The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-11

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The weather became moist on Sunday
evening.
The stringers are laid for the widen
ing OF King street bridge.
Mr. Goo Kim offers great bargains,
advertising to sell even below cost.
Patching and steam rolling has abated
the roughness Of Merchant, below Fort
street.
News from Hawaii is missing this is
sue, on account Of the steamer Kinau's
changed time.
Kamehameha School team beat Fort
street School team in lively game OF
baseball on Saturday.
Palama road at Leleo has been tenn
porarily repaired, making it less rough
for driving than it has been in many
weeks
A lot of 2,52S novels distrained for
rent from the store OF Mr.. Graenhalgh
will be sold at auction by Mr.. Morgan on
the 22d inst.
There were twenty-six arrests made on
Saturday and Sunday. About the most
serious charge was that OF assaulting his
wife, against well-knoNn Hawaiian.
The Luso Hawaiiano copies in Portu-
guese the ADVERTISERS report OF the
Portuguese Philharmonic Society's mas
querade ball with appreciatory COM
ments.
The only case before Deputy Police
Justice Wilcox on Saturday was that of
small boy charged with disobedience
to parents. He was released at the re-
quest OF the prosecution.
The Aurora Hawaiiana made It's first
appearance on Saturday. 1t is well
printed and has a large quantity of read
ing matter. Mr.. Manoel Jose de Freitas
is editor, and the paper is devoted to the
interests of the Portuguese colony.
Interest is becoming more intense in
the ocean race between the bark C. D.
Bryant and schooner w. S. Bovine, from
San Francisco to this port. The winner
may be signaled any time after to-day,
as the vessels were expected TO sail on
the I'd inst.
At Kahului a goat painted in the Py-
THAN colors was put on board the
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much fun en- route and at Waikiki,
and has been brought to town by DR..
Grossman as an interesting souvenir of
the excursion.
Officers OF the Koloa Sugar Company
for the ensuing year are as follows: Mr..
w. E. Anton Cropp, Presidents Mr.. II.
F. Glade, Vice President; Mr.. H. w.
Schmidt, Treasurer; Mr. c. NJ Cooke,
Recording Secretary; Mr.. E. Muller,
Auditor.
The Boston Journal OF Nov. 1st says
that Mr.. J. S. Bartholomew OF the Haw-
allan Pacific Cable Company OF Homo
lulu is on his way to England to pur-
chase two hundred miles Of cable, which
will be laid to connect the various Sand
witch Islands.
A joint blew out OF water pipe near
the Nuuanu Cemetery about , O'Clock
on Tuesday morning Superintendent
Wilson soon had the break repaired.
This was the cause of the service from
the upper reservoir being shut off during
the forenoon.
In the suit of Main and Winchester
against the Southern Pacific Railroad,
the costs OF that corporation included
81, 416 due the Court reporter This for
one case, while the Hawaiian Legisla-
ture appropriated $4,000 year for
Court reporter.
Buhach is one of the blessings in this
insect-infested land, therefore it is i'm
portant that you do not get a spurious
article in the guise OF the blessing The
reader is referred to Messsr. Benson,
Smith & Co.'S advertisement OF the
genuine article.
The Philadelphia Commercial List
says: The tug George w. Pride, Jr., will
pass into the hands OF Claus Spreckels,
subject to inspection on her arrival from
Caibarien, Cuba. The consideration was
$31, 500. The Pride win proceed at once
to San Francisco.
In the Supreme Court on LIST inst,
Judge Dole, from grounds appearing in
the evidence, denied petition of Mele
Kaaimanu, of Hanalei, Kauai, to have
F. Wundenberg appointed administrator
of the estate of Kaunai, late of Eva,
Oahu, died intestate.
The fourth fire within six days started
at o'clock Tuesday morning. 1t caught |
in Chinese bakery at the rear of Engine |
Company No. AS house, Nuuanu street,
but fortunately was discovered in time |
to be put out with bucket of water, |
without any alarm being given.