The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-07
fFrom Monday,s Advertiser.l

George C. Beclley, whose health has
not been the best during the last few
months, may shortly leave for the main
land to be operated on by specialist.
Bishop Restarick and son are booked
to leave for the mainland on the Sierra.
The bishop goes to England to attend an
important missionary conference.
Count Canavarro, the Portuguese con-
sui to Honolulu, stated before he left
that Hilo had outdone the larger city
in its reception to the officers and men
Of the Portuguese cruiser.-Hawaii
Herald.
Professor Lord and Professor Cod
dington, who game here from Ohio TO
take special observations of the passage
of the comets tail on May Is, are
booked to leave for the mainland on
the Sierra.
Pineapple stock is looking up, and
reports from the Haiku section are to
the effect that the Haiku Fruit and
Packing Company will harvest and send
to market a bigger crop than ever be-
fore this season.-Maui News.
Prohibition clubs are being organic
ed in several places in Hama district,
and the leaders hope for bright flu
ture and the final victory of the cause.
Women of Hama are listing names and
forming a prohibition club Of their
own.-Maui News.
AS a result of the investigation of
commercial conditions in the Kona dis
tricts which was made by Manager Pat
ten of the Bank of Hilo on his recen,
trip to the other side of the island, the
Bank of Hilo has definitely decided to
nnnn branch hank in KOna
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Gordon of New
York, who have spent the spring
months here, residing at the Young
Hotel, leave on the Sierra on Wednes
day for the mainland. This is the sec.
ond visit of the Gordons, who were
here early last year, They were SC
charmed with their visit that after
making a tour of the South Seas, they
| decided to come again.
The case of Deputy Sheriff Kekaula
of Kau, who was charged with having
embezzled license funds, and which was
heard at the Kailua Circuit Court, came
near resulting in an acquittal. AS il
was, the jury disagreed, standing, &C
cording to all reports, eight to four il
favor of an acquittal. The case wa:
one of considerable interest, as il
marks the last phase of the great Kar
"graft" investigation, which stirred
up the people of this island, particular
ly in Kau, considerably at the time \
was first brought up through the report
of License Inspector Alfonso.
Delegate Kuhio is expected to arrive
here on the Siberia, July 6.
A. Henry Along, capitalist of Ho
| 1,l,t Of ~
family.-Call.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. Parker Currier, WIFI
are in Melbourne, expect to spend tn,
Wasp.
Frank Speaight, the Dickens reader
goes to Kohala next week as the CUES
of John Hind and to give a reading
there.
Mrs. John Scott Noble and Mis-
Wenner of Seattle, Washington, vii
their stay on the Islands.
dren, leave for the Coast by the S.
Sierra tomorrow after an eightee
mcnths residence in Honolulu.
Rev. Father Julian Thierpont,
Paulist priest, who is stationed a
l4lHucs OH lne lslduu VI Adudls nav al
is at the Stewart on the way to retur
to his charges. F. Bulletin.
Miss Jean Center of Honolulu
1 visiting relatives in San Francisco. He
5 marriage to Harold Pierce Danzig Q
e Oswego, New York, win take plae
. here in July or August,-S. F, Was
e The Ateherleys are coming back
J, Honolulu. Mrs. Mary Atcherley hi
!. written that she will soon again be
z this city, to settle certain legal ma
e tiers. 1t is understood that she wi
bring her husband.
!. Capt. and Mrs. Joseph @. Castn'
S are at Fort Mcdowell Angel Islam
v having arrived from Honolulu. Mr.
Q Cashier was formerly Miss Ada WIFI
8 of this city. Captain Cashier expee
J. to he at Fort Mcdowell for at lea
a years. +. Wasp.