The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-07-31

Agents for Hawaii.
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witnesses We're late. Only late by a
fraction of a minute, perhaps, but late
nevertheless. The newly made citizen
entertained a select company of friends
at dinner on the first evening Of his
citizenship.
II. w. Breckons, United states Dis
trct Attorney, who is associated with
c. NJ. lie Blond In the defense in the
Chinese disinterment and perjury
| cases, will be back next week to try
the cases. Mrs. Breckons and daugh-
ter are at the Volcano.
After nine years of travail II is be-
ginning to look as though Hlo is at
| last to see the beginning OF the open
| ing of Bridge street The plan for the
street level has been prepared and SUI
perintendent Holloway has written
that he will approve 1t, so that the
work may be said to look in fair shape
| for start. This, of course. would
bring the street through only as far as
Church, and while across Church street
| another exchange was made some time
| ago the plan to continue the extern
| sion to the proposed extension OF Rich
ardson street is blocked by the prop
erty of Dan Kanohe, who does not
wish to sell. but is willing to exchange
for other land. The county has no
| land to exchange, and has no power
to take condemnation proceedings. The
| Territory does not seem inclined to
help the situation, and hence the
county is, to drop into the vernacular.
up against It,"
The road force is now employed re-
constructing the roads between Papai-
kou and Onomea Work has been dis
continued on the Rainbow Falls park
driveway. the prison gang, who were
engaged in this work, having been
called off by High Sheriff Henry
through Jailer Maby and put to work
grading around the new Jail. For this
reason the Supervisor is not making
very rapid progress with the road In
the park.
j. ID. Easton returned overland from
Mahukona, to which place he went by
the last trip of the Kinau on business
In the interest of the Hilo Mercantile
Co. He reports business conditions all
along as vastly improved over those
OF a year or two ago and better than
for the previous month. Hllo is ham
pered. Mr.. Easton states by the i'm
perfect transportation methods so far
existing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Smith arrived
in Hilo by the Kinau Wednesday. Mr..
Smith returns to Honolulu this week,
where he expects to locate and enter
into the practice OF his profession. that
OF corporation lawyer. Mrs Smith
win remain In Hlo for a time visiting
relatives. Mr.. Smith was formerly
editor OF the HIlo Tribune and for the
past two years has been In New York
doing postgraduate. work In the law
81 school OF Columbia University.
81 A luau was given Saturday evening
. by the Hllo Branch OF the Hawaiian
4 Women's Club at the home OF Mrs
? Christina Brown, Those who took part
I'm the fifth OF July performance at the
: armory were present dressed In cos.
= tune. The luau was one Of the finest
; given IN Hilo for some time ana was
much enjoyed
Il A petition 10 the County Board oi
Supervisors asks for the removal OI
G.P. Kamauoha, road supervisor foI
South KOna, and for tho appointment
Of J, Kaelemakulo, the present super
: visor ~ North Kona. the latter q
have supervision of both districts, The
: removal ID asked for on genera
charges ~ incompelencN The petition
bears nye signatures
j The fpllowlnR have engaged passag'
r IN the iiipnian fur the Coast Mr. and
Mrs ~ Deacon, 0iiye Deacon, Sheldon
I Deacon, Cart hiifKrlpid ana VIE
D hrH Homer and tnn children, AZ and
I Mra lla Hutchinson. hlst Lucas RAY
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