The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-10-26
(From Thursdays Advertiser

| Bishop Libert and Father Ulrich are
visiting Kauai
! Mrs. C. M. Cooke is on a visit to
| friends on Kauai
c. s. Holloway, Superintendent of
Public Works. is visiting Maui.
contractor John H. Wilson has re-
turned to Kauai, where he has work
in hand.
]. b. Agassiz, of Cotton Bros. & Co.
accompanied by his wife and daughter
left in the Alameda.
George Weight, Jr., is still confined
to bed at Wailuku. having been laid
| up now for five weeks.
Manager George H. Fairchild, of the
| Makee Sugar Company, returned to
Kauai after a few days in town.
c. II. Gilman, manager of the Amer
ican-Hawaiian Construction Company,
was departing passenger in the Ala
media.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Naone, of Wal
luku, have lost their little daughter
Emma. who died after an illness of a
few days
b. f. Rowland, a brother of the
Assistant Superintendent of Public
Works, left for California in yester-
days steamer.
Mrs. j. H. Raymond will give lawn
tea party at her Wailuku residence on
Saturday for the benefit of the local
Episcopal church fund.
Alexander Young left in the Ala
media, after attending to his hotel in
terests here for few weeks since he
last returned from the Coast
Robert Hendry, son of the United
States Marshal, who completed
round trip to the Coast at Kahului,
came to town in the steamer Helene.
70. b. McClanahan was landed at La
haina from Kawaihae by the steamer
Helene and will continue on Maui his
campaign as Democratic candidate for
Delegate
c. r. auckland, chief clerk of the
Secretary's office has been working
day and night with his staff in pack
ing off election supplies to the boards
of inspectors on the other islands.
George b. Robertson, founder of the
Maui News, has sold out his homestead
rights on this island and gone to the
mainland. His departure was caused
by cable advices of the serious illness
of his wife at Livermore, Cal.
Rev. e. w. 'Thwing and Rev. o H.
Gulick last week attended the semi
annual meeting of the Kauai Evangeli-
cal Association at Lihue. They organ
! lied Japanese church on Thursday.
On Friday they attended a birthday
meeting in honor of Mother Rice, and
the same evening a union meeting in
4 the salvation Army barracks at Koloa
A nine-roller mill for Aguirre planta-
ton, in Porto Rico, will be built by
| the Honolulu Iron Works. w. ]. Low
RE, who was successfully manager for
Eva and II. c. & s. companies, is in
charge of the plantation. He has in
troduced many improvements in sugar
production in Porto Rico. Mr.. Lowrie
intends to resign the sugar plantation
management next spring and go into
tobacco cultivation.
DR.. E. C. Waterhouse has returned
from Maui.
Queen Liliuokalani returned in the
Claudine from Maui.
British Consul Layard will shortly
pay visit to Kauai.
Mrs. c. III. Atherton returned from q
visit to friends on Maui in the Claudine
yesterday.
The steamer Mauna Loa is due to
arrive this morning from Maui and
Hawaii ports.
Charley Kahel is under arrest
lcharged by $. Kahikikolo with having
stolen a rifle from him.
l.. l.. McCandless. according to ar
evening paper interview, is opposed to
the exchange of the Lanai public lands
believing that they should be divided
among settlers.
Mr.. Spindle the civil engineer, in the
employ OF the Koolau Railroad Com
pany, was taken quite i'll while doing
field work on the other side of the ISL
and and has been brought in to the
Queens Hospital.
The rock wall OF the Kshuiui break
water is now built out Its entire length
of 1000 feet, but eqiires much filling
yet. Large improvements are being
made to the wharf of the Kahului
Railroad Company.
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