The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-13
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Total value exports. Isl ,29S, 547ls


Wanted.--A male teacher for an Eng.
fish day school on the Island of Lanai.
To suitable person. board, residence
and the use of horse will be given and
fair salary allowed. Apply Mt the
office of the Board of Education.
Captain Winding's interest in the
brigantine Hesperia, which was recently
wrecked at Kahului, which had been
regularly insured for nine years, was
not covered by insurance on the last
voyage, so that it is a total loss to its
owner.
At meeting of Hawaiian Council
No. $50, A. L. of H.. held last evening,
the following officers were elected
Past commander, C. A. Brown; com
mander, j. f. Eckart; vice-commander,
+. W. Tucker; orator, a. o. Forbes ;
secretary, j. A. Palmer; collector, +.
W. Peterson; treasurer, Charles Hus-
tace; chaplain, w. D. Alexander; guide.
T. F. Lansing; warden, G. C. Strate-
meyer; sentry, Julius Asch. Charles H.
Eldridge has been appointed deputy SUI
preme commander of this jurisdiction.
The new Hawaiian schooner Domi-
tia, under command of Captain ]. San
ford, sailed from this port for Hilo with
10000 feet of lumber on Monday, De-
cember 6, and is consequently thirty-six
days ont today. The schooner Halea-
kala returned from Hilo yesterday, and
reports that the DOmitila has not ar
rived at her destination yet. 1t is gem
orally believed that she has capsized.
Another belief is that the captain has
run away with the schooner to foreign
port Her crew numbers seven, as fol
lows: An American captain; an Italian
mate, who served seven years in the
Italian navy; Chinese cook, and four
sailors-one native, one Portuguese, one
Englishman and an italian.
On New Years afternoon the Bishop
of Honolulu and Mrs. Willis entertain.
ed the members of the Hawaiian Con.
gregation of st. Andrews Cathedral at
their residence, Iolani College, Nuuanu
Valley. A very enjoyable time was
had by all present.
AT the San Francisco stock and bond
exchange on December 2S, fifty shares
of Hawaiian Commercial Company were
sold at $10.25 per share.
Messrs. j. M. Dat & Company have
sent us a march for piano entitled
"The Wreath of Male, +" apd composed
by Rev. /. Goodell, Honokaa. Hawaii,
which they have for sale. It is neatly
gotten up, but the music is common.
place and lacks originality.
The regular meeting of Oahu Lodge,
Knights of Pythias. was held last even
ing, when the following officers were
elected: P. c., c. J. Mccarthy; C. c.,
Oscar Branch; V. c., Charles r. Hoyt
prelate, c. W. Hart; X of R. and s.,
J. c. White; IN. of F., Henry Smith;
NJ. of f., T. r. Lucas; NJ. of A., James
Collins; trustees, David Dayton and
Henry Smith.
The Oceanic steamship st. Paul ar
rived in San Francisco December 2S,
ten days and eight hours from here,
and the Union steamship Mararoa ar
rived on the goth, making the passage
IN seven days and eight hours. Bad
weather was experienced.
Twentyfour bags of mail arrived by
the Australia for the postofice.
The sale of the late Queen Emma
effects on Wednesday realized over
$4,000. Many bargains were obtained.
The Princess Kaiulani. accompanied
by her governess, Miss Gardiner, left
by the steamer c., r. Bishop yesterday
for a visit to Waianae.
The Hawaiian Bell Telephone Com.
pany has just issued new card which
contains the names of Alb subscribers.
Their Maiesties the King and Queen
return by the Kinau this morning. The
STAFF officers and royal guards will meet
them.
Forty South Sea islanders. whose con.
tract service time has ended, returned
from the Ookala sugar plantation, Ha,
makua. Hawaii, by the steamer Lehua
yesterday.
Yesterday morning George +. Sher-
man well.known saddler, died at his
residence on Maunakea street. He has
lived in the Islands over thirty years
and leaves wife and family.
Wednesday,, January 13, being the
thirty-ffth anniversary Of the birthday
of Princess Likelike. Her Royal High
ness will hold a reception at her resi-.
dence, Waikiki, on that day. between
the hours of two and five O'Clock.
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