The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-02

week.
Mr.. D. E. Smith has hung out gilt
tering electricians shingle on Merchant
street.
The widened King street bridge is
going to cut of the end OF the wash
houses
The walls Of Mr.. Cartwright's new
building on Merchant street are climbing
space.
The rsport still keeps alive that the
King viii visit the Melbourne E2hlol-
ton.
The mail despatched per steamer Aus
tralia comprised AGO letters and l ~
papers.
Mr.. A. Morgan, carriage maker, has
assigned to Messrs. H c. Bryant and L.
T. Valentine.
The three opium smugglers frOm the
Australia were quickly disposed oi-$oO
snd costs each.
The grading up Of King street beyond
the bridge has been resumed and Is CON-
ing on rapidly.
The finale OF sn interesting Chinese
bankruptcy case Is reported in Supreme
Court proceedings.
Mr.. J. s. Bartholomew has LEFT tOr
San Francisco TO see what Is delaying
the inter-island telegraph cable.
Nr.J.F. Browns little boy fell from =
tree ST Waikiki on Tuesday, receiving
serious injury. Mr.. Brown was away from
home.
Mr.. c. E. Williams, one Of the depart
ing old identities, created much Smuse-
ment on ship snd shore with his hoylsh
psntomime.
The surviving Chinamsn, charged with
completely in the Puas murder, hiss been
lodged in Oahu prison for safe keeping
against his trial.
Honolulu Scc;al Club hsd but small
attendance ST their practice lSst week,
A member explained that they could
only have large assembly every other
week.
The Bulletins correspondent st Kolos
reports Mr Cropp still in ; critical cor
dition. Also that two JApSneSe there
hSve been fined 500 each for unlicensed
liquor selling
Ms. Annie Grocott, relict OF the late
James Grocost, Of Sydney, snd sister OF
Mr.. George Lucas, a this city, died 81
Urslla. New South WSleS, on August
l2th, Ssei o. years.
There seems 10 he : season OF sggrA-
vstei assaults running. One dsy II Is
With bottle, snd next day, besides the
clubbed gun elsewhere mentioned, 5
mSn Is arrested for assault with 5 gun.
Mr.. 7 Q. Carter Is going 10 Boston,
where he hzS not been since lS45. He
left by the S.mr Australia, his first
departure iron the Islands fOT eight
yesrs, Snd VIII be absent three months.
Bon voyage.
Oafcers Of the waimes Sugar Mil Co.
fog the ensuing yeSr 2re: Mr.. Il. W.
Schmidt. President; Nh W. D. Schmidt,
Vice President; Mr. J. +. HSckield,
Treasurer: Mr. Il Lose, Secretary, snd
Mr. II. F. Glade, Auditor.
ALoadon despatch O: Sept. S;h TO the
Auckland papers SAYS IhSG "MeSSrs.
Sp7eckels BroShers sre building two new
steamers to be plzced in the trade be
tween San Francisco, HsESii, New les
lsnd Snd Australia. They sre 10 hSye 5
speed of Is knots per hour.
Ms. 4. N. Mellis leir On the steamer
for SIX months o. s vacation o1 the
Cost. Her many friends viii miss her
cheerful lace but her customers VIII 81
ticipSte her return with pleasure. None
q them. p-obSblv, zre quite 50 unselhsh
as no. 70 think u the lStest novelties in
millinery thzt sne VIII bring home On
returning.
The Elite Ice Cream Pzrlors hzve
issued new souvenir OF Hawaii. co1-
tanning - selec. pictures with photo
graphic finish. II folder fo-n and neatly
bound. Il hzs been mzie 70 the order
Of the firm BY German house, sld the
views being recent the little work should
kSve large sSle-
Thsre Is generally some fun znidst
the grlei 81 the sailing q the S&n Fran
cisco steamer. TUeSiSy Ny. James :.
Morgan, s1c;io1eer. who wzS leaving OF
$ vScz-ol. wzs the ooczsiol- j Prooss-
son fled alongside the steamer carving
the rei 1SE Sl6 5 banner Inscribed :
"Auction-S. :. Aus.rziiz-Nooa today
Jas z Morgan" snd the ringing Of
the suction bell vigorously.
Mr.. james C.osks:t. of MolOkzi. :
former s.nient Of Iols1i Collese, ESs
nSrrai 81 II o'elock Toss3zy morning, 81
s. Andrews Cathedral. 70 Miss Sells
X NsnSkzehs. who studied :. s. An
drsE's PuoET. The ceremony vas
performed by Reys- Alex Msckintosh
Snd-H 4 GOEen. and 5 reception vas
held Strer~zrd- The hri1e Is s relS-
tive q the late Dos2gsr Q2een Emma
Three neE pastors have been recently
installed over the Eyzngeliczl Churches
In Wzinas, WzIpio, znd PSzuhz1- CT
the island ot Hawaii Thev were stu
dents q the North Pzc5tic Institute. Two
Others sre noE preaching 81 LSupGhOe
hoe z1i PGuls- Al the resent meeting
OF the Island Association SIX Ter Stu-
dents we're exzminsi Snd approved
They Vii enter the Institute A. the Be-
ginning Of the next term, 0c,obs- Sth-
Er-King M1lie.oz znd The two chiefs
led into exile Nth hin S-e returning 70
Samoa fron Germany by the steamer
Nurnburz. Ii may Be- that Germany
vii rsinS-Sre him II the hope q thus Sc