The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-01-22


me company's premises.
Alter drill Tuesday evening Co. B.,
CAPTAIN Fisher, Honolulu Rifles, held
meeting, when the idea of holding a
company ball was discussed without
definite action being taken.
Rzrotonga rejoices in the prospect of a
good crop OF coffee, from which much
b1ser times are anticipated. Hawaii
should not Jet other groups beat her in
coffee any more than in sugar.
The embarkation OF a lot of mules de-
-aved the Kinau more than half an hour
n departure. They had fine bracing
Qualities, but were no match for the
steam donkey pitted against them.
The Board OF Education will have an
exhibit In the Hawaiian trophy at PARIS.
Requests have been directed to school
agents throughout the Kingdom to send
il specimens OF work from the schools.
Street railway construction is progress
5lE towards Palama. 1t Will end at Ka
-aehameha School, Kalihi. \ turntable
50T cars has been inserted in the street at
the c0mp2ny's car sheds near the Chin
ese Theatre.
ALondon despatch Of Dec 2Sth says
Z j. understood that II. B. NJ. S. Swift
sure and Caroline have received orders
70 rroceed to Panama. Our San Fran
cisco letter had Il that these ships had
been ordered to Samoa.
The Alameda carried hence mail OF
zzl5 letters and l,1S7 papers, and the
Australia one OF 1851 letters and l,S6S
papers This makes an outgoing foreign
nail within three business days Of 6, $50
letters and 1858 papers.
The Leleiohoku Guards, Second Bat
-1l-ln H. v, elected the following Off
GERS Thursday evening. to serve for one
veass Captain. w. 5. Wond; First
Lieutenant Alex. Smith; Second Lieut.
5-GE-. ). h. hunUiakea.
The receipts and expenditures OF the
Hawaiian Treasury for the last quarter
15 the past year are published to-day by
authority. Receipts were $500, 797 IS,
aid expenditures 1927 ,O56.77, leaving a
treasury balance Of S37S, 74l.2l.
IusFect9r-General Atkinson began the
Inspection OF schools in this district with
4
he VIII, however. suspend other vista
mons for the present, IN order to attend
q the Board 5 exhibit for Paris.
Monsieur Marie Gabriel Georges Bos-
ssrllt d'Anglade is proclaimed as the
accredited Commissioner Tor France at
-le Hawaiian Court He had an audi
=nee u the King Wednesday, which is
--Lsl...v announced elsewhere.
The Hawaiian climate may be better
appreciated j; couuasted with that OF
s--le other countries. An Adelaide tele-
gram SAYS: Christmas Day was the
-E-r=~t ever experienced here, the Their
-l1Ue-e- registering l07 in the shade.
Rev. 4. D. Bissel's singing class re-
opened on Thursday at the Y. VI. C. A.
ball with an attendance of about twelve
some more are expected to Join the
ranks The present course will embrace
lessons on the scale and part singing.
hon. Cecil Brown is going to get that
courthouse Tor his constituents of Koo-
-auioa after many years praying and
waiting. Tenders for the building are
cut, 70 close on February 18th, also for
building a courthouse at Kailua, Hawaii.
Nr. c. B. Reynolds, having concluded
not TO accept the Office of Superintendent
q the Leper Settlement on Molokai, has
resumed DUTY as an Agent of the Board
q Health. Mr.. Kingsley continues in
MS old position OF special officer of the
BoSrd OF Health.
Il. B. n. 5. Cormorant had some good
Il Il l.
- The island Captain Nicolls, accom-
panied by Captain Bourke late of the
Hyaclnth, went on a hunting eXpedi
non They shot three deer, goodly lot
q t1rkeys. and other game.
ln Auckland paper reports the sudden
death. on board the brigantine Ada c.
owen between Rarotonga and Auckland,
e Captain George Kelly, 4 passenger,
ABOUT Sd years Of age, a native Of New
Bedford Who retired from whaling some
years ago and settled in the islands,
Vhere he married.
The ROYAL Hawaiian Bands concert
Oh board II. b. u. :. Hyacinth on Fri
day evening was q very successful inno-
vzti0n- Beautifully illuminated the |
shir made fine sight from every point |
@ view while the mellow cadence OF the |
harmouies on the water was peculiarly !
delightful. Besides the seatarers on |
their vessels, many people were assem-
bed a the water front to enjoy the con-
GER
We are requested by the Board of |
Prison Inspectors TO appeal TO the public |
Tor assistance in providing suitable read |
ing matter Tor the prisoners, and to ask |
that persons having books and news
papers or other periodicals to spare for
Tins purpose, win kindly send them to the
Superintendent of Oahu Gaol or to the
gthce OF Mr.. A S Hartwell, the Presi-