The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-12-21

B. Thomas. the dri-der, received
lrcE by t1s Eureka. from san Fran
ESQ. "a saturday
IL ( ". Tucker. wife and family we're
r---=--ers fer san Francisco, by the Ala
-=5E- Bon voyage
d. and AIrs- ]. Mott smith and the Misses
>-l-h are IN London. England. and viii Re
A ~ there for some time.
acrss- Sutsoa. OF the Alameda, reports
sE-t the British steamer Explorer sailed
- Apia, Samoa, Dec. 4th. for Honolulu.
Nzzt Sunday evening. Dec. e6.h. there viii
o. Praise Service a. 80 o'clock. ~ Fort
-. l---cl- . which al are cordially invited.
E-s Alane5a-s run from sydney TO Auck-
Us accoUV listed IN : DAYS. lG hours
minutes The distance between these
--s j. $50 miles
E-- uc-1-51-s Chu1 Hook Is srt rosa still.
---5e 1-l1red dollars reward don't
-c-E- CEu- has retired - enjoy
--gy season II quiet.
Is some unexplained reason ice
--L ll1 his promised show did not
~ rLc Australia last wednesday.
Ee[ps t-e elephant was SICK
. -ls steamer waiaIeale. which arrived on
Thursday lzs- from EC1okaa. brought over
-lol BAGS Of 1ew crop sugar from that place.
E-Ez- Waite reports rough weather al
-- tie HamEkua coast
-lsut- General Douinis last week presented
Els Majesty with q splendid star and cross
set u-th a large number OF gems. The pre-
sz-tE1io- vas rnsds by Gov. Iaukea.
E-EEClsc0 brings deck load OF hogs. The
t-rks1tine ". II. Dimond. which arrived
E-1sy. lad I've hundred porkers as passen-
So and Only lost SIX on the passage.
Msssrs. HOLSTER L Co, issue some neat
l-ls16szs for ISL They are lastly gotten
-r 81 q sssrs- Lorlllard i Co, Of New York,
sd bezr handsome devices which cannot
5-l 10 -sass the eye q the behOlder.
l. p. smith has gone East to purchase
s1cltlc-zl IuczlceScs1t electric lights for
t1e Pa-aoe-Ehleh tbe tax payer VIII find in
III rE- TeErs hsnce- hang the CITY LEI the
c1El-- herd look out for their shius IN the
EErE
Two ce1tleUel Walking Up the valley
aa1z1 d o'cl1ck one evening last week, were
l-.-is-ad o. md q policeman near the
rHr cf Ncrzuu and School Streets, and
lEEEe % that ECrraI. the good time
-L-
C1l-l5ur- has removed her millinery
H--l-1ue-- fro- -irs- Lacks store 70
E-a u1E-lillcs quarters II the AicoL
Lr- IS aa0rs E1--l street. where she VIII
r able - cluuodste her numerous
ends
ALzuaia carried large mail from the
El---1.Ecs here for the Coast and East.
lr-t.lul letters ard Z.l-J papers and pack
ages ere Observation-Disclosures 3 large mail
tTLz ". G. EzI-IaaElng 1t q busy day for
t. 1vs in the Once
-szr Bs51lfs, Of the Australia. Is an old
enforce q the Pacific Coast Navigation
Cl-ez-y. and i very popular with the
tr4-sE-C public on the coast. No doubt he
VII SON become equally 20 with the Island
tlss--hey take 70 civlllty kindly.
Euuolulu shopkeepers are making ample
F-e1srztlons for TIE approaching Holidays,
al the stores are filed with desirable goods
sable for presents 4 look at the displays
E5s 5y these dealers Is well worth the
--C-bie. Ihs window decorations are tasty
and sllborsts-
1a FRIDAY evening the Myrtle Boat Club
s.=caa5 The following officers President, W.
a C King: Vice President, u. Z. Monssrrat
S=--srEry. A n Brown; Treasurer, c. L.
A5sr: Captain, james L. Torbert; Trus-
tzs-W. c. Wilder. Jr-, A ". Carter and
Alex Robertson
E-. j. 4. Soper, in addition to his own
rzce u business. vii temporarily occupy
Gr L B. Eerr7s store adjoining, during the
-s1 Of the Holiday season. The latter
SIRE =ill Be confined 70 the news depart
mex znd subscribers VII please drop IN
t-=-s 51- Their papers
IT, Wm. Noble. Who VII be remembered
lars the eloquent Temperance lecturer,
tLrouEh passenger BY the Alameda Tor
-Eucisco and home SIckness II BIZ
Aa--s-s family IL England vas the cause Of
Ls stv return before his ia5ors IN the
CONES were 1r1EE1r % 2 hllSl-
rd Aussralia broucat ti.ts-siK passsugers
u Is port. u1anv lot whom ape Old residents
E-1 Ave been spending extended vacations
l1 viz Mrs.. + 3. Ar1ert1n- Alr. and
Mrs F1hn 8. Robertson. u. J. AgneE and
uta r. A. Hopper and size. the Kisses mop
DIX. IaIsraad and J. 4. E0oaust and wife.
Tie Australia had over l.5J5 tons OF assorted
usrc1andise for TINS port.
I'll Ia. Baldwin. Esq, OF Henakuapoko,
lIau- received q fne young stallion, By the
Alan sda. from sydney. he animal Is q
ire Es-k bzv. with black points, and Is sired
br Tsr-Ensar. and the latter By celebrated
ul-rsr Of the Derby. This horse VIII prove
e valuable acquisition 70 the falsers OF me
b1rse stock on these Islands, and TO Mr.
BALD yin belongs the credit OF introducing a
z--e-ior borss. which vii be beneficial to
all
NJ. z L Ausrbach, for some time past
b.-ssE keeper for AIr. L J. leTey, and lstterly
Ns1tt Hr J. H S0per. retires on the 18th 10
fai-s the position OF b0okkeeper on the hlla-
uss Plantation, Ksuzi.-a position he tor
r1srIF hsid. and again resumes al the request
q the managers. Il i a healthy sign when
gentleman Is asked to resume his old posi-
tion. and Is an indication that be Is the
riptt man IN tbs right place" Mr. Auer-
hEri's r.nv friends v1sh him success and
rrrozoerffr IN his ssold- field Of labor.
Mazjzsali- n japanese prisoner confined
. n Oahu Pris01, far assault With knife on
4 his wife. and who had also made an attempt
% lis own life By cutting ms throat finally
- hr lrnrrrirrr hirlaslf.