The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-09-24

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The steamer Likelike brought 4,65
feet OF koa lumber on Saturday last.
The S. S. Australia is advertised t
leave this port on Friday, Sept. 27tl
inst.
The Australia brings tidings that Capt
Hebron died at San Francisco on tn
18th inst.
The Alameda carries large numbe
of bales OF New Zealand fax intended
for the New York market.
Mr.. J. w. Luning and wife, formerly
OF this city, are keeping a boarding
house in Seattle, Washington.
The Z. s. S. Iroquois was to have lef
San Francisco on the 18th inst-the da,
after the steamer Australia left.
The Hawaiian band gave concert il
front OF the Hawaiian Hotel on Friday
evening in honor OF Admiral Kimberly
The news by the Alameda from The
colonies has no unusual interest, but vii
appear from time to time as we can find
space.
The steamer Alameda took from the
Honolulu general postoffice for San Fran
cisco 500 letters and ,1SS packages O
papers,
Captain H. w. Mist, secretary in the
office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs
went on the Espiegle last week to enjoy
a short vacation.
The schooner w. S. Bovine, now
nearly due at this port, has on board a
general cargo valued at $24, $50 and
$50, 900 in treasure.
Another detachment of teachers fol
Hawaiian schools, arrived by the bark
entine S. n. Castle. They will be placed
Immediately by the Board of Education.
In our 'By Authority" column it will
be seen that Sir;William Wiseman, Bart,
captain of II. B. NJ. S. Caroline. and off,
GERS named, had audience OF the King.
Mr.. Sol. Ephraim, formerly with NJ.
Phillips & Co., is doing wholesale mil
linery and fancy goods business in a
tent, employing six clerks, at Seattle,
Washington.
Pursers Keil of the Australia, and
Sutton of the Alameda, have the thanks
OF the ADVERTISER and GAZETTE for late
files Of papers and news favors, brought
MOI
A gold-headed cane was presented to
Mr.. 1. Q. Tewksbury, late Custom House
storekeeper, by the Customs employees
as token Of respect and goodwill on his
leaving the Kingdom. He left by the
Alameda on Saturday forenoon.
The steamer Australia brought to
Honolulu the remains Of the late Mr.. 7.
r. Foster, which will remain at the
family residence on Nuuanu avenue
until the arrival OF Mrs. Foster who is
on Saturday next by the Zea-
landia.
The Waimanalo returned from the
Widemann luau excursion to Puuloa
Sunday at els p. m. Many OF the
party came back by land This was
farewell picnic in honor of three of Mr..
daughters who will shortly
leave for Australia.
The schooner W. s. Bovine moved
from Mission l to La Rue's wharf,
where she loaded two elegant street cars
for Honolulu, the barkentine w. II.
Dimond having taken two others yester-
day. The cars are of an improved style
and were made in this city.-S. F.
Chronicle.
Mr. Charles BURNER, the advance
agent OF the circus to arrive from Hong
kong about the middle of next month BY
the steamer City of Pekin, arrived at
Honolulu on Friday evening by the
Australia; and if the elephants, etc.,
IAN be landed, there will be a perform
luce given in this city.
The landing of lumber at the new
wharf Friday was lively from the bark
Jowlitz and barkentine Klikitat. The
arge quantity of lumber landed at this
lort Is evidence OF great material pro-
yress somewhere on the islands; al
hOugh it may not be apparent around
Honolulu to any unusual extent.
The auction of shares in the following
took which took place at the salesroom
II Mr.. J. F. Morgan last week, resulted
IS follows: WaImanalo Sugar Company's
tock-5 shares at s175; 10 at $1S5 and
3 at $50 to W.O.Smith 5 at 500 to j.
u. Dowsett. Peoples Ice Company's
tOck-5 shares at SIS to Chief Justice
Judd
Advices have been received from San
francisco that Mr.. 2. n. Makee, man
ger of Waihee plantation, is better;
nd also that Mr.. John Robinson is
much improved, and may return to
honolulu by the Zealandia along with
rs sister Mrs. Foster. At last accounts
9th gentlemen were out of immediate
anger and likely TO recover.
The new steamer China, of the P. NJ.
;. S. Co.'S line, is on her way to Hong
ong via the Suez Canal, being her
maiden trip. The P NJ. s. s. CITY of |
lew York, which leaves San Francisco |
n or about the 18th inst, will take out |
he crew OF the new vessel, except the |
aptain, and she viii touch at Honolulu |
n the way from Hongkang to San Fran |
isco, in order to register under the |
Hawaiian flag, being q British built
essel.