The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14

Capt. j. Phillips, formerly Of the brig
/ Allie Rowe, is now first officer OF the
! barkentine :. y. Castle.
The pig puzzle has struck the town
! badly. The attraction seems to be that
there is neither pig nor puzzle in it.
\ lodge OF knights ofPythias has been
organized at Honokaa Hawaii, with 4
/ charter list OF twenty-one members.
The Hawaii Baseball Club much APP
preciate the gift OF nine wooden uniform
shirts from Hon. Henry Warehouse.
On Saturday and Sunday there were
six arrests made for drunkenness, two
ior furious driving, two for common
nuisance Chinese throwing Stops out on
the street., and one Tor malicious injury.
Serrt. 2. /. Darlington, late OF the
L. :. VI. c. on board the Nandalia, has
been appointed Sergeant Major OF the
Honolulu Rifles Tor the camp drill to
take place At Diamond Head this week.
3 strong iron bridge, from Mirrlees,
Watson IL CO., Glasgow, for Paauhau
plantation. arrived by the bark Jamaica.
4 portion Of it went up by the steamer
Kilauea Hou last "trip and the balance
goes this week.
NJ. W. O'Ferral is pnrser otthe Alamo
ia this trip. He made favorable impres-
sion upon those having business 10 do
with him here. 1t not the irsr time
he mas been here. We have 10 thank
him Tor courtesies received.
About noon Sunday a Chinaman was.
seen pummelliug q fellow-countryman
whom he had under him on the ground,
and varying his sport by splitting in the
victims face, al the poi factory near
King and Liliha streets, Palama.
There was a very small audience at
the Opera House to hear the Swiss
Warblers on Saturday night. The con-
cert was q very ENJOYABLE one, however,
to those present, who proved It SO by
unstinted and enthusiastic applause.
Mr.. :. NJ. Carriers Office on King street
was entered early Sunday morning, and
the interior thoroughly ransacked with
out anything OF value, so lar as known,
being taken. Entrance was made by
loosing or forcing a hook on the back
door.
1t looks like metropolitan style to see
d single line store opened for wholesale
and retail business. The Manufacturers
Shoe Co. Of Boston have opened an
agency for their goods, with Mr.. D. B.
Smith in charge, in the new Brewer
block on Hotel street They have an
immense stock in ali kinds of under
standings.
The Nala nj Hillu musical club, that
accompanied Hon. John a. Cummins to
San Francisco, returned by the Alameda.
They held good houses for season at
the Orpheum, and might have done so
three weeks longer, but one or more OF
them grew homesick aud so the engage
ment was pau.
II Is four years since the late Thos. i.
Thrum's father was heard IRON. If still
alive. Us his descendants here believe,
he is l02 wears old. GTeaJ-gr&ndfather
Thrum once paid q prolonged visit to
this city, and his grandson-in-law, Mr..
David Dayton. believes that he planted
the tamarInd tree now Furnishing on the
lot of the RACED Sailors Home
4 woman injured so that she could
scarcely walk complained at the Police
Station on Sunday forenoon that she had
been run over by a brake between the
prison and the bridge near King street.
Upon her information a foreign resident
was arrested on a warrant charging him
with furious and needless driving, and
was required to deposit 5000 bail tor APP
pearance.
The baseball match between the Ho-
nolulu and Kamehameha mines on Satur-
day was enjoyed exquisitely by q large
audience. Great applause followed the
frequent good playing, particularly that
by the kamehamehas as new aspirants
Tor diamond honors. They have reason
10 be proud OF beating the HOnOlulus-
heroes OF a hundred fights-by the score
OF il to 10.
Capt. Cutler, OF the barkeutine Kliki-
tat, which arrived from Puget Sound on
Saturday, states that when about three
hundred miles south OF Cape FlatJery,
he picked up a buoy marked Pacific
Slope" The vessel OF that name IS a
plying between Puget Sound |
and Australia, and in case Of accident to
the ship. this item may be OF interest. |
She was last reported having lett Sydney |
Tor Shughae February 20.
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