The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-26

Officers OF the Oo6ala Sugar Company
for the ensuing year are: President, Hon.
". /. Green; Treasurer, Mr.. Alex. Nc
hibain; Secretary, Capt. II. W. Mist,
R.N.
Deputy Marshal Hopkins now holds a
regular school OF instruction Tor the
police force. Its sessions are held in the
Police Court room after the close Of the
days session.
Frank Lillis, hackman. has q chicken
Matched out in q brood, which has three
legs and i've feet. He is taking every
care OF the freak of nature, TO rear it for
exhibition purposes.
a Chinese Joss house with gorgeous
accessories has been inaugurated on the
harbor side OF King street near the
bridge. 1t was brilliantly illuminated all
through Monday night
The Hon. James Campbell had the
misfortune TO lose his young son, named
after himself, by death on Saturday
night. The funeral viii take place from
the residence Al Waikiki to-day.
Prof. Parkin, the author OF an article
on Imperial Federation in 3 recent num-
Der 0f the Century magazine, went
through by the MaripOsa to lecture on
THAT subject throughout the Colonies.
John C. Klein, who lately returned
from Samoa, delivered q lecture on his
adventures and experiences In the Sa-
moan Group, al Irving Hall, san Fran
cisco, March 9TH The audience was
very small one.
The steamer Natal. which left for
Europe on December S0th. took away
the largest quantity OF silk that has ever
been shipped In one vessel from NokO-
hama. She carried 2.465 bales of silk
gt su aggregate value of 81 800 600.
A grand concert will be given by the
Honolulu Arion on Thursday evening
next at ! p. III. The society viii be
kindly assisted bv Prof Berger. Mrs. J.
f. Bowler. Miss r. E1lte. Nessrs r. I
More. T. Hu1Lsh. Schmidt and Ihr0Wer.
Orders have been given at the Custom
House THAT l.1G1rs taken out in bond TOR
supplying shipping must be delivered to
Il appears that In the past dealers with
drawing goods In bond have had all the
handling Of them themselves.
The Bulletin remarks. VERY quiet
around town to-day" Its reporter
could not have heard d y0ungster sQuaI- I
ing on the top Of fence at Palace
Square. Only that it was after hours, an
power would have been applied Tor.
The latest advices from New Bedford
state that there have been no late sales l
Of sperm or whale oil Whalebone con-
Of . 900 pounds Of Arctic at 1856, 1000
pounds variegated at $50 and 5000
pounds Japan at s..
A large crowd collected at the Hotel, /
both on the verandas and the grounds, |
20 enjoy the band concert Friday night. 1
Manager Graham had the building hand |
somely illuminated As usual. The music I
was very highly appreciated, particularly 4
the four new pieces.
Purser Simerson Of the steamer W. G. /
Hall reports the drOuth IN Kau and .
kona, particularly the latter, very Sc
we're. To this report may be added the .
statement Of q recent traveller through /
the konas, that he had 10 pay p cents
and even so cents for q bucket Of water
for his horse.
In the steamer City Of New York's re-
port Of voyage from H0ugkOng to san
3.
the following notes appear: Kept the
ship before the wind, using . liberal sup
ulvCt Of. for several hours, which seemed I
20 have q good effect, and viii l think
render the ship Is sale as anything can
at sea-
A new brick singIe-st0ry warehouse,
= feet by D feet, for Messrs. Z. 0. Hall
* Son, has begun building on the Bishop
Estate property, between Messrs. Nc
Lutyre's grocery and the Dudoit House, !
King street. 1t replaces old stables and
VIII greatly improve appearances at that
point. MessTs. Smith and Mills are the
contractors.
Col. sam. Norris came to town from /
he kahuku ranch by the steamer ". !
D. Hail he has taken on q healthy
ooEng rural bronze, and looks as If
-anching on Hawaii was the wayhe long
lad sought and mourned because ne I
1und 1t not-in fact, was better than
rawling Tor mackereI between here and
an Francisco.
The electric light next the Custom
House has been fitted with a green
hade, so as not TO interfere with the
Teen harbor light at the back Of that
building. Friday night, however, the
hade was on the land side and did not
how iron the water. The light at the
rossings OF Queen and Fort streets has
zen screened, Tor the sake OF naviga-
ors, 50 that It cannot be seen from sea
gard-
Among the vessels due this week from
an Francisco, Is the Forest Queen,
which cleared on the 9Th, same day
hat the Mariposa left c. Brewer (
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