The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-09
(From Thursday s Advertiser.l

Judge Mahaulu was introduced to
Admiral Ijichi at Haleiwa yesterday
Il. X. Lucas arrived from Kauai on
the Inter-Island steamer w. G.. Hall
yesterday.
passengers on the Hall from Kauai
yesterday morning
Rumor has it that Colonel j. w.
Jones will be appointed as Territorial
Purchasing Agent by Governor Frear.
Miss A. B. Rose arrived here from
the Orient on the Asia yesterday, she
being one of the five passengers for
this port.
DIR. F. G. Stedman passed through
here on the liner Asia yesterday. He
is a physician at Hongkong, and is on
vacation trip.
Manager Goodale of the Waialua
Sugar Company received the visitors
from the japanese cruisers yesterday
and showed them over the mill.
Captain Davis, who has not been
here for ten years, arrived from Hama
the other day. He is well known
among all old waterfronters here.
Willard E. Brown is said to be in
line for appointment on the Oahu
Board of License Commissioners. If
appointed, he will probably consent to
serve.
Captain Trip, assistant harbormas-
ter, is relative of ex-Vice President
Fairbanks, who will arrive here for a
stay shortly. Captain Trips mother
was cousin of the ex-yice President.
Justice Ballou, whose resignation
has been accepted, to take effect when
his successor qualities, will become a
member of the firm of Kinney, Marx,
Prosser and Anderson. Mr.. Marx will
withdraw.
A. j. de Souza, commissioner from
Shanghai to the Alaska. Yukon Pacific
EXPOSITION, passed through here on the
liner Asia yesterday on his way to Sc.
attic. The Shanghai exhibit will be a
notable one at the big fair.
Miss NJ. M. Cooke came down from
Maui on the steamer Claudine yester.
| day.
Harry Werner will leave for San
Francisco on the return trip of the
| Alameda.
d. l.. Austin is booked to leave fol
| Kauai on the steamer W., G. Hall this
evening
An arriving passenger on the Clau
dine from Maui yesterday morning was
G. w. Carr.
Miss Florence Ho is booked to leave
for her home on Maui today on tn,
Mauna Loa.
| G. g. White was an arriving passen
ger on the Claudine yesterday morning
coming from Maui.
| w. w. Bruner will leave for Koni
where his coffee plantation is situated
on the Mauna Loa today.
DIR. Il. l.. Miner will leave on tn
Alameda next week for a two months
soiourn on the mainland.
The report that Mr.. Marx will with
draw from the Kinney firm when Jus
tice Ballou returns to it, is denied.
Captain Penhallow of the Allie
Cooke did not visit the volcano as wa
reported some time ago. He visite,
friends in Maui
w. X. Andrews, well known locally
will leave for the mainland on tn
next trip of the Hilonian, which /
now bound for this port. He will G
to the West Indies.
According TO a statement made b.
Senator Fairchild yesterday, Co1ont
j. w. Jones will resign his position a
stenographer in the Circuit Court
he is appointed Adiutant General o
the National Guard at the salary mer
toned in the appropriation bill.
During cloudburst at Laupaho'
hoe on Friday night, four inches Q
rain fell and part of the villag
was under water for short tim
Roads were again washed out and ira
fic suspended until temporary repair
were made. The stages were runnin
within day after the storm.