The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-03-27

San Francisco and release from quar-
antine.
Mr.. J. A. Gonsalves left on the
Kinau last week for Hilo and the
Volcano. He viii take photographs
of scenery and views in and about the
crater, copies of which will be for sale
shortly after his return.
Captain Friis of the ]. D. Spreckels
is TO be assigned the command of the
ship Alexander Mcneil, the present
master, Captain Howard, having in
view an expedition to Alaska to devel-
op some mining property in that re-
gion.
Captain Larsen arrested a China
man on Fort street Wednesday, for
obstructing the sidewalk by monopo-
lizing it with his pole and baskets.
This is of u set of nuisances for at
tempting TO abate which the Captain
deserves public gratitude.
His Majesty the King was attended
AT the wharf on his departure by the
w. @. Hall, by Judges of the Supreme
Court and other prominent officials rs
well as citizens of note, and n large
crowd of common folks. The band
played an appropriate send-off.
DIR. Beckwith Wednesday night read
to the audience Assem- bled in the parlors
of Central Union Church a report of
the church's city missionary of
months work. Miss Chamberlain
SAYS in her report that she had been
politely received at all the houses she
had visited.
Mr., La Rue, who kept the book and
tract depositary of the Seventh Day
Adventists, has gone away with the
stock on hand by the bark Velocity
for Hongkong. He has been very sue
cessful in getting subscribers for his
UNCONVENTIONAL periodicals all over
the Islands.
The Hawaiian News Company is
giving free SLOWS in its bookstore
window, consisting of large printed
cartoons of comic situations in private
life. They are produced by a Chicago
house, and are highly calculated to
promote the growth of adipose tissue
through excitation of the risibles.
Hawaiian Lodge No. q, F. d A. NJ,
at a special meeting held last week,
elected the following officers for the
present year: William Montrose Ora
ham, Worshipful Master; John Phil
lips, Senior Warden; A :. Scrim-
geour, Junior Warden; w NJ. Giffard,
Treasurer 7. c. Porter, Secretary.
The mate of the steamer Kaala, that
came into port Friday night, says that
the electric lamps are confusing on en-
tering port. Hitherto the lighthouse
lantern made the largest light visible
from the water, but now it can only
with difficulty be picked out from
amidst the galaxy of electric lamps.
There was lots of excitement about
p. m. Tuesday, at the Inter-island
wharf where the Planters complement
of Chinese reached permanent terra
firma in the Paradise of the Pacific
They were rowed across the channel
from the quarantine landing, the boat
boys squadron being engaged in full
strength.
A citizen having complained of
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settlement, Capt Larsen served the
warrant that was issued in the case.
He brought the accused couple to the
Station not without some difficulty,
as a man-of-war sailor interposed his
gallant offices to save the weaker
vessel from arrest.
The ship Alexander Mcneil had her
first passenger cabin warming from
San Francisco to Honolulu, by news
paper man and his lady. Mr.. Graen-
halgh is one of the ArgORdH staff and
is also master printer. Mrs. Graen-
halgh is Il contributor to some of the
American magazines and is at pres
ent on health trip.
The Hon. c. Bertelmann celebrated
his fiftieth birthday anniversary on
Saturday last at his place on Kauai.
a party of HOnOluluanS went over by
the Waialeale TO take part in the fes-
tivities connected with the event. The
GAZETTE tenders hearty aloha, and
hopes the worthy Reform Noble may
see many returns of the day.
AIcCarthy's soda water stand has
been supplied with a 'milk shake.n
1t makes delicious drink out of milk
and ice with fiavoring to suit. A ma
chine receives the glass containing the
ingredients, when the turning of the
crank shakes all the juice out of the
ice into the milk, and the latter is agi-
tated at the same time into a creamy
foam.
Fred. W. Mills, "the only" was
recently pleasing audiences at Roch-
ester, \. Y, with his ventriloquial
feats. To a reporter he "told many
amusing stories of his experience be-
fore he began to utilize his gift as
business. On his way from Australia
to San Francisco he slyly threw a
straw hat overheard and the imitation
of the cries of a drowning sailor caused
the captain to stop the engines and
lower a life boat Fred ought to have
let his Chinaman tell that yarn.