The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-09-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
sunday was an exceedingly warm day
5 Brisk showers prevailed on Wednes
day night.
Police Justice Dayton has had his Office
nicely tidied up.
marriage is coming off in November,
for which the bride crosses two oceans.
new fire company is on the carpet.
10 have headquarters probably out Pa
lama way.
The road material piled there having
been removed, Palace Square now looks
Itself again.
Mr.. Pierre Jones has been appointed
10 the Private Ways and Water Rights
Commission.
Mr.. Joseph Poimore and Miss Jennie
Tuck we're married Saturday week bv
the Bishop of Olba.
The L. :. s. Alert sailors got liberty
Thursday afternoon. They are a sturdy
J Sand jolly appearing lot.
The brig John D. Spreckels was re-
ceiving thorough overhauling on the
DIV dock at San Francisco.
The special meeting ordered at the an
nua meeting OF the Mutual Telephone
Co. will be held on October 10th.
COL z. S. Spalding, who has been in
town several days, returned home by the
steamer James Makee Saturday.
Members OF the tax appeal boards for
the various districts of the group are
announced by authority in this issue.
The Boston Missionary Herald for
September has an appreciative notice OF
the late Rev. A. o. Forbes, of this city.
DR.. A. A. Crane, who arrived from the
. Eastern States by the Australia, is 10 be
appointed Government physician al Ma
kawao, Maui.
Hon. H. a. WidemaHn seeks an in
junction to restrain the Minister of the
Interior from grading Halekauwila street
on present plans.
Captain Alapai and an officer arrested
Two Chinese last evening for opium Jug
Cling. With one "drunk' these made |
up the charge list up till 1880.
The bark Lady Lampson is bringing to |
Honolulu a general cargo valued at $l3,-
24s, and the brig Consuelo one to the |
same port valued at $I7, ia.
The instructions to hold mails for the U.
s 5. Nipsic have not been countermanded |
but il is doubted at the Consulate if that
vessel will come here this year.
are officially notified to be in attendance
at their schools daily at least fifteen
minutes before the opening hour.
Mr.. J. F. Mckenzie, book-keeper at
Hama Plantation, who will be remem-
bered as a recent popular clerk at the
Hotel, has spent the week in town.
A party of Alert sailors passing the
Station House laughingly addressed the
officers at the door: " You needn't look
at Us; we drink nothing stronger than
beer"
The O. S. S. Y1ndalia got away from
her longtime berth for San Francisco on
Wednesday morning, the Royal Band on
board the tug Eleu playing her out the
passage.
Messrs. A. S. Hartwen, T. Rain
Walker and John Emmeluth have been
appointed, under the Act of the late ses-
sion, Board OF Prison Inspectors for the
Kingdom.
The downtown concerts by the Royal
Band, inaugurated on Thursday morn
ing, are bound to be universally agreea-
bic. They furnish u new antidote TO the
nsular monotony.
Mr.. NJ. D. Monsarrat has executed. for
the Hutchinson Plantation and Govern
nent Survey jointly, an excellent map
)i the lands from Kaiolakaa to Punaluu,
IN kau district, Hawaii.
Mr. Morgan will sell two very desir-
able properties at noon to-day, viz. the
-AeAA 4sOA AOAAlNHNGdn wiki lhO CONNdSCSg I
,orner of Lunalilo and Victoria streets
md a residence in Nuuanu Valley nearly
opposite Mr.. Schaefer's
The lowest bid for moving buildings of
he Branch Hospital from Kakaako to
AalihI having been considered too high,
dr. Rowell, Superintendent of Public
Works, is going to float the buildings to
heir destination on scows.
The Harrison property, corner Luna
Ito and Victoria streets, was sold at
luction by Mr.. Morgan 10 Rev. DR.. /,
for s., 175. Mr.. C. Bolte bought !
he Nuuanu street place for So, 300, also
residence on Beretania street for 81 300.
A native woman named Kapaahu, the I
Fife of Chinaman who is either on the
eef or dead, died on the passage of the
teamer City of New York from China.
Ter body was taken ashore on Friday,