The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-01-05
ISLAND LOCALS.

ISLAND LOCALS.
Their Maiesties will not return to this city until
next week.
H.R.H. Princess Liliaosalani returne,i to town
again, from Hawaii, on the Sad inst.
II. F. Bckerton, F. H. Hayselaen and George H.
Lace are 70 be the inspectors of election for the
district Of kona.
The waichman Of the Honolulu Iron Works,
was found dead at his post about one or two
O'Clock this morning.
His FL. Gov. J. o. Domiuis is reported to be
very i'll at present being confined to the house
from the effects Of lung troubles.
Mr.. I. J. Lovrey, for several years past book
keeper with Messrs. Levers a Cooke, has been
admitted TO the firm as partner
Messrs. Dat & Co. have issued a very pretty cal
endar. with view Of the GAZETTE Block. Enter
prise always shown by friend q" Mort
The steamers MaloiH and J. l. Dssrssn. arrived
this morning, having been delayed attending the
Sunday School excursions Of the Molokai scholars.
The schooner Era, Captain wickman. sailed
from this port the 18th ult, for San Francisco,
carrying forward a domestic cargo valued at S40,-
0l9.SI.
The steamer ZcaIasdia, viii be the first reliable
boat TO sail from here for san Francisco, leaving
hero on the l2ih inst, four days ahead Of the
AiaHsia.
Justice Edward Preston, will preside at this
(Jauuan) term of the Supreme Court. The calen-
der shows but little criminal and considerable
civil business
Messrs. Z, p. Adams x Co., will sell. if not pre-
viously disposed of nj private sale, that valuable
block Of buildings known the Booth promises.
Attention IS called to the advertisement.
The vacancy caused in the Government school at
Waialua by the death of Rev. A. Clark has been
filled by the appointment OF Mr.. A. Smith, formerly
of lolani College, to the position as principal.
The annual sale of pews in Fort Street Church,
took place the evening of the 18th ult-, Mr.. +.
Adams disposlng OF the choice seats to the high
est bidders. About $500 were realized from the
sale.
Lack Of space prevents the publication in this
issue of the OF events which happened dur
ing the past year. The subject Is however treated
editorially and the items will appear IN the next
issue.
Attention is called to the announcement OF
Messrs. Adams i Co. the 18th, of large credit
sale by order Messrs. II. Hackfeld \ Co., Of staple
and fancy goods suitable TO the wants Of retail
dealers on these Islands.
The p. NJ. 5. 5. australia. is due here io-dsy
| from San Francisco. with mail and news dates to
the 30th ulL The p. NJ. ), ;. Cifycf Sydney, is
also due here to-day from the same port en- route
TO Yokohama and Hong Kong.
Oue of the regular police officers states that
there in tins city and awaiting occupation,
about $40 detectives. Hon. Paul Neumann, will
probably have an opportunity 10 display his ablity
in cross examining some Of the applicants.
The princes Own volunteer company consist.
ing OF Co. A, Captain haaha, and Co. i, Captain
James Boyd, had target shoot D'1Aui OF the I'M
migration depot in the afternoon, and luau at
the Armory On the evening, of the Isl inst
reception was held at the American Legation
the afternoon and evening OF she LIST inst, and
at which was present large number of American
residents, members Of the Government, diplomatic
and consular corps and many prominent foreign
ers.
The Post ofico burglar, from all accounts,
started the New Year with a good cash capital
The prospects are very favorable 10 his remaining
in undIsturbcd possession Of his illgotion gains,
the acute Attorney General and other heads of tho
police being completely uanplussed.
The rumor that former member of the San
Francisco Dramatic Co. would shortly return
hither with a theatrical troupe TO fill an engage
nent at the Music Hall, Is not credited by Mr.
wiseman the manager, no application having been
vet made to him for untitled dates.
The Crystal soda Works are now engaged in the
manufacture OF an Apple Cider which will be well
received in every family. The firm Is having an
elegant label printed which will bean ornament tC
the containers. This new beverage will be ready
next week.
