The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-03
ISLAND LOCALS.
AROUT TOWN

ISLAND LOCALS.
ABOUT TOWN.
See the registrars notice in official
column
Letter from Camp Liliuokalani is
deferred.
Lusty trades blew and much dust
few Wednesday.
-Four names Were on the police
record Friday night
Mr.. a. NJ Hewett Is now keeping
his store open at night.
A Ctinaman with two names was
arrested Friday for forgery.
The Chun Lung opium license win
expire on the 10th Of April
A skull has been found in the kero-
sene warehouse extension excavation.
The credit system viii be unpopular
till the deluge of quarterly bills be
past.
:. :. Gaelic i announced TO sail
hence for san Francisco on the 4th
proX-
What promised to be an equinoctial
gale began piping up early Tuesday
night
Three lepers from Kau, Hawaii,
were put in the branch hospital on
Friday.
Either the air was unusually cool
Tuesday evening or the itemizer is no
thermometer.
See notice OF postponement of mort
SaEee's sale by Mr.. Morgan, from
Glarch Slst to April eth.
The Beaver lunch room looked
esthetic on Tuesday with a beautiful
bouquet on the counter.
Nh. A. J. Cartwright has been APP
pointed Trustee of the Kings estate
instead Of AIr. J. o. Carter, resigned.
A riding party Of eight or ten young
ladies and gentlemen swept gaily up
the Palama road on Friday afternoon.
A lease of land at Paiwa, this city,
VIII BE- sold by Mr.. Levey, under a de
cree OF the supreme Court, on April
18th.
A meeting Of the Privy Council was
held Thursday at AliiOiani Hale, but
no business Of importance was trans
acted.
Rev. J. N. Alexander, formerly of
these Islands. has been admitted a
member Of the San Francisco Pres
bytery.
The GAZETTE is indebted to Mr.. S.
c. Allen and Mr.. A. NJ Hewett for
san Francisco papers per bark Lady
Lampson.
A benefit for the China Engine Co.
was given al the Chinese theater re-
Gently and realized the handsome sum
81 500 net.
Unless sooner disposed of at private
sale. the Hawaiian steamer Kaimiloa
viii be sold at public auction on Tues
day, May lst.
The Adams had a squad of eighteen
men and two officers engaged in rifle
practice March 26, at the shore bat
terry, Kakaako-
John Hamauku, a captain in the
Kings Guards, died Tuesday, after a
long illness, aged between thirty and
thirty-five years.
Antoine Peuini withdrew his appeal,
paid his fine of 500 for smuggling
opium, and reshipped as cook on the
bark Forest Queen.
The Hawaiian Bell Telephone Com
aaBy has Just got out n new lot of
caris for April. The list Of subscribers
rams up to number AS.
Ernest Wodehouse has gone into the
Money Order Department, and is sue
ceeded by J @. RothweI as delivery
clerk in the Postoffiee.
There were large congregations at
the Easter services in the various
churches. The music in every case
was Of a very fine order.
The smallpox patient at the quaran-
tine station from the whaling vessel
Hunter i reported making favorable
progress toward recovery.
Capt. Hubbard Of the barkentine s.
\. Castle has our thanks for San Fran
cisco papers Of March 10th and 18th,
TWO days later than the last steamer
mail.
Captain Marston, formerly master
Of the bark Lady Dampson, has gone
10 Scotland 10 superintend the build
ing Of n new bark for the Hawaiian
trade.
The Board OF Education, alrea dy an
body composed of influential
has had an accession to its
leadership in the person of Mr.. w.
". Hall.
Engine Company No. , had drill
Wednesday night at Fort and Queen
streets crossing. There was a good
and some excellent work
was put in.
loves Bak,ary sent 4 bnuntiful