The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13

SUthing definite had heen accom-
plished at that time.
A. H. Rasemann gives formal notice
Of the removal of his book bindery,
paper rulery and blank book manufac-
tory TO kaahumanu street.
The :. :. Mariposa's departure was
postponed from TO $50; but. all the
same, she did not get away till the
clock in the steeple struck ten.
Nine whaltrs-rhe Ohio, Lagoda,
Sea Breeze, !. z. West, Young Phoenix,
J. 4. Rowland. Northern Light, Eliza,
and Stamboul-were reported off port
on the 5Jh.
Mons. Leon BeIIaquet is officially
announced rs Chancellor to the
French Legation. Mons. Bouliech,
his popular predecessor, left Saturday
by the Mariposa.
The ten years lease Of Government
land ON hilauea street, advertised TO
have been sold At auction Thursday,
was bid in by the InteT-island Steam
Navigation Co. Al $780,
Mr. Charles L. Hopkins has been
promoted from MarsharS Clerk TO
Deputy Marshal instead of Mr.. f.
Pahia, and Mr.. :. F. Graham has
been appointed Marshal'S Clerk.
A deserving sailor from the Printz-
enberg gave the police some exciting
entertainment on Monday week.
The truant was overtaken when we'll
up King street, brought back and put
aboard ship.
a new Mormon church is about
completed on the makai side Of Punch
bowl road. in the Awaiolimu district.
a concert viii be held in the building
about the end of this month for the
benefit Of the funds.
Reference to the official notice will
show that the nspector-General, Mr..
Atkinson, and Prof. Scott have eN-
changed stations as normal instruct
ors-the former taking Honolulu and
the latter the honas.
Road supervisor Hebbard Is pushing
improvements vigorously on Nuuanu
Avenue. The avenue above Judd
street i being metalled. Sidewalks
are also being built in connection
with the above repairs.
According TO Smiths Weather
Guide. there viii be storms and cold
dips on the continent this week, with
"cOld weather far 10 the south Pos
siblv this Paradise OF the Pacific
may get a taste of this far-reaching
nip.
The six whaler captains who were
quarantined in the No. 100 house on
the Hotel grounds moved over to the
quarantine station. Two of them were
"hauled in for breaking quarantine
and the other four went OF their own
choice.
The discussion of paid Fire Depart
ment was fairly maintained ut the
Debating Society. There was good
attendance. Next Thursday evening
Mr.. Alex. Robertson will give matter
for discussion in q paper on "Recipro-
city and Pearl Harbor.'
The hotel grounds were brilliantly
Illuminated on Thursday with incan-
descent electric lights in the trees and
shrubbery. The band played fine
programme listened 10 with rapt at
tention by large gathering OF both
sexes and many nations.
His Majesty the King has taken to
agricultural enterprise He Is said 10
be experimenting coffee raising on his
lands Al hailua, Kona. England had
a farmer George" among her sovr-
eignS, and why may not we have a
farmer David " among ours?
The Peoples Ice and Refrigerator
Company have elected the following
named officers for the ensuing year:
J. *. Wilder, President: W. W. Hall,
Vice President; W. /. Foster, Secre-
tary; W. T. Wall, Treasurer; W. Q.
Smith. Auditor; all Of whom cOnsti-
Jute the directorate.
The band played magnificent pro-
gramme al Emma Square on the
5th. 4 large aSSemblage was pres
ent, and lots Of love-making in seques-
tered seats under the spreading trees
was observed by .'fellahn who wan
dered through the grounds takin'
notes, and feth, he's prenUed them.
Officers OF the Inter-Island Steam
Navigation Company for the ensuing
year are as hereinafter named: I. r.
Foster, President; W. B. Godfrey,
Vice-President; J. Ena, Secretary; w.
H. Mclean, Treasurer: 2. c. Jones,
Auditor; T. r. Foster, G. y Wilcox,
W. B. Godfrey and ]. Ena, Directors.
sam Kee, Chinese, was arrested
Tor trying TO dispose of a live pheasant
in the close season. The bird was one
of the quietest OF prisoners at the Sta
ton house, its cell being a wicker
basket in the receiving room. De
PENDANT was discharged Thursday on