The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-03-02
ISLAND LOCALS.


tSEANb G0@AESs
ABOUT Town.
Lent begins on the 10th inst, week from to-
morrow.
A Cabinet Council was held on Thursday. which
occupied a major portion Of the day.
The "Honolulu Rifles will meet for driIl at the
armory on next Wednesday evening.
The brig lille Ro.os viii be sold at auction. by
order Of the Marshal, on Thursday the 18th inst.
Mr.. TarO Ando has been officially gazetted as
Consul-General for the Empire Of Japan, at Ho-
nolulu.
John A. Palmer has removed his business office
and agency to the store recently occupied by Mr..
.. Roth, Fort street.
1t is already slated that Hon. Aholo is to be
President and Hon. Richardson Vice do. Of the
Legislature Of 1856.
BY advertisement it Will be seen that Dr.. Tucker
has removed his Office 20 No. 1S5 Fort street, Just
| below Chaplain lane.
The weather during the week past has been quite
pleasant, in this city, the early mornings being
especially clear and cool
The barkentine W. H. Diinoq5. Capt. aoudleit.
will sail for San Francisco. from this port .. S $.
Co.'S wharf. at noon on the Srd inst,
The Mutual Telephone line to waianae and
Maialua will be completed in about three weeks.
There will be Is stations or the line.
The usual Gospel Temperance meeting will be
held on Saturday evening IN the vestry of the
Bethel church. The public are invited.
The steamer George VI. Elder in the Oceanic S.
5. Co.'S line, Will be due at this port, from San
| Francisco, on next Monday, March Sth.
Miss F. Barbour of California, who came to these
Islands to regain her health died Sunday evening,
the 2sth ult., from henorrhags OF the lungs
The brig Hazard, Capt. Goodman. arrived at
/ Hilo Thursday. February 25th l. days from
San Francisco with full cargo Of general merchan-
disc.
More breaking NJ Of old iron by means Of giant
powder was accomplished by detail Of workmen
! from the Honolulu Iron Works on the morning of
the 27tn ult
To those who SO desire. the opportunity is now
offered. by Mr.. Il. c. Barnield. at his residence,
No. !, Kukui street, 10 obtain lessons IN drawing
| and painting.
The Library and Reading Rooms receive quite a
number of guests now nightly and the attendance
shows proper appreciation Of the institution by
| the reading public.
! Mr. Sass. the Superintendent OF thePeople's Ice
| Co.. has built an office the lot adjoining his
residence so tat customers who 50 desire can leave
| their orders IN person.
| The returns Of Captain John II. Brown, as special
agent of the Board Of Health, and relating to the
! health Of the community during the past month,
are presented II this issue.
| Wash Norton and his Merry Makers intend
4 TO make tour Of the islands and amuse the in
| habitants en- route. They are now on Maui and
| intend 10 60 TO Hawaii lEteT on.
The building formerly used by Hon c. K. Bishop
as his private residence on King street near Fort
street. has been leased TO Mrs. Dudiot who intends
| to open II ont as a first class boarding house.
The band concert at Emma Square on the after.
noon o! last Saturday. was well attended and the
! well arranged programme confirmed musical com
positions which were received with marked favor.
Bumps informed Jinks the other day, after
looking the article relative 10 discrimination
| against American shipping, that three stars was
a very good signature FOX the party who wrote the
| letter.
Mr.. DeyeTil has been4.ppoiuted Superintendent
| of the Lunalilo Home vice II. SwintOn resigned
| Nj. Deveriil has an excellent knowledge of the
native Language and Will doubt make an eff
| cient Superintendent.
Heavy showers fell On Friday evening, and the