The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-11-16
ISLAND LOCALS.

ISLAND LOCALS. i
ABOUT TOWN.
This am the year of Jubilee for Ha. 4,
waii. J.
Mr.. Antoine Rosa has been appointed At 4
torney General. Z
The Kinau will not sail for Hawaii until
Monday. Nov. I'D.
The electric Ii ght is to be introduced at b
the palace during the jubilee. q
The formation of the Kilokilo Club is as il
sured-Charter or no Charter.
a large addition 10 the dodgers at the Sta 8
hoc House is anticipated to night. 3
a foreign mail may be looked for from the :
Coast by the Eealandia, tomorrow. /
A heavy shock of earthquake was felt at
kau, Hawaii, on Wednesday last at a. IN. !
To-day is the 10th and will be observed as
the birthday of the Emperor of the Pacific {
Empire. '
Yesterday. rain fell at intervals throughout
the day, making everything sloppy under I
foot. !
number of Chinese were arrested on ]
Sunday for an infringement of the Sunday ]
law.
Governor Baker, of Maui and wife, and the
Governess of Kauai, Lanihau arrived TO
celebrate the jubilee.
The Honolulu Library and Reading Room {
Association has just added another large list
OF new books TO its fine collection.
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city during the past week, and as a matter
IF course the streets are in n bad state.
To-day the Honolulu Rifles turn out at 10 {
O'Clock for target shooting at the range,
King Street. Medals for the best shots.
"
Heavy rains prevailed on Saturday night
in and around the city. On Sunday the light !
airs which set in were from the Southwark.
To-day the hooIupa will set in, and every
thing, from chicken to an OK will be &C
cepted. Even shekels of silver will not be
refused.
Soper's supply of bunting is almost mex
haustible and all who desire to decorate
their premises with flags can do SO on short
notice.
Saturday morning, Mr.. Bradley's fine trot-
ting horse Redwood" in charge of Mr.. c.
+. Williams, died from inflammation of the !
bowels. /
Monday, Now %, look out for the grand I
parade of the military, composed principally
of officers from Generalissimo down TO
corporals. 4
A rad last Friday was made on the premi- '
ses Of Chung Hoy, Nuuanu Street, for opium, !
without success. Chung " sabbee too muchee :
for policeman"
Judging from the houses Friday and Sat- /
urday evenings, the Honolulu Boat and !
Nh. !
their eKcaequer.
IL is rumored that William Aud will re- !
cieve the appointment of Superintendent of
the lnsans Asylum, made vacant by the death
Of w. r. Wright.
Those who desired to see the Police force I
IA martial array, with the eI Attorney Gen !
eral at their head had to get up before break
fast this morning.
The Kahunas predict fine weather during
the jubilee. One of these gents had con-
ference @ith Virgins, the great Canadian {
weather prophet. j
Soper has received another large invoice of ,,
the popular Seaside Library works. Those
IN quest of choice literary reading at mod :
crate cost will drop in.
Mrs. A. b. Southwick was passenger by g
the brig C0nsuelo. Mrs. 5. will be remem- 7
bered as former jealous worker in the city :
missionary Society here.
A great many residents are complaining Of !
the unearthly noises, (by some called music
emanating from the region Mt the Palace
ward Sunday evening. 7
The King has distributed large quantity I
of provisions received at the HOokupu, to the g
Lsper Asylums, the Catholic Sisters, and c
other institutions in the city. I
The evening Auction Sales by MIR. Lyons, /
Al tha FANNIE of Fashion will be continued
during the present week. Great bargains 7
are said TO be had at these sales. !
The Merchants Exchange was thrown open |
10 the public Saturday evening with lunch
and free liquor. Many availed themselves of
this opportunity to ENJOY free drunk. '
Many of the shopkeepers are beginning to
decorate their windows and places of bust /.
ness for the approaching holiday season. :
some very artistic displays are made. :
A good supply of brick have come to hand
10y the COnsuelo ard Wlnkelmann, tor the
builders, some of whom have been short OF !
this prime factor in the building line.
Yesterday The teachers of the public schools
Of this city held preliminary meeting to ;
make arrangements for the annual meeting, |
10 take place in December in Honolulu. l
There will be meetings of the shareholders I
Of the Hawaiian Railroad Co. and the kahu 9
Ina Railroad Co. at their Office in this city on !
Saturday morning, 10Th inst, at O'Clock.
The Band boys under Prof. Berger, during
the past week have favored the public with :
several moonlight concerts, and judging :
by the attendance were thoroughly appre- J
ciated. :
BY the steamers which arrived Saturday {
and Sunday mornings number of head of b
han enTA 70 ha for 1 r.