The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Good-by yandalia.
Our San Francisco letter says Malietoa
is alive and kicking.
A Portuguese has been drowned while
fishing at Kukuihaele.
Mr.. Cropp, manager Of the Koloa
plantation, Kauai, is reported very Ill.
H.B. NJ. S. Cormorant is reported en-
route from British Columbia for this port.
B.F. Savior, the expert billiard
player, is here again from San Fran
cisco.
The electric light filled the short gap
between sun and moon Wednesday eve
ming.
Kong Yee Det, the well-liked Chinese
steward OF Oahu College, is dead and
buried.
purser Keil OF the 5. :. Australia mas
our thanks for delivery OF files and other
news favors.
Mrs. Evans, an authoress, whorecently
paid visit to Honolulu, has returned by
the Australia.
A piece OF land in Kipahulu' Maui,
will be sold by the Interior Department
on October "a.
Mr.. Graenhalgh's book store has our
thanks for complete files OF several San
Francisco dailies.
Inspector-General Atkinson left by the
Kinau for a tour of the schools on the
Island OF Hawaii.
Col. Geo. W. Macfarlane is meeting
with encouragement abroad for the new
Kauai plantation scheme.
Burglary has been committed on
store at Kilauea, Kauai, $50 and two
silver watches being taken.
Attorney General Ashford was back
TO his office on Tuesday, looking the bet
ter of his iaunt in the country.
Mr.. Gear. the new assistant teacher in
the advanced grade OF Fort-street school,
has arrived from San Francisco.
H.B.M. S. Hyacinth drew out OF her
anchorage Tuesday afternoon and lett
port on short cruise about the islands.
There is much activity in issuing war
rants for old scores at the Interior Office,
including the allowed Likelike funeral
claims
"Ciyis" evidently believes that any
thing worth doing is worth dong WELL
having sent the same letter to two dlner-
ent papers.
Mr.. w. R. Lawrence has been ap-
pointed Deputy superintendent Oh
Public Works, his commission to date
from August lst.
Mr.. Imlach, whose arrival is recorded
elsewhere, is believed to be the bearer
of important public and private commits
sions from England.
Fort-street School opened the new
term with large attendance OF former
pupils, and forty-four new ones were
registered on the first day.
Judge McCully will preside at the
October Term of the Supreme Court
Opening on Monday, lst prox., the term
win have four clear weeks to run.
A dividend of IA per cent. will be paid
on nroved claims against the bankrupt
Pacific Navigation Company, at Bishop
& Co. IS bank on Wednesday next.
Our Hilo correspondent ought to feel
fiattered that no letter from HaWan
nowadays seems complete without
reference to his communications.
The Bulletin reports that Andres Co
mancho, Spaniard employed by Hon.
il. Dowsett, fell off bluff near Mo
analua and received painful injuries.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Sass, who left here some
months ago to engage in the tannery
business with his brother, Nh. Peter
Sass, in Humboldt, arrived by the Aus
tralia.
DIR. Whitney, from whom the ire
pressible San Francisco interviewer ex-
tracted SO much information regarding
Hawaiian teeth, is welcomed home
again with his wife and children.
The receipt is hereby acknowledged OF
the Register of the University OF Cali
fornia, also of the Annual Announce
ment of Courses of instruction in the
Colleges at Berkeley, connected with the
University.
On the eve of the Vandalia's departure
Paymaster Arms was presented with