The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-02-14

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4 Kausas. aged $ years. He belonged
+ 70 Scotland and > newspaper in thSt
+ country gives him an obituary notice
The oldest inhabitaut" in the
Western states frOze his palate while
+ trying 70 find in the archives Of his
( recollectionS some colder weather than
{ thSt ~ the past mouth. our "olde>t
inhabitant forgot about cold weather
4 long ago.
\ correspondent cites the bearing
\ rein aS q prevalent form o. cruelty 70
animals that should be abolished. Tn
fortunately Honolulu with all its hui
name Institutions has drawn the line
7 at Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Animals
MesSrS. J. B. Atherton, B. F. Dill
bingham and John Il. Patty, special
+ committee. have placed 3 list n the
bank Of Bishop 4 Co. for receiving
+ subscriptions towards the funds ~
quired for rebuilding and furnishing
. the sailors Home
Waggery i NOT pjEgery. Hence the
. improperly or the wdS az the corner
+ Thursday saying. that on saturday
+ there'I he roast pigs running about
the streets with knives and forks
+ sticking in their backs all Squea6ing
who'll eaJee me-
Mr.. L. Montgomery NIather has con
: tributed very e0ulpre beuSIve, grace
al -
/ iian attractions for tourists TO q Los
/ Angeles paper. In 81 private letter
4 shown u, the tourist agent exhibits
{ progress in his mission. The hrSI
/ party l. on the way
+ Invitations have been sent and
\ Others viii follow. TO Major Whipple
and Mr.. Saukey, ey9ngelj>tS, TO stay
over in Honolulu on their Way 10
i Australia. Mr.. Moody will also be
asked 10 take in the Paradise Of the
I Pacific when he has completed his
/ contemplated campaign I'm san Fran
T cisco and vicinity
The san Francisco Chronicle Of the
F 18th Jan SAYS: Public Administrator
James C. Peuuie applied for special
4 Letters ~ administration yesterday, on
+ the estate Of Walter Murray Gibson.
the late Premier Of the Sandwich
+ Islands. II has been discovered that
there l. $3.50 70 his credit in the
+. Anglo-California bank.
Mr.. John Thomas Waterhouse Of
this city had been seriously i'll In san
+ Francisco Tor about TWO weeks previ-
Gus To the leaving Of the steamer.
piece of news that viii be received
with deep regret by that worthy gem
Uleman's friends here. Mr.. J. T.
. WaterhoU>e, jr., goes by next steamer
+ TO sudsavor To bring his father home.
All how, a Chiuaman in charge Of
Hon. W. c. Twins premises at Wal
I XXI. complained To his employer that
Wong Lang and All Fat attempted 10
rob the heuroo>C, and that when he
iuJerered they beat him. On this
information a warrant was obtained.
on which Officer Kaapa arrested the
T accused Chinamen on Sunday after
+ noon.
A professional lightweight pugiIiSt
and an amateur ut the business quar-
relied on the steamer Alameda before
reaching this port. They landed here
and found place TO fight il out. with
Z the result that the p. !. v. p. knocked
out" his antagonist in Two rounds. 1t
would seem 70 be time for the Govern
ment 70 proclaim Honolulu'S neutral
iUy in differences occurring between
4 rowdies on the high seas.
Henry Burkman was fined S100 by
/ Police Justice Dayton Friday for as
>aulCIug q man named Charlie = st
Waikiki The 0tfeuSe was committed
+ in the course of 3 brutal Si0gZing per-
f0rnance on sunday, the victim be
ing terribly malrrs&ted. An appeal
Y was noted Mr. Whiting assisted the
+ prosecution. and Mr.. kauIUk0u con
Quoted the defense.
The band played a fine programme
Thursday evening ST the Hotel.
The front Of the building was hung
with Chinese lanterns. A consider
able number Of spectators occupied
heyeraudas and grounds. The music-
laden air floating through the open
windows would no doubt be eniven-
ing 70 the spirits of the qGarantined
folks in the DudOit House on the cor
ner.
The turbine water wheel for the
+ electric light works has been heard
from 10 the effect that It was shipped
but was probably among the thOus-
F ands OF ear loads OF goods blocked up
on the railway lines. The detention
I OF overland freight has been due partly
+ TO the oyercrOwded state OF the freight
. service and to the frusts and SHOWS
which this season ara terrific in their
+ severity.
4 Officers Of the star Mill Co. opera
ting at kohala, have been elected for
the ensuing year a follows: Mr. John
Hind. President; Mr. James RentOn,
Vice-President: Hon. VIM. g. Irwin,
. Secretary and Treasurer; Mr.. Henry
VI. Renton. Auditor. According u
the Bulletin Mr.. Robert Hind has
purchased MeSsrs. W. g. Twins en-
tire and controlling interest III the