The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-10-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

GENERAL. Rails for the grading cars are laid int
Alakea street.
TO go at auction circular from the Minister of Finance
appears officially.
rkedfor It's agree Mr. j. T. Arundel, the well-knowr
am Pacific trader, remains here short time
of manslaughter sroor hos .o-or a. - -nooo.o.
~ Juioi9 fall on the eve of the crops market
: shou,ers of rain ing.
OIL tuesday The Kukaau Sugar Mill, Hamakua
ou ,ou 1od -, Hawaii will begin grinding sugar the
Rers were hao on 9th prox.
ye have the job Schools is back from his extended tom
II the U. 5 ). on Hawaii.
Mr.. J. s. Webb ex-secretary of the
aN "a Foreign Office took passage by the Tea
All quorum Oh landia for Sydney
Mr. W j. Smith Secretary of the
oanos OF Board OF Education, is home from his
uPiis lof lhstluc vacation on the Coast.
Taxpayers cannot neglect the notice Of
coming year are trict appearing elsewhere
ewhere. $50
N oct Co. The Planters Monthly for October has
az ot copious table OF contents, may be
~ w q 49, seen in the advertising columns
Sergeant harrington of the U. s. s
of the Australia Vandaa is laid up at the Mare Island
amer returns to naval hospital with acute rheumatism
opium In posses Two of the Kau mills are grinding, the
Pahaa and the Honuapo, and the Hall
learned that Mr. brought up nearly 5000 bags of the new
Kooa plantation, crop
iOAs anu severe Mr. A P. Peterson Deputy Attorney
General, is Hawaii working up the
I'M the Q. S. S. murder for trial at the Wamea
to the police on term.
we're apprehended An otio+ 1o,o IN +ta oo 81 Ton
tan given in the Supreme Court, for
will act for Hon. the benefit OF the jury by witness on
ter,s absence in Wednesday.
connected with The reception of the Y NJ c. A. to its
returned delegate to the Worlds Con-
roaring bns; vention Mr.. G. NJ. Cooke, will be one
nnal and civil u e eiy o'e''
ny 0Onluuis a. The lawyers are netaphorcally tumb-
ling another in efforts to get
of the bark precedence OF cases Tor trial during this
N, severely last vanishing Term.
% CARGO ' John Nicolas the one-armed Portu-
guese-Hawaian who was in similar
are circulating trouble before has been arrested for SELL
the yellow fever ing liquor without license.
ncn Is pelng nu- Mr.. J. RothweI of the General Post
sieneu' office staff, has returned from Waikiki,
electrician in the where he has been in charge of the post
on has resigned office for couple of weeks.
engggr IA Tue Eleven arrests were made on Saturday,
- two of them for opium. Three entries
preside at the appear Sunday, old offender for
e Third Circuit drunkenness leaving $25 bail
Trlned laval The Kamehameha Preparatory School
A1''N' - "- will open to-day, with Miss G. A.
Reamer principal and Miss Hight and
sft by the Aus Miss Lillian Lyman teachers
stmas and New ---
is room for MT ana MIS- John sherman, late OF
will be entirely Keala Kauai, who went to the Volcano
by the w. G. Hall, stayed over for a
= :. NJ, week at Lahaina on the return trip.
mo bu the W g. The animal session Of the Planters.
the Jour very Labor and Supply Company opened at 10
ming a' Tue Ear O'Clock Monday m, in the of the
Chamber of Commerce, Campbells
inc, COCO IN tbo block, Merchant street.
hed, as Inc nrs His Exceency L. A Thurston Min
b naod lister of the Interior, has returned hale
Ne y, and hearty from the Coast with the
40 welcome information that Mrs. Thurs
his box, where tons health is improving.
49, tb 10 o Tie difference of fifty DAYS in Kun
6av and ito r Pangs sentence compared with those
orning of three other opium fends, is owing to
the fact that this man dealer in
usca instructor the drug well as user of it.
been engaged to
usic in the Y NJ Portuguese through his national in
experienced tepreter Mr. Vivas, complained to the
liza system. Deputy Marshal, regarding what he
. deemed the harsh manner of his arrest
handing u in the morning for selling dairy produce
If that ship were at his house on Sunday
His Majesty at
esday, OF which rumor was current at NaU-ilwi
oncial column Kauai, Saturday evening, while the
steamer Mikahala ready for Homo
If were released lulu of serious stabbng affair which
rye anu lihLheuF had taken place at Wahiawa, but
cir hard labor in
likely to be too The Koloa Sugar Mill Kauai, has
Keep finished grinding sugar for the season,
Gilman bo and the Lihue Sugar Mill has renewed
!; IeTs 80 operation. The Wamea Sugar Mill is
w. G. Hall, to undergoing an extensive e'erhAuing'
EMS lot, Nuuanu receiving Ne" oolers, ec'
ID was a fireman I'M n
al cavalry corps. Inc LAX appear Court Igr s lsianu
hen he tried to week Police Justice Dayton leaving
reporter with town for that purpose the Deputy JUS
How is it that tce Mr.. w Luther Wilcox will presided
town and all i'll the Police Court until his return
hen they should
Tiers attached" Mr. A. B. Lobenstein, surveyor and
for him. civil engineer, Hilo Hawaii, has pro-
= essional card in this paper. In his prac-
tin made Tues ce of several years he has become thor
and the other oughly familiar with the lands on Ha-
Tuesday. vail and takes contracts for grading