The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-09-03

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A full account OF the Terry tragedy will
tae found in another column.
Another consignment OF gold coin has
arrived BY the :. Il Wilder-$50, 600.
tits said that q portion OF the Oahu
railway viii De reSdy Tor rolling stock IN
= week or two
We learn that Mr.. H. Vierra bought
Mr.. Charles Walls illiha street resi-
dence for $500.
The King wss 4 passenger by the
steamer W. u. Hall on Friday. He goes
- VISIT Kons district.
The next number of the Paradise OF
rbe Pacific viii not be published until
about the middle OF September next.
A number Of weil-known faces came
hv the KiuSu iron windward on Friday
some Of them VISIT Honolulu only after
long Intervals
A man named Manuel Jose, who was
abou; 20 leave by the Australia. was
- the Police Station.
The Il p-Eown Bookstore has = new
advertisement in to-day's issue. There
aie new articles offered Tor sale At this
long established emporium
Valuable real estate. at the corner OF
Be-etGnia and Young streets, Is adver-
used for sale in this issue. Ii is ada
cent 70 Rev. Dr. Hyde's residence.
Refreshing rains over most parts OF
Hawaii and Maui. sre reported by the
steamer Hinau. Hilo. Hamakua, KoRa
and hau. districts on Hawaii, have been
especially favored.
The steamer ". u. Hall reports heavy
winds in the channels. Kau district had
= good rain almost steady Tor the most
pzrr Of Sunday night. Kona district had
three days heavy rain nearly steady.
In our BY Authority column is an
official notice that during the temporary
absence OF Thomas Il. Walker. ESQ,
British vice-C Consul, Francis NJ. Swanzy,
Eso.. vii discharge the duties OF that
ofhoe-
The bark :. a. Wilder brought down
about 500 OF the finest hogs that have
been imported lately. The continuous
line q carts which came down 10 carry
of the live stock. was a long $ \ funeral
uraceSSior.
The lower horn OF the new moon Is
sid. By seaiaring men, 10 be too much
lowered for the accommodation OF sail
Or's hat; and they predict from this fact
thai more rain viii soon follow the re-
cent showers
The coral cellar belonging 10 Mr.. A L.
Smith has now been wholly eXcAvated.
Snl the beams are being laid across the
tOv. The SolidItv Of the material form
ing the site Of Honolulu, Is seen 70 be
beyond 81 question
Ms. u. ". Hall LEFT hy the Zealaudia.
With the intention Of proceeding 10 Min
ueap1ls. where her son Horace Is st
present residing. We learn that adverse
news regarding her sons health. was the
cause u Mrs Halls sudden departure.
The shipwrecked sailors brought by
H. 3 Y. :. ESpiasle, were Thursday
provided with clothing by the British
Vice-Coasul- They appear To be = hearty
loI Il ue1- and several Of them might
Eni employment from this port, i they
incline that way.
Twenty clS,away sailors arrived by
H. 3. n : ESpiegie "Wednesday The
Islands Ot the coral seas" apparently
have the.r uerilS - well = beauty. The
seventies, however. Of shlpwreck in
these seas are not - great and irightful
- En- colder latitudeS-
4 lsr-e detachment q the officers and
sailors q H 3. n. :. ESpiegle heard
service - =. Andrews Cathedral on
SUNDAY forenoon The Rev. Alex
Macintosh preached upon the occasion,
zn6 he Wiz continue 10 I'll the pulpit
q the second congregation during the
absence O. Rev. Geo. Wallace.
The 6ne shower which occurred on
Thursday evening, commenced about
The Rife Range with light sprinkle
Snd increased IS i passed over the city.
A; Pikoi street. the rainfall wAs SS-l00thS
OF 81 inch. Dr.. Mchibbin reports
6lIOoshs. snd west Of the city the guam
NV must have been still greater.
By 2n advertised notice in another
column. i VII Be seen that the Pacific
CShle COnpany" accepted It's Charter OF
incorporation. and officers and directors
were elected IS named. 81 the meetings
q the Company held on 9Th and 18th
1ns-. AL the officers and directors. who
co-sther form the Board q Directors, re-
si6e In Honolulu.
Mr.. George Murphy- who Is now re-
presenting the Amaior, Cal, Dispatch on
these Islands. called 81 the ADVERTISER
osEce last week HIS visit Is mainly .
write NJ the Islands IN the Interest q
his PAPER. sni he VII visit the volcano
and Q-her unique scenes q Hawaii and
NaEi- He arrived BY the Australia: and
- Tar. : delighted with his Hawaiian
experiences
7r1-,- - n m Thu-SisV : very