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

ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TOWN.
Trenty-one lepers were shipped on
lf5ard the Mokolii for Molokai.
Fine weather about Lanai and Mo
lokai is the report by the AIokolii.
Inc captain Of the Haleakala reports
rough weather last week at Pepeekeo.
The Myrtle Boat Club had two crews
on on Friday and the Honolulu had
one.
Good progress Is being made with
the new wharf extension at the Es-
pianade.
No wind but heavy swell on the
Hamakua coast j. the report by the
Waiehu
Among the as2 Chinese arrived by
thu Planter ara some Is women and 20
children.
Ar- J. D. Holt has been appointed
collector OF taxes for the remainder of
the year
The Spreckels mansion at Waikiki
Is offered by Mr.. ". G. Irwin rs a
hotel for tourists.
The electric lamp on the Station
square throws a distinct circle Of white
light on the ground.
People having Waikiki Sugar Co. :
counters In their possession will see a
notice Of Interest elsewhere.
a native woman was drowned at
koloa- Kauai The body had not been
recovered when the Aikahala sailed.
The QuaranIined folks in the house
- ne corner Of Alakea and Beretania
streets were photographed Wednesday.
oIr. Schaefer, as executor of Captain
MERCHANTS viii, advertises the US ual
notice u creditors and debtors of the
estate
Barber & Mclean are always TO
the fore with superior well-cooked
English meat pies. Served hot at all
heurs-
1sr. Everari Milton Morgan has
be- appointed His Majesty's Com
meHeial Agent NJ Jaluit, Marshall
Islands.
CaptaiR Clancy, late OF the c. r.
Bishop, took charge Of the ". G. Hall
Friday Captain Bates being III and
noi able 10 leave.
Offices in the Government building
ar 10 be laid in new mating, for
which the Interior Department asks
tenders by the roll.
The law firm of Whiting & Creigh-
ION has been dissolved. Mr.. Charles
C1eightOn's single viii henceforth
hang on Is kaahumanu street.
The Rev. J. Q. Adams Of san Fran
cisco preached Sunday evening in the
Central Union Church, from the text
There shall be no night there
a tree in the Palace yard was re-
ported burned Friday night by the cleo
Irie light. This electric light is not in
connection with the city system.
The Government offices were closed
rom 10 a. N. TO p. IN. on Thursday
ouj Of respect TO the memory Of the
ls1e Emperor William Of Germany.
BY a new regulation advertised else
where, the hack stand on Hotel street,
corner of Nuuanu. is changed from the
nlaaka 70 the makai side Of the street.
The Princess Liliuokalani returned
from her Oahu tour the 18th inst.by the
J. A. Cummins. The Princess Kaiu-
lani returned home the same day over
land
Berger and his musicians played on
the grounds OF the Dudoit mansion
"Wednesday evening. The performance
was i'm compliment 10 I. :. Consul
Putnam.
A kahiH stand and handle made of
seventeen kinds OF native wood was
the birthday present Of the well-known
builders Walker < Redwood TO Mr.. J.
A. Cummins
Wells, Fargo & Co. have posted in
the Police Station, with photograph
attached, an offer of $50 reward for
the arrest and delivery TO the nearest
jail 81 n BEburn.
An offer of $500 reward, with por-
traits attached, by the American Surety
Company, for the arrest of three DASH
inE youths, is one Of the decorations
Of the Station walls.
Captain Larsen arrested Jack Nc
Ney IN Fowler's Yard on Sunday, for
selling liquor without license. A guam
tity Of material evidence Of guilt was
seized AZ the same time.
The steamer W. G. Hall brought
broken roller from the Naalehu Mill
for repairs at the Iron Works. Very
rOEgh weather is reported by the Hall
on the coast Of Hawaii.
0Ir. Edward Hoffman,, nephew and
namesake OF the late DR.. Hoffman,,
arrived in town from Maui on Sunday
morning, not expecting TO find his
venerable relative dead.