The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-11-12

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Repairs are being, made to the road
way at Palama.
Joseph II. Kawelo and Lily Kawelo
have an important notice in this issue.
The Office Of the pilots Of this port is
nov situated AT tn south end OF the
Pacific Mail wharf.
Fire Marshal White has greatly reduced
the quantity OF illegally stored kero-
sene oil in CHM own.
Sometimes, most always, you can't
always tell ones name may appear in
the advertised letter list.
Tobogganing progresses at Waikiki
during these moonlight nights. The
Johnson Villa is well patronized.
The members OF the Camera club OF
this city are now deep in the study OF
new subjects for their approaching ex-
hibition.
Crossing-sweeping would be useful
employment to put Chinese prisoners at
during this season Of rain and conse-
quent mud.
Miss Grace Porter, of Hilo, Hawaii,
was one of the passengers, to this port,
by the bark Coloma that arrived Wednes-
day from Port Townsend.
1t is reported from very good authority
that inducements will be offered in the
near future for an emigration Of Portu-
guese TO the Society group.
There is on exhibition at Williams
photograph gallery, very graphic paint
ing of the late disaster at Samoa, done
il oil, by an Hawaiian youth.
The Government electrician is pro-
crossing rapidly with the work of fitting
up stores with necessary connections for
the introduction of electric lights.
The Government and consular flags
were all displayed at half-mast Wednes-
day morning during the celebration of
the requiem mass for the King OF Portu-
gal.
Notice is given in this issue of "a CO.
partnership having been formed between
Messrs. d. Manaku and L. NJ. Sniffen
under the firm name of E. NJ. Snitfen &
Co.
Members OF the Mystic Lodge K. Of P.
are preparing to make pilgrimage to
a, ,-lo hn ft1fY, 70,
add another ink to the chain Of Pythian
brotherhood.
The barkentine S. G. Wilder and bark
W. B. Godfrey were SO closely telephoned
that many people in town were in doubt
as to which was who until both put their
appearance in port.
The steamer Iwalani carried a large
quantity of machinery to Hamakua last
week from the Risdon Iron Works in
Guiding eight filter presses for Honokaa
and Pacific Sugar Mill Cos.
Rev. Mr.. Westervelt and wife took
passage in the Kinau last week for Maui,
Intending to locate at Waikiki, which
Will be their home, though the whole
island will be the field of his evangelist
labors.
The clearance sale at n. S. Sachs store
is big success, and no wonder, goods
are sold regardless of value, as Mr.. Sachs
says he must make room for his new
stock, and is therefore offering such i'm
mense bargains.
The Z. S. S. Alert is reported to be
liable. to leave port at an early date
bound for San Francisco. Her depar-
ture will not probably take place until
after the arrival Of the next mail steamer
from San Francisco.
At the annual meeting of the Humu
ula Sheep Station Co. held last week the
following officers were elected: August
Haneberg, President; Armin Haneberg,
Vice-President; and ]. F. Hackfeld,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Judge McCully took passage in the
Kinau Tuesday, to hold the November
term of the Circuit Court at Waimea,
Hawaii. Deputy Attorney-General Peter
son and several members of the bar also
went up. The calendar is quite a
lengthy one.
There are many objects OF special in
terest to sight-seers in town but an in
spection of the curious and rich JAP
anese panels, executed in ivory and |
mother-of-pearl, on exhibition at King
Bros. art repository on Hotel street, will |
prove very interesting.
By order of the Board of Education,
Normal classes will be formed at the |
Fort street school Immediately upon |
receipt of sufficient number of applica- |
tions from persons who are willing to |
teach "the young idea" Particulars |
NAV be obtained by referring to the Off
cial notice.
a story is around that Loomens when
in Sacramento did not take sufficient |
interest in politics to become citizen o.
the United States and vote. His inter-
est in politics since he arrived in Homo
lulu did not reach out in any voting
style of politics here was
of military order.
At a meeting held November I'd the
following persons were elected as officers
OF the Hawaiian Sugar Co. ODD: H.
Baldwin, President; G. w. Macfarlane,
". D-.-.1arf. Hoppar Socrataru.