with clouds of
steam led many to the belief that
there had been boiler explosion. The
damage was repaired within a few
minutes however
Owing to the interest that is being
taken by number of the ladies in
preparatory work for the Kindergar.
ten entertainment, to be given by Miss
Martin the last of November, the La
dies Society of Central Union church
will hold their fair at the residence
of f. ]. Lowrey. on Saturday. Novem-
Der 18th, 1906.
The signers of the letter of protest
against the treatment of the Porto
Ricans, published in the Advertiser
yesterday, state that no reference to
Alfred Gumbs. the Spanish interpreter
at the Circuit Court, was intended in
the paragraph which said that the in
terpreter in the Territorial Court was
one of their knockers. Mr.. Gumbs has
been an official interpreter in Oahu and
Kauai for the past four years and is
neither a police spy nor perverter Of
the evidence given through him.
Mrs, Henry e. Highton left for San
Francisco yesterday by the Ventura.
to be absent five or six weeks. Her
visit is partly to see relatives and
friends and partly to close some I'M
finished business.
General Manager Ward, of the Com
mercial Pacific Gable Company, and
his wife and daughter left in the Ven
tura They arrived here from the
Orient via Midway. having been among
the Mongolia's passengers stranded on
that islet, 1t was to land them there
that the Mongolia went to Midway
and Rugged the reef not wisely but
too well.
: CHILDREN.
In buying a cough medicine for chill