The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-01-01

A wedding is among the events fixed
. New Years Day.
Mr.. SEVERN has new sets of pictures
I at the corner OF Fort and King streets.
Mr.. Shimpei Hayakawa is proclaimed
an attache to the Japanese Legation.
A native sailor on the steamer Pele
ID while off the Hamakua coast last
elk.
The ROYAL Hawaiian Band gave bus
sss mems concert at the Post Office on
iday morning
The street ears with double mule
ms glided over the rails in good style
FRIDAYS trials.
A distinguished citizen barked his
in on an obtrusive bydrant in Alakea
eet on Sunday night.
The current Planters Monthly has a
lctieal letter on coffee culture by Mr..
m. Kinney, of Honomu, Hawaii.
At least thirty fresh cases awaited trial
fore the new Police Justice, besides a
mber Of unfinished criminal and civil
rs left over by his predecessor.
Give of the members of the ROYAL Ha-
ian Band, under Mr.. David Naone,
on Wednesday by the steamer Kinau,
ng engaged by party at Spreckels-
e Plantation, Maui, to play there.
Religious services for the Japanese
migrants were held at the Immigra-
b Depot on Sunday. Rev. DR.. Hyde,
lge and Mrs. McCully, with others in
listed in the mission, were present.
he southerly close weather of two or
ZEE days eliminated Saturday evening
j. tempestuous rain storm, that pre-
led internationally throughout the
iht, although sometimes rather limited
its range OF territory.
Central Union Church held Christ
IS praise service Sunday evening.
ere was a fair attendance in spite of
; inky darkness that made outdoor
perilous. The vocal and in
umental music was very fine.
The Honolulu Arion had ball at its
Hayselden Hall, on Friday
sning. 1t was a very happy affair, in
ding Christmas tree with presents
all. There was 4 large attendance of
,mbers and ladies. and the decorations
re superb.
Ion. John A. Cummins has pre-
sted the Hawaiian Rife Association
vi ''Waimanalo" gold medal, to be
opeted for at 200 and 500 yards by
pnbers who have never won first
Gs prize, and become the property OF
marksman winning it three times.
ne attendance at tine Sunday school
edition at Kawaiahao church on Sum
& was not so large as usual, at least
fn the rural districts. Some of the
sools appeared very we'll, the singing
being admired, and marked
provement was noticed in the voices
rTell as general appearance.
The Portuguese Sunday School, under
auspices OF Central Union Church,
Z pleasant Christmas tree festival in
Honolulu Rifles Armory on Friday
Aning. There was q present for every
Id, and dainty refreshments were
we'd from the Elite. Mr.. B. +. Dill
CHAM was master OF ceremonies.
/ most favorable chance for an ex-
rsion in the Orient is offered in the
vertisement of the S. 5. Takasago
.ru. She returns in March after cruis-
. a great deal in Japan waters, and
: fares are exceedingly moderate. The
on this vessel are very
-iting in their comfort and elegance.
Ir. Walter Davis, representing the
lrting Portrait Company of San Fran
20, is taking orders through Messrs.
West < Co. for enlarged crayon por-
It's from photographs. A specimen ex-
iited leaves nothing to be desired in
Istic finish or natural appearance. 1t
specially characterized by softness in
1t and shading. Persons desiring such
TX should see the agent.
through the kindness OF Mr.. 3. f.
bingham the steamer Eva has been
ced at the disposal of Mr.. p. A. Dias
an excursion of the Portuguese
Itual Benevolent Society to Pearl
rbor to-day New Years.. As
5 is the seventh anniversary of the
iety the excursion win come in very
as part OF the celebration.
e Portuguese brass band will accom-
~ the party.
The arrests on the 29th were six for
lnkenness and one, Portuguese, for
ilggling liquor. On the 30th, from
IN. till 9 p m, two were arrested for
inkenness, one for smuggling bottle
Yin from the Japanese steamer, one
opium IN possession, hackman for
lkg drunk on his carriage, a China
n for breaking Sunday and q native
Fean for assault and battery on fell
oi,ountry woman
immense crowd took advantage OF
9s s. D. Damon's tender OF a free