The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-03

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All. The tram-cars did an excellent bust
ness Thursday.
i'' solie Murder most fowl was the motto of the
butchers Thursday
The body of the drowned man, Lea
witt, has notyet been found
Valuable information for voters is
given IN the editorial in this issue.
av BUSINESS Benito Guerrero, late resident of
Llhue, Kauai, died III this city on the
an execu 9th inst.
+. hardee The steam shovel has disappeared
oil from local view and gone onward to-
mber 10th
The Bulletin was very independent in
ba troins Its last issue, not line of editorial or
1nears in manufactured communication.
The song of the season, dedicated to
to supply the G. A. R.: "How the turkeys COB
conducts bled which our commissray found"
The Bulletin seems to be indescrib-
slandar of ably idiosyncritical but innocuous, a
they'll do prooaoie lncorrlglple lnanlty' MA
By another week, names can be men
10 oddrosS toned publicly of those who aspire to
- Il - political preference at the coming cleo
Nu pun ton.
The Minister of the Interior announces
land safes the sale of Government lots in Kahalii
terror are Hilo Hawaii, on THURSDAY, January 9
1890.
aking pro- Invitations are out for the wedding
the "His- reception of Mr.. Joseph Atherton Gil
man and Miss Minnie Brown at Waikiki
an Dec. 5th.
, US. S.
d to the The Minister of Finance informs post
Ive masters that postal order post offices will
be supplied with revenue stamps upon
ate Leav- proper application.
with all
reads There is a rumor prevalent that there
will be probable changes in the personnel
excellent, of the consular and diplomatic attaches
lgly being OF Uncle Sans service.
The Pacific Hardware Co. now offer to
, their customers a new line of goods
Il " IIter which are intended to put in the shade
Mr.. G. A. the lamps of other DAYS.
)bably ex ~
Opportunity will be given to purchase
r.; :. building lots near Walters brewery,
aai - " Kalihi, on Thursday, December 30th.
V on De- w o"'0 WIZ o " oii0i o'i"'i''
There is no reason why the fashion
. able ''fsherman's net" in various colors
cannot be obtained, because Mr.. Sachs of
,,dn1nh1o Fort street has them on hand and for
oi"oie sale.
Many natives are financially out of
ers OF the pocket on bets made that the late Ia
ned from mented Joseph Lawrence would material
st elegant ze after the departure of the steamer for
S. the Colonies.
The Hawaiian Hotel will probably be
near the connected with the Government electric
u streets light service, within few days, the
night. former service from the Palace works
having been discarded.
4 here in --
has re- Mr. A s. Hartwell has returned from
be again his trp abroad and in regard to the
ment. cable project has expressed the opinion
that the work will probably be accom-
by many plished by an English company.
lulu, was
late Cap Mr.. E. A. Phillips, special cores
steamer. pondent Of the S. F. Post and S. F.
Examiner, left by the brigantine W. G.
Sc to run Irwin. Mr. Phillips has been a F'chel
Sundays among We taking notes an faith he'll
travelling print it.
''0io Oo The general public patronized the
Oahu Railway Company's line Sunday
ip of the to such extent that special trains had
played at to be run TO bring back the large crowd
}. from of up passengers left over from the last
up their regular train.
Hawaiian By order of the Board of Education,
Mr.. w Jas Smith the secretary thereof
HBMS announces, that the regular Christmas
shin Mo- vacation of the public schools will eX-
versary of tend from FRIDAY, december ZU 1889, 10
Tuesday, January Z, 1890.
iions 'le The work of unloading the newly
arrived cars, for the Oahu Railway Co.,
xiv news from the vessel, and the rapid and safe
cisco and transportation across the city, to the
O. are the railroad station, reflects very credably
ire sharp, on Mr. Ouderkirk's mechanical skill and
S general judgment.
One of the many sufferers by the Sc
,,to,, tho attic fire has arrived in Honolulu and
ngo HOS. intends to go into business here. He
eoosC states that he is already acclimated, the
he offars heat of the memorable fire at Seattle
ro - he having relieved all fear OF bohoo or other
IiiI1inerv local fevers incidental to new corners.
The six-foot board fence around the
keeper OF race track in the park ugly the
into his wall around the Palace grounds, but like
hens, i'm the latter it had to come down. and last
amashiro week was removed, and has been re-
ilaptated placed by neat rail fence. big crowd
ccount OF will gather there when the next races
EN- while occur.
Mr.. Justice Preston presided in the
ne Kinau Intermediary Court on Friday. In
'clock in the case of the King VS.. All Chin, pos
.r was off session of opium, nolle pros en-
twenty tered. The cases of Su Wal VS.. ]. Il. |
city, the Soper damages and H. K. Aki vs. Robt. |
be seen, Parker, assumpsit, were continued until
he clouds next term
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