The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-09-11
LOCAL BREvrTrEs.
1rrom sotur,,y.. Aoy.-,,.,.,

From Saturdays Advertiser)
Curtis y. 1aukea Il rapidly recoyerin
from HIS severe Illness
President l.. H. Plnkham OF IN
Board OF Health has gone To Hawaii.
Delegates to the Republican Terri
torlal Convention left In the Mauni
Loa and Claudinc.
IL Is expected there will be opposition
TO the proposed primary election Law
plank In the Republican platform to b,
adopted at 'Wailuku.
Rev. j. w Gunft who comes from
Colorado to take charge. OF church n
kohala. arrived with Ms wife and 1--WE
children in the Alameda.,s
q. w. c. Jones was sentenced 10 III,
imprisonment in Folsom 7tprson fol-
murder. His attorneys advised him
owing to the strength of evidence. that
by appealing he would but take his life
in his hands.
+. McLane returned in the Alameda
from journey to Porto Rico, where
he accepted the management OF large
sugar plantation. He will leave in the
same steamer next Wednesday, IL he
can get his family ready for travel by
that time. for his new home. Mr.. Nc
Lane made his mark in these islands
as plantation manager.
Two letters were received from e.
r. Stackable, in yesterdays mail, by
the Board OF Immigration. They con-
tanned no report of his progress IL he
had made any, either in obtaining la
Dor emigrants or transportation for
them from the Azores. Absence of
cable advices from the agent about a
steamer is taken to mean that he has
not chartered one in London.
(From Sundays Advertiser)
j. w. Waldron returned yesterday
from Honokaa.
DIR. c. b. Wood and daughter were
passengers in the Kinau.
Carl S. Smith. the Hilo attorney, was
4 Kinau passenger from that town
Manager Conant of the Parker ranch
and A. B. Lindsay a Honokaa mer-
chant, arrived in the Kinau.
Alexander Craw, the Territorial en-
onologist, returned with Mrs. Craw in
he Kinau from a short vacation on Ha-
wall.
The schooner Robert Levers is bring
ng cargo of lumber from the Sound,
having sailed from Tacoma on the Goth
lit.
The American Sugar Industry, a |
rade paper, has published an illustrat- |
ID description of the electric plant at |
Kauai
The barkentine Irmgard is bringing
| $4,000 cargo from San Francisco,
ailing on August "a Among other
tens of her cargo are three tons of
leomargarine and 1876 pounds of
ugar.
Hawaiian Agricultural Co. was the
My bidder for a five-year lease of
31.25 acres agricultural and 7.45 acres
asture land in Kau, sold by Land
commissioner Pratt yesterday, the
rice being $405 year or So in advance
the upset price.
III. f. Wichman returned in the Ko-
ca after long absence.
Geo. n. Wilcox returned to the is
lnds from the Coast yesterday.
w. III. Hoogs returned in the Korea
rom business trip to the Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Young re-
urned from San Francisco in the Ko-
ca.
N1Sp' IL Nh'SiCi'ih, pIiNdtt SECRETARY
0 the Delegate. will leave in the Ala
leda for Washington.
DR.. George Herbert and wife return
in the Korea from an absence of
ono weeks on the mainland
Justice Hartwell returned in the Ko-
ga to find himself the only member of
ne supreme bench in Honolulu.
Raymer Sharpe, custom house APP
raiser, returned in the Korea from
n official visit to the mainland
An extended report on Hawaiian
by Consul Marques has been
ublished by the French Government.
Mrs. Mary Gum, one of the best
nown school principals of Honolulu,
,turned yesterday from a long visit
broad
1t is reported that Sam Parker re-
lses to sell his interest in the Parker
inch. consequently that the partition |
lit will be revived.
Bids for a one-room schoolhouse at
uelo. Maui We're opened as follows at
lie Public Works office yesterday: j.
-ansfield, $3.50; ]. A. Aheong, 1870;
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