The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-31
Bumps and Jinks are again on deck.

Bumps and Jinks are again on deck.
The compliments of the season to all
readers.
Alakea street, when finished, will rival
Richard street.
Chickens should be induced to roost
high these times.
Professor Donaldson is working out
his anti-fat theory on -.
Lieut.. Harry Juen of the police force
has levanted to California.
Sachs sells silks and satins and socks
and sacks and similar stock.
A Sunday school festival at Maui has
captured ten of Berger's band boys.
Thomas Rain Walker, ESQ.,, H. B. NJ.
VIce-consul, has resumed his duties.
Judge Dayton is one of several who
declines to run for the position of Noble.
The weather on Christmas dav was
pleasant and allowed pleasurable pedes-
trianism.
Chinese chicken thieves are prowling
about seeking what hen-roost they can
despoil.
Considerable complaint is made about
the non-conformity of the tram rails with
street grades.
The guests of the Hawaiian Social
club had an enjoyable time at their re-
ception on Tuesday evening.
The Minister of Finance has commits
stoned William 7. Robinson as deputy
assessor and collector OF taxes for the
district of Wailuku.
Only one game of baseball was played
at the Recreation grounds Saturday
afternoon, and that, between the Iwileis
and the Roads and Bridges clubs. The
Iwileis won.
Captain Berry and wife, both of whom
experienced the pleasure ~ of ship
wreck on the lately lost Games A. King,
at Kahului, Maui, arrived in town here
RQDQdl Nv LuC SbGdIuGT Llk6llk6.
1t must be pleasure to Mystic Lodge
to know that Aloha Lodge No. 3, Knights
OF Pythias OF Waikiki, Maui, has moved
into we'll arranged new Castle Hall in
the Custom House building at Kahului.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Lyons died Saturday morning,
onH tho cfafnOnnnf 70 rnoAn hot l1nh
liberia was the cause. Other members
of the family are reported as now being
sick with the same disease.
The officers elect of Mystic Lodge K.
of P. for the ensuing term are: G. w.
Zeigler, P. c.; Chas T. Wilder, G. G.. !;
II. M. Dow, K. of R. & s.; HI. ]. Gala
CHER, NJ. of F.; H. G. Biart, NJ of E. /;
w. IL. Hogs, Mat A.
The captain and officers of the French
cruiser Champlain were received at the
Palace on Saturday morning by His
Majesty the King. Minister iona. Austin
introduced the French Commissioner
Mons. d'Anglade and the officers of the
vessel were in turn introduced by him.
Very interesting services were held at
the Kawaiahao and Kaumakapili
churches Sunday, 10th morning and
evening, and were attended by crowds of
interested parents and friends of the
children and a number of strangers.
Lack of space prevents more than this
brief notice.
The mail which was carried forward
from here on the Sd inst. by the steamer
Kilauea Hou, for Ookala, Hawaii, was
lost off that port while endeavor was
being made to land it. The bag con-
tanned seventy-slx letters and thirty
nine papers and, with the exception of
the money orders which may be dupli-
Gated after certain time, is total loss.
At a meeting of Hawaiian Council No.
$50, American Legion of Honor, held
Saturday evening, the following officers
were elected: julius Asch, Commander
w. L. Hopper, Vice Commander; J. H.
Fisher, Orator; ]. F. Eckardt, Secretary /;
I. S. Douglas, Collector; Chas. Hustace,
Treasurer; G. P. Castle, Chaplain; A
III. Raseman, Guide; j. w. Macdonald,
Warden; G. G. Stratemeyer, Sentry.
Christmas Services.
Special commemorative services of
the Christmas season were held in the
Roman. Catholic and in the Anglican
cathedrals Wednesday The usual