The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-12-07

PEGS fo- a good yield are favorable.
Military nanouvres are to be discussed 'by
t1z coumissioned officers Of the volunteer
force, al the palace, tomorrow evening.
80 -.us7r1-- viii take place this evening at
til plrlors OF Oahu College. Friends and
rz-r1-s 0f the college are cordially invited to
b present
Dr. Robert Mckibbin Is going to vacate
fhE Front and EIil locate il one of the
ueE sores recently erected for Mr. Justice
scll dl For Street.
Tae next adyices from The Coast may be
-ooEe4 tor bY the Steamer Australia, leaving
SE1 Francisco the sth, and due here Wednes-
car December 18th
81 tae arrival Of the steamer W. G. Hall
from Mona, Friday afternoon, a large invoice
Of t1e celebrated hona oranges was received
n tow By various parties.
By cEcial notice the Government schools
q the HING dom vii close for the Christmas
Holidays December 18th. and VIII not re-
open unui January 9th, 1sS7.
l. is reported that the palace viii be per-
uZueurlv lighted by electricity IL the future.
As soon as the burners arrive here. the palace
Tlil b fitted with them throughout.
TIE weather the past week has been
PLEASANT, the air cool and bracing, and the
streets DRY The mud has been relocated 10
5acE salt until The next rain sets in.
Llli1a street Is reported to be In sad need
q repairs Large ruts have opened II The
road bed, making it dangerous for light
vehicles - traverse that thoroGghfare
Rsad the neE farce. In three acts. entitled
=. Tie Grand Duke OF Gynbergdrinkeustein. .
and t1en 20 Out into q vacant lot and have a
good la1gh. al by yourself Il viii do you
s7od-
s.scf hula party was given st the palace
Sturdy evening. All haoles who had
s-rayed inside were gently led to the gate
and passed 01t. Not even malihflis we re
excepted
The new steamer for the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Co.. 10 replace the lost
Eleaters VII arrive here about the first of
the AeE Year IN command Of Capt. "Uncle''
Ben Hampstead.
Hulas ard weird music in the region of
hlc1srd street, seemed TO be in .'hiChn
favor during the past week IN the evenings,
@ the intense disgust Of many who were in
close proximity thereto.
The attention Of the ladies Is called to the
millinery advertisement of Miss Chiliburc
tat Mrs. Ibos. Lacks, where they can call
and examine the latest styles in this indis-
psnsable requisite to a well dressed lady.
challenge for jumping match, has been
issued BY Robert Levey and accepted by
William Moore. The match will be for $3.50
q sca, and viii take place New Years Day,
TIE hour and place to be named hereafter.
The cslendet season for the coming year
has set ID, Messrs. Freeth and Peacock are
the pioneers II this line with an elegantly
designed one. bearing their business card
neatly executed IN the lower left hand corner.
la scrap Of paper bright comedy in
tlrec ects, IS shortly to be produced at the
Opera House. The cast Is a strong one. in
cluding some OF orr most prominent anna
te1rs, ana the public may look forward to
treat.
The steamer Captains all report rough
weather on their several routes last week
WITH high seas The Iwalani had to contend
Win heavy sea on her trip from Kauai
The Makee also encountered the same rough
weather.
TIE Rev. ). E. Bishops excellent Thanks
giving Address, delivered at Fort Street
Church, Thursday, Nov. 18th. has been
printed IN pamphlet form. and NAV be had,
Tor sending abroad, at Soper's or at this
once. price 10 cents.
Among the passengers BY the Msriposa for
the Colonies, Tuesday morning last, was
ksF- A. Duncan, who had charge of the An
eiiean Church, at Lahaina. for some time
past III health is assigned for Mr.. Duncan's
hastE departure.
The Steamer Alameda, from tho Colonies.
en- rOute for San Francisco. is due here
Friday, December 18th, new time table,.
This viii probably be the first steamer de-
parturs for the Coast. Letter writers will
make note Of this.
1 Is rumored in native circles that it is not
unlikely that an extra session of the Leeisla-
ture may be called. This viii be god-send
% TIE native members, and will enable them
70 'oorrai' an additional $500 apiece from
an almost empty treasury.
Some changes have taken place in the
EducatiRnal Society. Mrs Walter Hill has
been eiected President. vice Mrs. c. o.
bergers resigned; Miss Brickwood, Treasurer.
Eioe Mrs Haaleles- resigned; and Miss Ladd,
Directress. vice Mrs. E. W. Macfarlane,
les yned.
Notwithstanding the orders of the Marshal
t-t -l4e~AiAs IN many parts OF the city still
remain more OF less eucumbered with boxes
a1d bags, more especially on Nuuann street.
M ~ vendors still seem to retain their
vested rights to the sidewalks 70 maks and
sci Their wares.
caock Hong aa5 about dozen other
e-ia-i1e1. Who we're g0bbied up by the
p9-loe about week ago for gambling. re-
g Fea TIER sentence on Friday after three
GAYS trial. cnock Hong being lined $50. and
ao1nc Mo and All Now SS2 each. Tie
oaianee being discharged.
ne LAsg states that q Portuguese Ladies'
issleTllent Society has been started. At the
Ne 20 OF the Society Is Mrs. Canavarro. wife
q t1e Portuguese Commissioner. The
5o.ssy intends 70 give help to deserving
Eor19g1ese and hopes 10 put an end to the
" z-llS which Is nov being carried on.
Lce Honolulu Rifles have chau,ed thar
80 evenings % Mondays and THURSDAYS IN
future The Monday evening meetings viii
q devoted exclusively 70 squad drill This
ne company Is also adding to its uumbe-s
= eAcn q ITS meetings, showing conciusiveiv
nat u IS becoming popular with the vouny
ns.l Of the city.
AZ the last regular meeting Of I.odoe 10
troEres De l'Oceznie. No. I24 A. f ard 4