The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-08

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At the meetings of Engine Companies
l and , on Wednesday evening, the bust
ness was only Of q routine nature.
The bark Aron sailed Thursday for
Hongkong, and carried from this port lS4
ChineSe-l2S men, women and 2S
children.
OF the 12S Chinese males who left for
Hongkong on the bark Aron Thursday,
twenty-five received permits 10 return TO
Honolulu.
Our Hilo letter in another column is
more than usually interesting, and dwells
largely upon the material progress Of the
Hilo district.
The steamer Likelike brought eleven
saloon and sixty-one deck passengers
from windward on Sunday; but she
brought no sugar.
The steamship Ysmashiro Msru car
ried 1T75 letters and 40 pkgs. papers for
japan, and l56 letters and "a pkgs.
papers for China
The baseball match last Saturday be-
tween the Roads and Bridges team and
the Iolanis, resulted in victory for the
former in 20 20 4.
H.B. VI. s. Caroline sailed for Hong
kong Thursday and will touch st Hans
lei, Kauai, to land Col. G. P. Iaukea who
went by the vessel TO that place.
The banana industry around Honolulu
is assuming very large proportions The
steamship Australia carries on her pre-
sent trip TO the coast 5000 punches.
The annual meeting Of stockholders of
the Wailuku Sugar Co., is advertised to
be held on Monday next Oct. 14th, 81
10 s. N, in the office Of c. Brewer & Co.
At regular meeting OF Company A
Honolulu Rifles held on October Sd
Sergeant E. H. Wolters was elected
Second Lieutenant vice J. d. Tregloan
Messrs. H. F. Glade, John H. Patty,
and f A. Schaefer, eonsuls for Germany,
Holland. and Italy, respectively, paid
official visits TO the Japanese war-yessels
last week.
In our "By Authority column it is
notified ''that Yiscount Tadabumi Tori
has resumed the exercise OF his fune-
tiouS IS H. I. J. Ms vice-conSul at
Honolulu.
The Japan Gazette of Sept. 18th says
that To-day Viscount Tori, Vice
Consul, who has been staying in the
Capital for some time on leave Of absence,
LETT for Honolulu
In our by Authority" column is no
tee from the Foreign Office regarding
the ConsulAte-General Of Japan and the
absence from this Kingdom
Of Mr.. TSro Ando.
1t is proposed by California wine mer-
chants 70 build large warehouse for
the storage Of brandy II Honolulu. Par
.icul&rs IN our San Francisco letter pub
lished IN this issue
Welearn that Mr.. and Mrs T. g. Crib
bic, leave Honolulu by the steamship City
l. Picking this week; and that the cause OF
their hasty departure is owing to the Ill
ness Of Mr.. Gribble.
4 challenge from the Home kakela
baseball club TO the Roads and Bridges
.eam has been accepted by the latter,
and the match VIII take place next Sat-
Irday az 3 .. n. on the Makiki diamond.
Including the prisoners committed for
not and conspiracy On Saturday last
there are now 40 c3mmlttals for offences
connected with the recent InsurrectiOn-
lG treason, . conspiracy and 81 riot
4 'constant-reader7 asks Us the fol-
owing questions. Has the Hawaiian
Kingdom any bonded debt, and if so
where IS It f0ated, what interest does it
bear, and when and how IS It redeemed p"
Messrs- Benson, Smith & Co. are the
tenderers for the supply Of
irugs and medical supplies to the Gov
eminent medical institutions under the
control Of the Board Of Health for the
ensuing year.
The moon Is now far advanced In her
lortherly course, and corresponds to
noon" 1t this period Of the year the
satellite looks larger brighter and nearer
han St other seasons
Rev. EEphalet Whittlesey, who was
= " NJ
hese islands from 1874 TO 1854 and was
stationed az Hama and kaupo, Maui,
lied in Elwuod, N J., September 1st, at
he age Of seveuty-tTo-
Rev. Walter Frear, after 81 extended
experience in the ministry Of this State
nd the Hawaiian Islands, has gone TO
oakland to make his apparent home,
nd l. building 4 house On Tenth avenue,
East OakL4nd--[S- f Call.
The Hook and Ladder Company, at
heir meeting Wednesday evening
.dOgsed the same ticket IS No. Co. for
he election Of engineers VIZ. For Chief
=. B. Wilson, Ist Assistant George Nor
On, % Assistant j. H Boyd
Three japanese naval officers went BY
he W. g. Hall Tuesday to visit our
-0lcan0 n order 20 compare It with
Smoky Jack. the name given By sail
RS To the largest japanese volcano; but
hey VIII find comparisons difficult, CIV
~ to great difference Gf size and other
undIrious
The trial Of the ire-6eII sc No ) En-
Inc House took place att p n Satrr- |
,rdGY last Is previously announced. |
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