The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-06-11

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ward.
Purser Smith, OF the Mariposa, has
our thanks for The usual files OF news
| papers.
Three DRINKS forfeited Sc bail each in
the Police Court on Saturday. They did
not appear.
The Mariposa brought 81 saloon pas
sengers for Honolulu, and 20 saloon pas
sengers were in transit.
The P. NJ. S. 5. City of Picking is ex-
pected to-day from San Francisco,
en- route to Yokohama and Hongkong.
Mr.. Edwin C. Fishbourne, for several
years a resident OF Honolulu, died at
San Francisco on the 2Sth Of last month.
The concert OF the Honolulu Arion is
postponed from the 14th to the 25th OF
this month The Tyrolean Warblers
will sing upon the occasion.
The baseball match between Oahu
College and an unknown team, last Sat
urday, resulted in unknown being
beaten. The score was 8 to 6.
Earthquakes, OF unmistakable motion,
have now removed to France and South
Britain; while Hawaii is rejoicing in a
heightened term Of peace from these
shakes.
In our ''By Authority" column to-day,
viii be seen notice of a Government sale
OF allotments OF land bounded by Bere-
tania, Young and Keeaumoku streets,
Kulaokahua, Honolulu.
The residence OF Mr.. c. Livingstone
on Beretania street has lately been pur-
chased by Mr. A. Ehlers, for $500.
The purchase includes vacant lot ad-
joining the dwelling premises.
We learn that the steamers Kinau,
Likelike and Mokolii will ali sail on
Wednesday June 18th, the day after
Kamehameha Day, and in consequence
OF that holiday being on a Tuesday.
His Majesty the King gave a royal
breakfast to Mr.. T. P. Hastings Thurs
day morning, as an aloha previous to |
that gentleman leaving for the United |
States by the Umatilla.
At a few points on Beretania street
I Makiki end) there are whirligig foun-
tains that play on a part Of the side
walk. The water thrown in this way does |
not improve the sidewalk, and is a waste
Of water.
The New South Wales government has
granted renewal OF the mail service
contract to the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany for one year, dating from October
next to November 1890 New Zealand,
so far, does not join in this contract
The contract for furnishing the Interior
Department with a supply OF water pipes
and fittings for the Water Works of Ho-
nolulu, Waikiki, Hilo, and Koloa has
been awarded to Messrs. W. q. Irwin &
Co., for wrought iron piping with patent
joints.
The Friend for June contains much
interesting reading matter that is suit
able in the columns of a religious peri
Odical. There is also a condensed sum-
mary of many of the events that occur
red during the month OF May, and up to
he time OF publication.
"
Los Angeles and San Bernardino Coun-
les in California have shipped off 1900
;arloads OF oranges this year of which
800 carloads were from Riverside. This
will give some idea of the extent of the
orange business in Southern California.
Most OF this fruit is shipped east.
The Court, Mr.. Justice McCully, and
several members of the bar, among
whom were the Hons. Paul Neumann, A.
Rosa, j. L. Kaulukou, and Deputy At
orney General A. p. Peterson, left for
Maui by the Likelike on Monday week, to
lold and attend a term Of the Second /
circuit Court.
The store lately occupied by George
lnglehardt, Fort street, is being fitted
.p for the reception OF the coming stock
+ the new hardware company recently
rganized. The business will, we learn, q,
e conducted under the management of ,
Ir. E. R. Hendry, lately of the Pacific
hardware Company OF this city.
Mr.. Schmidt, lately member OF the
Tyrolese minstrels,' is endeavoring to
1rm q music class in Honolulu He is
ighly recommended as an efficient t
9acher, and has recently had great {
uccess in the island of Maui, especi- ,
lily at Wailuku where he has formed
class similar to what he wishes to form
! Honolulu.
Mr.. Goodale of Hilo District informs
S that the trash chute at Papaikou Mill |
lught fire last Wednesday from a spark q
lat blew from the chimney, but was t
eXtinguished before any ma c
rial damage was done. The Papaikou e
ill turned out in six days 1879 tons of G
lgar; and $50 tons in twenty-seven |
avs work during the month OF May. g
The yacht Spray went on trip to Eva a
q Saturday afternoon at 80 p. m. and t
turned Sunday evening. Mr.. J. H. C
atty, Major Benson and others were t
4 board, and all express themselves 2
iuch pleased with the sailing qualities Il
the yacht. The Spray will be kept i:
r the present at the Myrtle boathouse, e
charge OF the caretaker Harry Rob- Il
son. v
In Mr.. X. W. Meyers annual report
4 the Leper Settlement at Molokai, as
in the GAZETTE of May 21st,
,curred the following items OF expense r.
80 bags OF flour, 1920 81; 9 bags sugar, (
100 81; $50 boxes soap, 1882 80. These T
ems should have read $50 bags flour, !
bags sugar, and 30 boxes soap-the q
oney value of the items was correct as =
inted. .
Mr.. c. w. Giles, tonsorial artist on Il