The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-04-24

ana ETlnce1> OF W leS are displayed by
the Hawaiian News Company.
Mr.. ". T. Rhoads went to California
by the bktne. :. n. Castle, TO push his
fortune in the Gland Of the free"
The day for selling the Government
steamer kaimiloa l. fixed as May Sd,
the upset price Is put at $4,000.
An earthquake shock was reported
70 the Bell telephone between four and
five o'clock on Wednesday morning.
Pake Friday, much Pake, Pake
everywhere, 500 Pa1e landed, bag and
baggage from the quarantine tsation.
The Kinau brought a large load of
sugar last trip, but not the largest on
her record 10y three or four thousand
bags.
Captain C. B. Reynolds, comma n
der Of the quarantine station, gave
5l4 boarders their walking papers on
Friday.
The surplus immigrant stores from
the Thomas Bell were sold off Fri
day at Mr.. l. J. Levey's auction
rooms
About one hundred Portuguese from
the immigration depot attended serv-
ice al the Roman Catholic Cathedral
sunday.
Messrs. Il. Hacheld d Co. announce
ex Deutschland sundry lines of mer-
chandise for builders, mechanics,
planters, etc.
II is rumored that a syndicate is
forming TO buy the Government steam
er Kaimiloa and fit her out for a
whaling cruise.
Mr.. F. L. Clarke has contributed an
interesting description of the capture
Of a msn-eating shark off Waikiki TO
The san Francisco Chronicle.
AIessrs. f. o. Hall q Son advertise
late arrivals of merchandise for ship
and house builders, ship chambers,
machinisJs, etc. Read the list.
The .AdUcrtiSer man yawned so hard
"Wednesday that be forgot what day of
the week il was, and issued his paper
on g. Wednesday, April l9, 1885," =.
Mr.. Palekaluhi. holder of the license
for tine Dew Drop Inn, was arrested
on Sunday for the offense of allowing
liquor 20 be drunk on the premises on
sunday.
The Hawaiian Interpreter, Mr.. w.
l. Wilcox, occupies his spare moments
in the supreme Court by storing his
breath for the approaching legislative
campaign.
The Mutual Telephone Central has
been furnished with q Western Elec-
tric Co.'s fire alarm, to be used for
ar0using officers and engineers of the
Fire Department on occasions of fire.
Messrs. C. Brewer & Co. announce
that the fine bark Edward May will
leave Boston for this port about Aug.
!, 18th, giving an opportunity to all
persons desiring goods from Eastern
markets.
ATessrs. Brown & Co, wine and
liquor merchants, having assigned to
Nessrs. A. J. Cartwright and w. +.
Allen, the assignees call for settle
ment Of all debts due to or by the firm
mentioned.
Dr. Henri McGrew has completed
the course Of studies for which he went
10 Paris two years ago, but has changed
his original intention Of returning
home and viii take up / -actice in the
gay metropolis.
=, Mr.. N. McInerny has presented Mr..
Mcintosh with a fine gold watch and
chain. in recognition of the recipients
efficient services rs architect of the
MeInerny block, as well as a token of
personal friendship and esteem.
The cricket match at Makiki was at
tended by a large crowd. The band
enlivened the occasion with a series of
cheerful airs. The match was won by
the Honolulu team, making 40 points !
20 the Carolne-Cormorant's So.
A panel bearing a beautiful cluster /
OF roses, painted by Miss L. Tanning, /
San Francisco, Is on view in 4 window /
Of the Pacific Hardware Co The /.
artist Is a young lady in her teens,
who has been visitor TO these |
Islands.
The social Club had meeting last
week, Mr.. J. II. Reist presiding. Sew |
eral committees were appointed and /
other business attended to, after which |
the club adjourned TO meet again this 4
week in their own hall. in the Nc /
Inerny building.
A native complained to the police /
late Wednesday night that $50 and a /
gold watch had been stolen from his I
house on Queen street. After some in /