The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-01-03

0|"| ulcS ldNEIuleE Will TAKE q lew eeltCl
:, IN painting at his studio on Fort street.
;. hthuuse is TO be erected on BARRIERS
with a light similar TO that on Molokai.
q "
; E. Michiels has arrived at Portland,
b, right side Up with his famous silver
intact
. &. J. Lyons reports the rainfall during
= sday and Thursday to be four and
inches.
Police Court was crowded with Chi
, b Saturday, at the trial of the woman
81 Moi for perjury.
electric light fittings will soon be
eted in the Hotel, when the gasoline
Ehly be kept as reserve.
b was falling all day Wednesday, be
Skhg torrents toward the evening. There
terrifc downpours at night.
" Supreme Court will sit in banco on
Nday, January Sd, and Wednesday, Janu-
La, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Z plant and goodwill of the Adre,tise,
be sold at auction on January 7th, unless
Tously disposed of at private sale.
steamer Surprise met with rough
Der on her last trip. One of her boats
Smashed, and sailor pretty badly hurt.
5or Hills and family purpose emigrating
~ 10 Southern California. The Major
Be very much missed in the community.
"
y testimonial to Charlie Peterson, the
g. k-out on Diamond Head, contributed
II. 4. NJ. Hewett's, amounted to about
81. J. A. Hopper has given S25 to the
ohman of the Honolulu Planning Mills,
N quenched an incipient fire at Hopper's
f j. NJ. 5. Conquest, Captain Oxley, after
BY Of several months at the Islands,
Wednesday afternoon at > O'Clock for
sna.
per's Weekly contains pictures of the
moth Nova Scotia raft, lately gone
while being towed to Long Island, n.
which mention has been made in our
On news.
e current number of the Ne,r York NeirS
q = has large amount of spicy reading.
Il being issued in Honolulu by Mr.. G. o.
Der, general agent of the New York Life
Hrance Co.
/ be steamship San Puebla, that is spoken
fpr a new line to Honolulu, has arrived at
III Francisco from New York. She was Is
a from Valparaiso. and is one of the
steamers on the Pacific.
fompt Judiciary work was performed by
B Justice Bickerton at the recent Circuit
Frt, Lahaina. The Court opened on Tues
N morning and the business was disposed
By $50 Thursday afternoon.
a be San Pablo, en- voyage from San Fran
- to Yokohama, may be expected here to-
+ with mails and distinguished visitors.
81 Is TO remain couple of days, to allow
b passengers TO do Honolulu.
"a. iona. Austin Is gazetted as Minister of
ffign Affairs; Mr.. 5. b. Dole, Fourth As
pie Justice of the Supreme Court; Mr..
nc J. Ross, Auditor General, and Mr.. S.
Damon, member of the Board of Health
\ essrs. Egan d Co.'s new premises in the
y inerny block. Fort street side. are met
splitan IN style and completeness. and
tlagniicent stock has been arranged
tPnst the opening. They call it 1.-THE
eade.n
royal salute was fired on Saturday at
"a by the shore battery and the ships of
n IL port in honor of the birthday or
Den hapiolani. The Hawaiian and Con-
lr flags were flying all day in honor of
event.
De Biennial Report of the State Board of
ftlculSure of California for 1885 and 1886,
n Appendix for 1887, has been sent to US.
bulky volume of over 500 pages, re-
II with information of value to fruit
Fers.
be bark Lillian and the launch Montague,
antly belonging TO Mr.. A. F. Cooke, were
b by Mr.. J. f. Morgan on Saturday. The
IAN was knocked down to Wing Wo Chan
20. for $500 and the Montague to J. l.
Fsett, for $500.
IIessrs. Egan q Co. executed clever
'yement between Friday and Saturday of
j week. On Friday, they served customers
I be Merchant street corner, and Saturday
ind them fully established in their fine
) premises in the McInerny block.
, LBS9 Har1ii1Ho Is out with a two-page
oplement, this being a special New Years
ue, illustrated with the Hawaiian and the
coats Of arms, also a map of the
.waiian Islands. Mr.. Marques is to be
lgratulated on his journalistic enterprise.
III. Alvin H. Rasemann and wife enter
ne6 few friends at their rooms Tuesday
Ening. A Christmas tree, from which
Asents we're distributed, was the main
lture of the evening. A pleasant time
spent by all present.
party of excursionists went to Pearl
fbor on Monday in the cutter Nellie, where
~ spent the day. They report the passage
Tough the lagoon buoyed and marked by
rs by the surveying party from the United
etes man-of-war's men in port.
New Years morning the signboard OF the
waIian Rife Associations range was
nd hanging at the top of an electric light
le, corner of King and Alakea streets. One
he officers of the Association attempted
eilmb after 1t, but not belonging to the
nsorial family he failed.
An extensive balcony, opening from the
PIT veranda and first floor corridor, has
en erected on the Makiki end of the Hotel,
lended for dancing purposes. 1t will be
Fered IN by some means not yet decided
Possibly a similar extension of the
sond floor yeranda will be made. The floor
of ships deck stuff.
The Royal Hawaiian Band was in active
-vlce Thursday. The bandsmen made