The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-11-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Rice is now coming to this port very
freely.
Light rains and heavy winds are re
ported from Hawaii and Maui.
Hon. II. 2. Baldwin has donated
$4,000 10 the haumakapili church.
The infant son OF Mr.. E. P. Low died
Thursday evening AZ : so o'clock.
The Planters Labor and Supply Com.
psny's conference adjourned "Wednesday
sine die.
Il Is reported that a rifle association
has been formed on the island OF Maui.
but particulars are not Vet to hand.
Mr.. Parker Makee is said to be still
suffering frOm illness at San Rafael. Cali
fornla, and shows few signs OF recovery.
In another column is .he Tax Col
leCIO-'s notice 10 taxpayers for the
present year. 1t requires careful atten-
non.
Mr.. Justice Dole rendered a decision
Oct. S0th in the case OF All Hin VS.. H.
A NldemSnn, in which His Honor
allowed the demurrer.
Barnes Hawaiian Geography is
published, and 3 few advance comics
have reached the Boand OF Education.
More copies will follow soon.
There was a dinner and dance on
hoard II. 3. NJ. 5. Espiegle on Friday
evening, the ROYAL Hawaiian Rand was
n attendance 10 furnish the music.
Hawaiian jury acquitted L. W.
Wilcox on 4 charge Of conspiracy Thurs
dSy evening ~ ) O'Clock. The Jurors
were nine Tor acQuittal and three for con-
ylctiOn.
Dictator Wilcox had grand luau at
P2lSna on Wednesday evening. MANY
OF the natives took off their hats to him,
and Missy Wilcocky's name went from
mouth 10 mouth.
The silver cup trophy, 10 be presented
by the Hawaiian Tramways Co. 10 the
baseball champions, has arrived and Is
on view n the leweiry store OF Mr..
Thomas Lindsay, King street.
The Up Town Book stone has new
advertisement elsewhere. It relates 10
the coming long evenings and how TO
enjoy them IN the home circle. Read
the advertisement Tor information.
Il Is stated thar the Hawaiian Jurors
who acquitted Wilcox found iaul: with
the supper that was served 10 them. Ii
: questionable whether they earned any
supper. but some people never can be
satisfied.
TIE contents OF the Planters Monthly
ior October are given elsewhere. From
these contents il VII be seen that the
subjects treated in this number OF the
monthly are q : very Interesting and
Instructive nature.
AdvieeS have been received BY the s.
:. Alameda Of the death Of Captain W.
u. Sash s. New London, Connecticut.
Capt. Bush was Tor some years : sugar
planter 81 Paia. Maui, and viii be re-
nemoered by old AamAain2S.
It's notified in our BY Authority
column that tenders viii be received 81 /
the office q the Board o. Education until
u noon on the 21Ih inst. for the con-
S.ruction and completion q 3 school
house 81 N,lo.ll. South hola. Hawaii.
Il our BY AUTHORITY column Il Is
notified thai sealed tenders viii be re-
Ceive5 81 the Interior Office until Novem- Z
Der 2ltk. = noon. Tor the construction d
5 roSG 1rom The landing 10 the upper
Government road 81 Holu2loa. North +.
kona, Hawaii.
Preparations ior the widening Of
Alzke5 street. between King and Hotel 4
streets, are being made by some o. the /
landowners On said street n trimming 4
Ire grounds ID the required width Its /
therefore probable thai the work OF Wild 4
eulnE VII soon begin
The Bo27d Q: Educa1ioa hiss awarded /
school-ho1se building contracts IS FOL- 4
lows Schoo.-holse 81 Msnos. Homo
lulu, 70 II. +. Ber;elmznn; school 4
house 3; ASluSSha, Molokai. 70 Tuck /
Ling Chong, and Sn addition 70 school !.
house s. hsuluwels, Honolulu, % P A. 4
Andersen.
The following sports were or the
Alame1s en uo1te - the colonies:
Duncan Z. Ross. champion swordsnan
q the world; Captain Brewer, champion
wing shot q The word; and Professor
Donaldson who seconded LaBlalch the
marine. when he defeated Jack Dempsey
Of 9Th August lzsi-
T1s Mechanics Sl6 Wo-kinEmeu'
{ Mon held their uSusl weekly meeting
N Knights q PvthiSs Hzll. Eori street.
o. Friday evening good attendance
n polnt q numbers being present.
Ssx-vS5slt mem bsrS were z6is6 - the
ro1l-she to-Sl q Membership - dzie
beng reported al zao.