The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-23

for Friday next, to consider a proposition
to consolidate with the Hawaiian Bel
Telephone Company.
There are several photographs Of
Maitby il his cycle feats on view at vii
lIams studio. One represents him
riding on q single wheel along the
twenty inch pier at Aberdeen.
The new road from NoiEiH to Kapio-
Z lani PARK is now open, but viii not be
quite finished for q week or two It Will
afford an excellent drive amidst scenery
] unknown TO mos. city people.
= ioUr-leggs5 mynah chicken dead
/ has been on exhibition 1t the Bulletin
otice lhe past few days. The legs are
al equally wei developed, something
. unusual in such freaks Of nature.
a sale a. auction OF valuable horses
and 1gl,s-beinE the entire stable of
Hon. Geo. Z. D0le-will be held at Hon.
/ W. H. Hice'5 stables, Lihue. Kauai, on
May 9Th, as elsewhere advertised.
The Roman Catholic Cathedral vas
( crowded At the Good Friday service in
the evening, when His L0rdship the
Bishop Of olba preached an able Eng
/ lish sermon On :he subject OF obedience
( A native choir rendered exceedingly fine
/ music.
Captain Fehlbehr, officer OF the Court.
placed q beautiful and fragrant bouquet,
. from his own garden, in 4 glass OF water
/ on the bench desk or Monday. Judge
/ Dole took occasion after adjournment to
/ express 10 the officer his kindly appre-
! citation Of the favor.
SIR. Felix Ollert has secured the
. Opera House Tor Saturday night, to give
a grand piano recital He will play
| nine pieces. III. j. W. Yarndley will
/ kindly assist with the VIOLIN and other
I talent wil furnish specialties. Further
( particulars will be given later.
BY shutdown Of Sunday there were %
arrests booked for the two DAYS. Twenty
two were charged with drunkenness, two
with ARRAY, and one each with common
nuisance, assault, violating hack rules,
/ deserving service, and intending to leave
the kingdom without Il passport.
Planters viii find matter OF interest to
( them in the advertisement OF the Pacific
/ Hardware Company. New goods by re-
/ cent vessels are also mentioned for the
benefit OF the general public Their store
is q permanent exhibition Of Il vast range
OF art works and articles OF utility.
Capt. Larsen and two officers made a
descent on Chinese house. rear of
Alo's on Nuuanu street, on Sunday
night, and arrested seven Cinnamon for
playing dOminOes for coin. There had
been q long-standing complaint from
residents OF the neighborhood against
the place on account Of It's noisinesS. but
1t was a pretty hard crib to crack.
4 gold baseball, prize for the cham
piOnship 1889, Is exhibited in plush
case, in the Hawaiian News Company's
window. The schedule Of games for the
season is not yet confirmed, but the first
one viii likely be on May 4th The
tain, has been admitted to the League
since our last report, making five clubs
in all to compete Tor the honors.
NJ 4. 7. Atkinson. Inspector-Gen-
eral OF Schools, left by the Kinau for
Waikiki, where he presides over the
teachers institute for that section.
From thence he proceeds to Hawaii to
resume the inspection OF schools on that
island. Miss Atkinson accompanies her
father as far as Wailuku It may be
mentioned that the questions for the
teachers examinations are uniform for
all the stations.
Mr.. 5. Blanc, who has for a long time
kept shoemaker's shop on Merchant
street, died OF consumption at the
Queens Hospital. He was probably 60
years OF age and it is said leaves a family
in the United States. The funeral took
place from the hospital to Makiki ceme-
terry at l o'clock on Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh OF st. Andrews
Cathedral read the Anglican burial |
service at the grave.