The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

breezes.
The Chinese are believers in the sweet
buy and buy.
The steamer Australia will be due from
San Francisco to-day.
Rice and taro crops between town and
Eva look very fourishing.
The fruit stands are well supplied with
fresh oranges, lines, mangos, etc.
The King has returned Col. Ashford's
commission unsigned to the Cabinet.
St. Andrews Sewing Society resumed
weekly meetings on Friday afternoon.
Speeches of counsel in the Aki case are
remarked as having been particularly able
The EVA road is in excellent condition,
for the most part, as far out as Moanalua.
There is premium on "gags" and local
ballads for the Amateur Minstrels' con-
cert.
Messrs. Ed. Hoffschlaeger & Co. an
nounce sundry brands of liquors ex Cor
anna
A new artesian well is being sunk mauka
of the road in one of the valleys beyond
Kalihi.
Taxpayers of the District of Kona will
observe an important notice elsewhere
from the Assessor.
Messrs. W. C. Peacock Co. issue a
caution in this paper against limitation
gin" in the market.
Hon. S. NJ. Damon, as executor estate of
Mrs. Sarah Dickson, issues the notice to
claimants against the estate usual in such
cases
Messrs. Ed. Hoffschlaeger & Co. an
nounce the arrival OF two of those fine
Westermayer pianos by the bark c. r.
Bishop
A company has incorporated in San
Francisco for manufacturing concrete
pavement
The matter of appointment of Portu-
guese interpreter is under Amusement with
the Supreme Court Judges.
The penalty for unlawful landing by
Chinese really amounts to an entry tax on
that nationality of $50 a head.
The Legislature adjourned sine die, SUBJ
ject to the call of the President, about q
quarter of eight Tuesday evening.
Co. B OF the Honolulu Rifles had good
attendance at drill under Lieut. f. F..
Bishop commanding on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Nakaleka's case, for refusing to vote
on the bribery resolutions. was apparently
overlooked in the rush OF closing proceed
ings.
Mr.. H. F. Glade and others went to Hon.
ouliuli Friday to inspect certain tract of
land, with view to starting new sugar
plantation.
Mr.. Morgan is under orders to sell, for
Mr.. Harrison on the 2lst inst, the desira-
bic residence situated on the corner OF
Lunalilo and Victoria streets.
Geo. w. belong Post, G. a. R., was in
monthly session Tuesday evening. Post
Commander Col. V. V. Ashford treated
the veterans to ice cream at the Elite after
the meeting.
A very pretty and faithful picture OF a
cluster of peoples, by young lady OF
Santa Rosa, Cal, whose portrayal OF
flowers has often been admired, is on view
in the Pacific Hardware Co.'S show
window.
There was a very fair attendance OF
pupils at both Oahu College and Punahou
Preparatory school on opening. There were
nearly fifty students presentat the College,
who began the years course in earnest
work
The steamer Kinau did not leave for
Maui and Hawaii until between eight and
nine O'Clock Tuesday evening, in order to
afford the legislators from those islands a
speedy return home at the close of the ses-
sion of the Assembly.
Mr.. Justice McCully and members OF
the bar returned by the w. G. Hall from
A the September term of the Third Circuit
Court at Waiohinu, Hawaii, reporting no
trials held, all the cases being continued,
discontinued or settled.
Messrs. B. F. Dillingham; and c. A.
Brown, with their families and a number
of friends, took a trip Friday along the
route of the projected Oahu steam railway,
visiting the beautiful peninsula in Pearl
Harbor to be reached by the line.
Marshal Soper, attended by Capt. Hop
kins, started on an official tour among
the police of this island at o'clock Friday
morning. Acknowledgement Ashford, Post
master-General Wundenberg and Mr.. H.
F. Poor went along with the party, by
way of Nuuanu Pail.
Mr.. Bolster with Mr.. ] ]. Williams has
been making some ambitious efforts in the
tinting of photographs. Notably there
may be mentioned very fine portrait of
y Princess Kaiulani, exhibited in handsome
gilt frame A smaller picture-cabinet-
of the Croker party has also been deli
cately tinted.
In the report of the mishap to the bark
ennne S. n. Castle, the place Kualoa was
referred to as the country residence of
Hon. A. F. Judd (Chef Justice). His
Honor desires the correction made that
the property belongs to his brother, Hon.
c. H. Judd, from whom he has its freedom