The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-12-24

erection, on Fort street opposite E. y
Hall * Sons, TO be occupied by Mr.. A
L. Smith, IS being rapidly pushed for.
ward.
1t would seem as though compatible
with public safety to remove all the use
I less electric wires which are now strung
on poles on Richard, Hotel and Palace
I Walk streets.
Minister Thurston offers the public q
valuable accompaniment to the election
laws in the shape OF q carefully compiled
index, and which may be had for song
in rhyme, dime.
The electric light wires hanging al
Palace walk do not belong to the Gov.
eminent plant; the Bulletin has stated
that they do not belong 10 the Palace
plant; then TO whom?
To kill two birds with one stone, pa
irons at n. s. Sachs have a desirable
opportunity. They may obtain excel
lent bargains and receive gifts for the
children by one expenditure.
The Pacific Hardware Co. present an
unrivalled display Of some of the hand
soonest goods ever seen in this city. The
articles are numerous, unique, beautiful
etc, and will repay visit OF inspection.
The Zealandia is now ore OF the float
ing palaces of the Pacific, extensive addi-
tons, including electric lighting appar-
atus, having been made to the interior
comforts during her last stay in San
Francisco.
First 4 daughter and then son and
the world is well begun So reads the
adage, and, in consequence thereof, con-
gratulations are in order to Capt.
Charles J. Mccarthy. Mother and child
are, happily, doing well.
A handcart propelled by several Chi
nese and which was laden with punches
Of bananas. was wrecked on the mud
fats off the Chinese theatre Thursday
morning by wheel giving away. All
hands and the freight saved.
The combined committees OF the
Mechanics Union and Hui kalaiaina
met Friday evening in secret session. and
had considerable argument relative to
the merits of prospective candidates for
election. No slate was obtained.
Messrs. Horace q. Crabbe chairman,
c. B. Wright vice-chairman, w. II.
Stone secretary and H. c. Reed sergeant
alarms are the elected officers OF the
combined political committees of the
Mechanics Union and Hui kalaiaina.
Captain Cutter, OF the bark Klikitat,
writes that owing TO an accident in the
mill at Port Gamble, he would be unable
to complete his cargo Of lumber so as TO
leave for Honolulu before the eth to 10th
Of December. He will not be due here
before the 31st inst.
4 prophesy has been given by a well
known scientist that ''kona" storm is
brewing. Should the prophesy prove
true the name Of the oracle will be pub
iisked should it fail, well then, he may
console himself with the thought that,
prophet is without honor in his own
country.
4 valuable horse belonging 70 Mr.. c.
E. Williams was run into by the driver
Of an express wagon IT about o'clock
on Saturday evening last. One Of the
SL1llS VI Tie express p4cECcu luc tCii
breast Of Mr.. Williams horse and it is
expected that the animal will die from
the injury.
One Of the tickets out of three present.
ed for consideration by the Dan Lyons
party was as follows: For Mobiles
Widsmann, Cummins, Walker, Crabbe,
DAYTON, Phillips, Lucas, Muller and
Marques. For Representatives-W.H H.
Cummings, J. E. Kane, E. K. LiIikilani,
J. e Bush, r. w. Wilcox.
Mr.. B. Rest of Dayton, Iowa, brother
of the urbane deputy clerk Of the Su-
preme Court Of this Kingdom had run
in politics at the late election in Iowa
Dir. Rest ran for auditor and received
1907 votes to the elective officers score
OF y .SS6. Mr.. Reist in the city vote
ran ahead Of the Governor elect.
His LrdshIp the Bishop of Honolulu |
PERFORMED the ceremony OF ordination !
into the priesthood of the Episcopal |
faith on the Rev. H. H. Gowen aft st. |
Andrew 5 cathedral on Sunday last the |
22d inst The ceremonies were very i'm |
pressiFe, aided BY excellent voicing Of /
the choral service by = select choir. Rev.
". H. n Barnes preached the sermon /
on The occasion Quite = number OF \
persons. aslsie from regular members Of I
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