The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-18

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o. Ell Ktanflr fa ,Ft u Wfases
Nl rHa nnl N .tl.e.S niuu.si
.u hlo YtftsrdaY
Adlt i.inasay mat.,l Doe u o.
branch of lhsu. i. Davies a CO., o.
in town Tor a ee.4.
Aifs A. O. M.ddiu..t.h departed fof
tho Coast yostfrlag 900 tha Sierra. 10
remain "a few months
Rev. w. X. Poi h. dlfe, ting bene-
NJ for Kalihl church to pe held at the
Opera House on May 49,
Forty automobile have beon regis
tered. up to the present time. and forty
six applications for cl.auTeur's license
have been filed
Or. cobb viii lecture on cane
Diseases at the Planters Experiment
station on May 2i. number OF man
ayers viii come to the city to hear Inc
talk.
County Attorney Douthitt has been
kept so busy In court that he has not
yet been able to agree with Attorney
.schi upon a day for hearing the inn
peachment proceedings In the case of
Deputy Sheriff Kekauoha of Koolau.
Mrs. f. r. Stackable has received
cablegram from her husband, the Col
lector. who started foi the Azores and
Europe to secure labor for the planta
tions, stating that he had reached San
Francisco Sunday.
The HoiT Hawaii Hawaii starr
a new Hawaiian Republican paper
published in Hilo, says, that Col. C. p.
Iaukea advised all Hawalians, Demo-
Gratis and Home Rulers, to stand by
Kuhio at the corning election.
Lieutenant ]. r. Slattery has been
advised that Major-General John p.
Story. retired, former chief of artillery
in the United States army, has been
ordered by the War Department to Ho-
nolulu. Guam and Manila to select To-
cations for coast defense guns. The
order reads that General Story shall
proceed on this business at once, SO he
is expected here very shortly.
DR.. Derby has returned from Maui
and can be found in his Office in the
Boston building.
1t has been decided by the Hawaiian
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its+N sd nd InlI
roaiizaS at /. haneGt nar,orn,onca givan
for tbe San Eroncisrn sufferers at the
MetronoIita, Grand oner. House In
Now yorl This was inst for one
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Li,son,a oIoctio,, rrooIa,,,ation
Al the instance of Maior n TT n
wolter a meeting of the Retail Ijouor
Dealers, Association bas heen called nv
col @ T Mccarthy for .. 40 n n, toda y
IN vyaverIev ball rbe ohiect is die.
cussion of tb. nresent lack of nrotits
in the saloon business
Eiph1v girls and seventy bovs took
first communion at tho a m mass
in the Catholic cathedral Yesterday
morning. Attired in white the neon
hytes made a bright array Fatber
James was the celebrant and tho 81