The Sunday School OF the second English speak,
ing congregation of 81. Andrews Cathedral COM
menced holding its sessions IN the school rooms OF
the Punahou Preparatory School. Fifty-fuur child
ren were present. When the school Is fully organ
lied the number will doubtless be much increased
The following members Of Lodge lie Progress de
rOceanic were installed officers Of the society
on the evening of she 27ih nit: W.B. Daycy, W.Mi
l. Il. Peterson, S.W; Thomas Wall, Nv; +. hlst'
Ter. Secretary; p Opfergelt, Treasurer Oh Pfc
ifer SD; W. z, Crooks, J. d; J. Cameron, JIG
n. Clifford, Tyler.
Yesterday Messrs. L, p. Adams Co., held a sale
of lands under foreclosure OF mortgage from \. X.
kunuiakea 10 A. J. Cartwright, embracing prop
erty situated on Hawaii, Maui and Oahu. The
bidding, notwithstanding the dull times, was sPir-
itc and the prices regarded rs fair-the whole
acgrrgating the sum Of $3.50.
The members Of Hawaiian Lodge No u +. s A,
NJ. have elected the following gentlemen as ofiic-
ems OF the society," for the ensuing term and tney
have been duly installed; J. NJ. Muusarrat, w. NJ
A. Brown, ). W; J, Phillips, J. W. NJ. Brown
Treasurer; William johnson, Secretary; W. NJ
Graham. $. ID; W. Nichols ]. ID; L. Jones, ST. Nj
Of c; A. Smith, Jr NJ. Of c; Il. ID. Whitney, Tyler
The prospects are favorable for a oompetitiy,
drill between the kings Own Captain Sam
Nowlein and the Princes Own Captain kasha
at an early date. Captain Clark, OF Co., B king
Own and Captain Boyd, Of Co, c Princes Own
are the parties to a challenge regarding the abii
ties Of the two corps which must find settlement
only in a public c2hibitiOn before competent
judges
The GAzIzEsE has attempted in the past to brinI
TO the notice OF the proper officials the necessity
/ HAVING lR4F 0r II
that they would be easily distngushable at night
Nothing has been attempted in that direction
though If the warning had been needed the number
/ OF an express that passed through Bethel stres
early last Sunday morning, might have beer
obtained and might have been very useful clu'
in the late robbery.
| Mr.. A. Otto, for many wears connected with th,
sugar industries Of these Islands, and for the pas
six years the efficient manager of the Paauhal
| Mill, Hamakua, Hawaii, has determined to leav
this sunny cline and locate for the future in Cali
/ fOrnia. Mr.. Otto and family leave by tue ZeaidH
/ did for their future home in Fresno, California
They take with them the best wishes of their man.
/ friends here IN which the GAZETTE joins.
The Rev. George Wallace has forwarded to tn
GAZETTE a news greeting. Besides the kindly greet
ing the work of the congregation Is explained anG
the statement made that all seats are free. Tn
rich and poor meet together, the Lord is maker o
| them ALL Regular attendants may have seat
assigned 10 them by the Mardens that they MAJ
1
| All corners will be welcomed, and the sdesmel
! will proyis them with seats and books.
| native named Kalalakoa, about 80 years of ag
was taken to the police station on the afternoon
the 2Sth ult in beastly state Of intoxication ant
was locked up in one of the calls. About II p. m,
the attention of the turnkey was attracted TO th
cell in which halalakoa was and going thither til
official found the native Just about breathing hi
last. Medical attendance was obtained, but to-
late to be of use, the unfortunate man being dea
before the arrival Of the physician. pos: morter
| examination was made by DIR. Webb who stated
as the result of his Investigations, that the caus
of death was hear, disease. The authorities di
not hold an inquest.
HAwAu.
The bark C. o. HIiiEoro, Capt. Thompson
sailed from Hilo Dec. eth for Port Townsend i
| ballast.
The brig Ha-aiJ, Capt. Goodman, sailed fror
Hilo On Friday, Jan. LIST, for San Francisco wit
$50 tons sugar.
Royal luRu was given at the Court Hous
Square, Hilo on Thursday, Dec. 81, in honor q
the Queens birthday.
Their Maiesties the King and Queen held a r,
ception on Wednesday, Dec. 50th, at the residenc