The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-03-20
ISLAND LOCALS.

ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TOWN.
That cold dip is about due.
Hurrah for moonlight and music
again!
There was very stormy weather on
Kauai last week.
Another whaler was reported off
port Wednesday.
An ex-Lieutenant of Police, Sam
Kahimohu, died Monday week.
AIessrs. Ed. Hoffschlaeger & Co. offer
a varied stock of drink for sale.
Thanks, neighbor Hewett, for a
o timely copy Of the Berlin dispatch.
Last Paradise Of the Pacific had
well-Vritten and varied bill of con-
tents
A 25-foot naphtha launch has ar
rived per Martha Davis for the !. 1. S.
\. Co.
The Hons. :. B. Dole and [. a.
Thurston returned to town by the
Likelike.
The Marshal will sell two lots of
land at Koolaupoko under foreclosure
on April 18th.
A bad case Of sne. -pox has been re-
. moved from the whaler Hunter to the
y Quarantine Station.
The dismissal of Police Justice Kalai
OF North Kohala has been ordered by
the Supreme Court.
The Iwalani sails Tuesday morning
al S o'clock for Lahaina, Kukuihaele,
Flokaa and Paauhau.
The quarantine of passengers who
came by the Australia on the 9th in
slant was raised Thursday.
Harry Agnew's road cart was slightly
damaged on Fort street on Saturday,
caused by spirited horse.
Chinese residents are inaugurating
a counter-movement against the pro-
jecrs of the Anti-Asiatic Union.
u
been assigned 10 Waianae, as Govern
ment physician for that locality
The American Refinery people say
the accounts brought by the steamer
for them are quite satisfactory"
The Rev. J. @. Adams preached in
the Kawaiahao Church Sunday night.
The Rev. H. II. Parker interpreted.
Mr.. Toitchi Takasugi is officially
announced as having become an at
taehe Of the japanese Consulate-Gen-
eral
The contract for the kerosene ware
house extension is awarded to Mr.. +.
Harrison. The extension is to be of
stone.
, Mr. L. /. La Pierre now comes into
court and solicits patronage as an au-
thOTized and accredited garbage col
lector.
The San Francisco cal of March Sd
saws that Dick Davis of Honolulu has
purchased the stallion "Marinn (2:22D
Vfor 3, 500.
The Minister of the Interior adver-
tises no less than forty more home
stead lots available for settlement in
Hamakua.
Daniel T. True, who died and was
buried 18th inst, was one of the
oldest shipwrights as well as residents
Of Honolulu.
J. d. Spreckels & Bros. have char
tered the barkentine Robert Sudden,
al San Pedro, to load sugar at Kahului
for san Francisco.
Hcwett's blackboard has a cartoon
tackled to it, showing the American
eagle and the British lion standing
over Pearl HarbOr.
AIessrs. La Pierre and Burgess are
officially announced Us authorized col
lectors of garbage under the Board of
Health regulations.
The Kaalokai picked up a boats
crew off Waianae Saturday morning.
The men were Portuguese and had
left here Wednesday.
) collision between two licensed
carriages on Fort street Tuesday fore
noon resulted in One-driyen by Por-
tuguese-losiug shaft.
Goodness suflused the air Thursday
evening, promising fuffillment of the
Canadian weather prophets prediction
of cold ''far TO the SOUTH
Hewetts window contains gilded
agricultural implement, that it would
be really vulgar to call spade. Be
sides il Is a railroad shovel.
Among the outgoing passengers per
Australia were several Hawaiian Nor
mons bound for Utah, and discharged
-. :. sailors from the Marion.
The [. :. flag ship Nandalia left
on sunday week for Hilo, to re-
main couple of weeks The officers