The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-06-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Mr.. Hayselden's bail is forfeit.

An investigation is proceeding into the
circumstances OF the death of Thomas
Trainor.
Mr.. Sanders has taken Mr.. F. |. Cutter
as partner in his draying and express
business.
An amateur player made run of 70 at
straight three-ball billiards at the Hotel
Friday night.
The Gazette Publishing Company will
print the session laws in English, and the
Press Publishing Company in Hawaiian
A horse called at the Bulletin Office on
Thursday to record his neigh" against the
vote of censure in that papers report of
the races.
Arrivals at the Hawaiian Hotel for Sat
urday and Sunday are: w. Blaisdell and
two children, H. Morrison, Kauai; H.
Holmes, Volcano.
All OF the return permits for Chinese in
the custody of the Collector-G General of
Customs have been turned over to the Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Tregloan has come out completely
purged of the odious charge of "smug-
Cling" which, by worse than blunder,
was entered against him.
Out of large number of applications
for return permits by Chinese leaving on
the Takasago Maru, only eleven were
granted by the Foreign Office.
Some pundit of the Debating Society
might distinguish himself by discussing
reasons why there is always either a feast
or a famine OF public entertainments in
Honolulu.
Prof. N. NJ. Scott, Principal of Fort
Street School, has been granted leave of
absence to enable him to attend the Ma
tional Educational Association in San
Francisco.
The chief officer of the bark Julie fell
into the hold of the vessel on Tuesday
morning, but fortunately did not receive
any serious injuries. DR.. Trousseau at
tended him
DR.. Brigham exhibited at the Flower
Show a fine specimen of the Paul Neu-
mann rose. 1 had imagined up to this
that Paul was daisy-Town Crier in S.
f. Newsletter.
Mr. H. j. Agnew denies that the race
between his horse Mink" and Mr.. D. !
Davis Albert l." was a swindle; says his
horse is smart but unreliable, and he lost
heavily on the match.
The seventy-siX South Sea ISLANDERS
thirty-one men, twenty-six women and
nineteen children-that arrived by the brig |
Hazard we're shipped by the steamer Mika
hala on Wednesday to the Koloa Plan
tation. Kauai.
Th difficulty in keeping sailors on for
eign shipping, other than American, from
deserving in this port, is that they are
articled at much lower wages than are
paid, with brisk demand, in the trade
between these Islands and the Coast.
Rev. d. Keaweamahi, a native pastor
left Tuesday by the Takasago Maru for
Yokohama in search Of physician who
can cure him of his disease. Mr.. 6. o.
Nakayama, Japanese Inspector, also left
by the same vessel for visit to his home.
1t is said that French vessels ship sailors
simply by having them hold up their
hands to declaration of willingness to
serve without signing the articles. This
makes it difficult to hold them in foreign
ports where signed articles are necessary
as evidence.
There was a foot race in rear of the
grand stand at Kapiolani Park June 18th,
between Col. Jaukea and Mr. f. c. Tenney
The Colonel got away first, discouraging
his opponent; but there was some dispute
that prevented the S. stakes being award
ed. 1t will probably be run over again on
the fourth of July.
Kaopua, who was convicted Thursday of
assault with knife, lost his wife by death
at the very instant of his trial. Judge
Dayton allowed an appeal from sentence
to be noted in the mithmus, III order that
the unfortunate culprit might bury his
wife Knowing the man the Judge was
willing, for the purposes of this merciful
to go bondsman himself for |
his return to justice.
The Myrtle Boat Club, az a special meet
ing ON Saturday evening, appointed COM
mittee to arrange for regatta if possible
ON the fourth of July. 1t is hoped, if the
means for prizes be forthcoming, to nave
six and four cared races, second class
yacht, tub and canoe races. No doubt
small regatta could be held in the morning
before other exercises of the day begin.
The garden party fair given at the Priory
If St. Andrews Cathedral, Saturday after
loon, was very agreeable affair. Most of
he elite of the town were present, and
hose who were not ought to have been. /
Dur reporter was so occupied with the s
young mattresses that he forgot
o attend to anything else, hence the
neagerness of this notice. The afternoon
letted the ladies nearly $500. II
Mr.. Horace G. Crabbe went away on
our months leave of absence as Station
House Keeper. He returns with month
Of his leave uuexpired. but it is reported
he office has been abolished in the mean
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