The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-11-02
ISLAND LOCALS.

ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TOWN.
The Duke of wajkapu was in town last week.
In January Coop's circus will arrive here and
exhibit for a short season.
Fifty three Celest:als arrived by the Alameda
sunday morning from San Francisco.
The streets, owing TO the recent heavy rains
during the nights in filthy condition.
There are quite number of secondhand uni
forms IN the market which can be had cheap.
The Peoples Ice aud Refrigerator Co, paid
Its regular monthly dividend on the 9th ult.
Water rates for the current term, duly to Dec
81 are payable on or before November 18th.
Mr L. Cabot. civil engineer, arrived here BY the
Alameda. aud Is the guest OF Hon. s 6. Wilder
The steamship Zealandia is advertised to leave
san Francisco November 10th, at p. m. for
Honolulu.
sunday evening was Hallow Zen, day which
IS honored IN the observance by many people of
European origin.
a large invoice Of fireworks has been received
by the Alameda for Nov. 16. Some OF the pieces
are said TO be very fine.
The Kinau returned on the Soth from Hilo
trIp with twenty saloon and loo deck passengers,
also 1895 packages Of sugar.
The Steamer Wilmington was only twelve DAYS
IN making the passage from Honolulu 10 San Fran
cisco, arriving Oct. 18th
The +. q. Id5srtisey has evidently kicked over
The traces, and has a good deal to say lately
against the new appointments.
By ths MaTiPosa, theatrical troupe under the
management Of Mr.. Joe. Grlsmer, may be looked
for, and viii give series of entertainments.
The weather during the week past has been
hanseable-extremely warm a times. The nights
ana mornings, however, are cool and pleasant.
A. d. Morris champion billiard player of Cali
lorna, and *. }. AglngtOn, fancy roller skater,
were through passengers by the Alameda for the
Colonies.
Miss Swanzy, sister OF Mr.. T NJ. Swanzy, of the
house Of 1. II. Davies Il Co., Was passenger BY
the Alameda. Miss Swanzy intends to reside hers
for time
Honolulu is promised the electric light during
the birthday festivities, apparatus and eIectri-
clan having arrived py the Alameda 10 make and
furnish the light.
Advces from Hilo Of Oct, 9th state that Kilauea
gave indications OF renewed activity the Monday
previous. A lively flow had commenced in Hale
maumau, on the east side.
Lot Kaulukou has been gazetted as Marshal the
second time without resigaing the hrst appoint
Inent. Lot seems 10 have fat racket and is
disposed to work 1t for all it is worth.
The Hon. Juaius Kaae seems to be the only person
duly qualified TO take the position of Registrar of
Couveyances, made vacant by the death of Thomas
Brown. haae Is well qualified to draw the salary.
Advices by the Alameda announce the death of
Mrs. 5 Magnin, of Alameda, Cal. formerly for
n -,
bad many friends who will regret 10 hear of her
deoesse.
By the Alameda 1t Is learned that freights for
the Islands were brisk, the steamer having refused
to receive any more. There were two vessels
already loaded and ready for sea vixen the Ala
media sailed.
InNe report of the fire on board the steamer
the name Of NJ. D. MonsarTau as list assistant,
was inadvertently inserted instead of Julius
Asch, the regular incumbent.
The following new appointments of Agents to
lake Acknowledgements to labor contract VIZ: ). b.
Mahoe for the district of Waialua, Oahu; g. o.
hamauoha, North hohala, Hawaii, and F. s.
Maule, Waikiki, Maui.
The new racing boat expected BY the Alameda,
for the Honolulu Club, did not arrive. The cause
assigned was that the building in which the boat
was being built was consumed by fire and the
boat shared the same fate.
Yesterday was All Saints Day, and was duly
celebrated by religious ceremonies appropriate to
the occasion in the Roman Catholic Cathedral.
To day Is All Souls Day, and will also be duly
observed IN the same Church.
Read The new advertisement of the Temple of
Fashion in this weeks Issue. They offer a large
variety of goods which must be disposed of before
December 3lst to make room for fresh importa-
tons now on the way from Eastern and European
markets.
On Saturday the Supreme Court adjourned sige
die Among the last cases called was that of /. b.
Peterson, charged with embezzlement from the
Post Office; the Grown declining to prosecute, the
defendant was discharged. This may be said to
be letting him down easy.
Ground has been broken BY Mr.. George Lucas,
for twO-story brick building, the cas-; side of
Nuuanu Street, on the lot formerly occupied by
Hon. A. ). Cleghorn- The structure will have a
frontage of about sixty feet, by depth of about
fifty. and viii be fitted up stores for the
retail trade
The following officers were elected for the en-
suing year, viz: Pacific Sugar MILF 4. Schaefer,
President; ]. HotinG. Vice President; Secretary,
II. Rsniies; J. d. Patty, Auditor. Honokaa Sugar
CO-F a. Schaefer, President; J. HotinG, Treas
urer; Secretary, h Renies; NJ. Mclnerny, Au-
ditOr.
The Hawaiian Band having returned from their