The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-01-03
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.
Prom wednesday.s Advertiser.l

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Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wells Of Wal
luku left in the Siberia for an extend.
ed tour abroad. Mr.. Wells is man
ager of Waikiki plantation.
| Principal J. Vincent of Kealahou
school and Miss Correa were married
at the Catholic church. Kuau. Maui.
by Father Edward on Saturday even
ing last.
/ VI. T. Simonton, L. Petrie and
Charles s. Crane were elected last
night as trustees of Excelsior Lodge
No. 1. T., o. o. F.. to- serve during the
coming year.
James S. Bailey. who lost an arm
while installing machinery at Halawa
mill. Kohala. on Monday. died the
same night at $50. A wireless mes
sage to Cation, Neill & CO.. his en-
ployers. announced the sad event
without further particulars The. de-
ceased was. son of Jacob S. Bailey
of Honolulu and twenty-five years of
age.
wallach signed and agreement with
the Committee. of Ten. and that body
notified President Pinkham of the
Board of Health. that he would sub
nit to all the new conditions of his
experiment. Mr.. Pinkham informed
the politicians that the buildings at
Kalihi would be ready for the ex-
pertinent in three weeks. Then he
would notify wallach when to go to
Molokai.
James Clark Menzies. who went to
the Queens Hospital about three
months ago for special treatment. died
yesterday morning at his home in Ma
noa Valley. A native of Edinburgh.
Scotland, he came here from vancou-
yer, B. c.. to Become cashier and book
keeper in the office of the Rapid
Transit Co. He leaves a wife and
three children. The funeral will be
held from the house at ten o'clock this
morning. Mr.. Menzies was highly es-
teemed by all who knew him.
(F'rom Thursdays Advertiser)
DR.. V. A Norgaard, of this city.
came back from his Maui trip yestsr-
day
The second sale of the schooner Luz
ka. under a Federal court order. will
be held on Friday of next week.
Mrs. NJ. F. Scott of Kona, at the
Queens hospital. is recovering from
an operation performed last Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Herbert Winslow of Portland,
Oregon, will arrive in the China on
the 9Th inst. on visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lyle. and other
relatives here.
There will be chance for young men
here to enlist in the navy on the ar
rival of the Pacific fleet. 1t is said
the department is advertising extern
sively for men to take the places of
those whose term will expire by the
time the ships reach Magdalena Bay,
San Francisco or Hawaii
Relatives and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack London in San Francisco
are reported to be anxious because
they received no mail from them by
the steamer Mariposa from Tahiti. On
leaving Hilo in the yacht Shark on
October Z. London wrote TO the San
Francisco folk that he expected TO
reach Papeete in five or six weeks.
1t was understood here that the Shark
was going first to the Marquesas
group from Hilo. in which case there
is no ground as yet for anxiety about
the party. London is leisurely Of
habit and the Shark takes long time
to pass given point.
During the last three months of
1907 the sum of s1164q.S0 has been paid
out by the United States Marshars Of
fee here.
Miss Lily Nicholson, a graduate of
the San Jose Normal School, arrived
by the Siberia to take position in
the public schools of this Territory.
Charles K. Motley is quoted as say
ing that if the Home Rule party
makes a nomination for mayor of Ho-
nolulu, it will be former Senator David
Kalauokalani.
Governor Frear has cabled to Act
ing Governor Mott-smith that he ex-
pected to reach Oakland today. Hel
will sail by the Mongolia. due here
January II or 13.
The MAPS of the Kappa lands are
completed and appraisers will prob
ably be appointed tomorrow. The Act
ing Governor and the Land Commits
sioner were in consultation regarding
the matter yesterday
F. w. Pease. the constructor of the |
Leprosy Investigation Station at Ka-
lawao. will go there next Tuesday. He I
has already sent up some mules to be 1
used in clearing the grounds. and some /