The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-12-28


d BE- found IN full in another column.
8Ir. Eanrr Poor. manager of the Govern
rf--s Fostsl Savings Bank. has been granted
So lonths leave of absence. and will accom-
r-v tae hon. John 7. Bush to Samoa, as
SECRETARY Is lle Embassy.
Today she schooner Jennie Walker sails
I'LL. Ealuiuu's Island. Air. William GreiE,
a 1rler 1f tie vessel. returns IN her TO ms
t-a- II takes down a large lot Of material
-H- l-el-- -l-aa "a pr0yements on his Island
s- Tor. Stree. Church. Sunday forenoon,
T.. -llla- school children held their Christ
u= -rFlc=s which comprised choral eXer-
cls1=. lr-=llnas Carols, etc, The attendance
SIS --1l and fus sclOllrs acquitted them
-. g-= l-alitl1iy.
George Glend5u. an ez-member of the
L7sl sl4ture, who was convicted OF the charge
of gross cheat. lass October has served out
Listiue'aud again enjoys his freedom. George
looks fresh and hearty, after his short exile
from civilization.
SIX lrndred dollar carriage. for Samoa,
Las been built by the Hawaiian Carriage Co.,
t1 The order OF His Majesty halakaua
Whether i is present to the ruler OF Samoa
Elo NAV 1t present have the best grip or
for the use Of the Hawaiian Ambassador Is
not known.
The Kahunas have woke up from their
l.-le rest and are working the weather
card for the benefit OF the ha0le during the
holidays. They made a good send of on
Wednesday afternoon and night. They pulled
firing e for all 1t was WORTH and the
A came down.
aes Morgan, the popular auctoneer and
= Ger Of T. =. Adams 4 Co.'s business,
~rnr~ ont NJ he hnrr n
t-e scar into a new industry. James will not
llvElce Er present-but you'll find OUT
Er is said 10 be something altogether
Lovely.
Ouinr 10 the illness Of Mr.. YaTndley, the
r-ai5a services. announced for Sunday even
me- at Fort street Church, did not take
place Rev Nr. Smith. of China, and who
visited Honolulu with Rev. Mr.. Happer,
s1r tiue since, oficiated at Fort Street
JlCrch sunday evening.
Il5 Hawaiian Army assembled on Queen
Street Sunday morning, and marched up to
Earua Elnili Church to attend divine service.
Is sid The veterans We're each expected to
cf--ri1uta q EGp1ft1. and the officer was
along 10 see that they did tho Sinking is
allowed ID the army IN the line OF duty.
Ttfs ruroored that J ". Robertson Will
succeed u IL. Meyers as clerk of the Water
Works. on the first Of the new year. 1t is
ual-Ja-nes has been playing the part of
wilkins Micawber" quite long enough, and
IL q change has TO be made in that depart
me1t. wlll be able 20 fulfill the duties &C
csptably 10 all
on SUNDAY last all the Island steamers
Ee-e IN port and presented a fine appearance
-tEelve in all. exclusive of the tugs Eleu and
pele. and II. Hackfeld a Co.'s steam lighter.
puite difference from former years when
the schooners we're the only means Of con
vevauce betEsen Honolulu and the other ISL
llds
The band attended the sailing of the Aus
trllia on Wednesday last, and discoursed
sweet music 10 the outgoing passengers.
which was well calculated to enable them to
h.uH OF old Nep when be caught them
inside the reef-but the old chap is almost
llEavs sure 70 get the underhold, and fetch
es them 10 time
III. 4. Z. Ausrbach. who has been in Mr.
J. 4. Sopsr's Office, left on Friday last for
hauai. Ehere he viii occupy the position of
51okkeeper at the kIauea Plantation. His
brother AIr. T. b. Auerbach, has been ap-
pointed hookkeeper on the Heeia Plantation,
1 h11lau. oahu. Mr.. 4 h. Meyers will take
C-r1e OF Mr. Soper's books.
visit 10 Dir. Furneaux' s studio will repay
i-e lovers Of art Among the artist paint
1-z may be found PLAQUES of flowers
L-u5 scenery, views OF the Volcano OF
Laue2. and other interesting subjects,
cl calnot fan 10 prove interesting TO the
la-ll5er- and would prove valuable me
--toes of friendship for the new year.
Ll E-llay evening white i2an, who hau
&c On Christmas q little TOO soon, was
cling bis way 10 Smith Street. took the
son cu- across lois. and fell into one of
sTlai open pits. which exist in that part of
GA aurut district. brulsing himself badly
l-t re head. The man was conveyed to
Gle station House where DR.. Tucker attended
t- IL lures. de will be all right in a few
l-vs
on Christmas night. a musical entertain
Ua-i Eas given in and of the Second Division
90 the Liliuokalani Educational Society,
Elieh was well attended, and the results,
rscuuiarily. mast have been gratifying TO
tle recIpients. The entertainment was an
j. the leadership Of the Princess Llliuoka-
lz-i. ana reflected great credit on all con
Carled-
On Saturday. the Naval Cadets,'-the
Esfosuoa.orr school boys = in uniform.
E1arched into town IN charge of dulra
i-cssou. IL full dress, with OK stove
One has GA his head The .'CaCets were