The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-07-31

HCSttOut, arrived DN the AuSIralla-
Judge Dele will preside at the August
term of the Fourth Circuit, Kauai.
Mr.. searles KahIo, through Alameda
passenger, is United States Consul at sgd
ney
The total absence of liberty men from
the wsrships was remarked about town on
Wednesday night
Some fine shooting was done BY the local
and warships msrksmen st the clay pigeon
match on Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Furneaux is temporarily ap-
pointed Acting Consular Agent for the
United States at Hilo.
The St. Louis College band fills the sur
rounding air with high order OF music at
its regular practices these days.
From the making up of the docket for
Wednesdays Court, there was no arrest
made up till II O'Clock that night.
Another opportunity to see Mr.. Bishop
and 10 help sweet Charity Will be given st
4 p. m. tomorrow in Kaumakapii Church.
Two young married couples are vel
coined home per Australia-Mr and Mrs
F. W. McChesney and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Frazer
A great many people seem to neglect
asking for letters at the Post Office. iudg-
ing by the immense list advertised as I'M
called for.
Official notice is given that the Kakaako
Branch Hospital is abolished, the premises
to be used temporarily as receiving sta
ton for leperS,
Sir Saul Samuel, prominent statesman
of New South Wales, and his wife and
family, were among the through passengers
from the Colonies
H. NJ. 5. Egeria sailed from Auckland,
y. T., on June 20 TO continue her survey
between New Zealand and Tonga, on the
proposed route of the Pacific cable.
The interesting and gratifying sugar
report in the San Francisco letter is cor
rected up to receipt OF New York advices
OF July 18th, the day The steamer sailed.
R. L. Higgins, who with few friends
lately spent ten days in the Islands. con-
tributes very apprecistory account of his
visit to the San Jose Mercury OF J uly 18th.
The Marquis OF Queensberry, the famous
patron OF the prize ring, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hogan of England nave remained over from
the Alameda for longer view of the
Islands
Mr.. Graenhalgh will extend his borders
on October lSt into the adjoining store.
lately occupied by Mr.. Goo Kim, which
will be devoted mainly to the art depart
ment of his business.
The bark Woolshrs, that made the ex-
ceptionally quick trip of IS days from New
castle, \. S. W, is one of the trimmest-
looking and best-fnished vessels that has
ever been in this port.
The Hotel is very well patronized for
transient fare these days by American
naval officers. There seems also 70 be
larger number Of foreign visitors stsving
there now than Tor any time in months
past.
Piles Of brick and stone at the premises
lately occupied by Brown & Co., Merchant
street, presage sn early beginning on the
Improvement TO architectural appearances
projected by Mr.. A J Cartwright st that
conspicuous spot.
4 raid on the Chinese Theatre on sun
day evening resulted in the capture Of q
whole host tor gaming Mr.. Ng Monwur
calls 81 this office to state that be resigned
the management OF the theatre 81 10
O'Clock Saturday morning.
Rev. J. B. Hznaike, OF Lihue. Kauai.
was married to Miss Maggie Nape. one
OF the East Maui Seminarys most accom-
pllshed daughters, at the k2umakspii
Church, Sunday evening, the ceremony
being sOlemnized by the Rev. J. Wsiamsu.
President Leroy D. Brown, OF the Ne
Eads University, in an interview on re-
turning from Honolulu, eulogizes sur
schools IS equal in methods to the Amer
lean and the results very hsttering, also
gives Inspector-General Atkinson : good
word
Mr. Graham, manager Of the Hawaiian 1
Hotel, was alive to the occasion of so many 1
notable visitors being there. on Friday
night, and employed the Hawsiian Quin- |
terte Club 10 give 3 concert. The grounds /
were lighted Up with electric lamps, and |
the strangers were delighted with the na-
tive music snd tropical surroundings.
While the dance was at its height on
Thursday night, the electric lights in the
Hotel suddenly went out, leaving 8 com
pany Of gay walters and all the wall 4
lowers in darkness. Manager Graham
vas generally upbraided next day for hay-
ng given no notice OF the tunnel ahead"
me amorous youth saying that in conse-
Iuence he kissed his sister 10y mistake,
The entertainment under the auspices Of
he Blue Ribbon League on Saturday even
ng was very well attended. The numbers
N the pre-annOunced programme we're
Executed, without exception, with good
fleet and were highly appreciated The
Hon H. Warehouses; address was pecu-
iarly interesting in that the honorable
gentleman dealt with the excellent re-
ults and enthusiastic working Of the