The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-03-12

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
C51-ratuladcns, Mr.. Yogel.
Three whalers were reported off Koko
Head Tuesday morning.
1rszsrs. Anderson 4 Lundy have a no.
nee lf comfort to aching jaws elsewhere.
E-lquakes in Costa Rica, C. A,
r-re caused fearful loss OF life and prop
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sIsszrs. W. A. Bowen and E. D.
-Ee E-m OF Castle q Cooke.
kamehameha III. Day falling on Sun
day. Minister Thurston proclaims Satur-
EE. 10th inst, as public holiday.
Tie Secretary OF the Privy Council has
zr5-5re IN the official column, regarding
-z-7tsns Tor pardon or Communication OF
sentence.
H-. :. B. Rose Is scattering very at
--lva calendars and cards OF the New
York Mutual Lie Insurance Company
zl- which he is agent.
The passenger list OF the Klikitat con-
-4ius the names Of two OF Judge Bicker-
-l-'s sons, who are going to attend school
rs Seattle, Washington Territory.
Nr. kiein's last letter from Samoa, car
ned % san Francisco by himself, occu
mes with several illustrations nearly two
uz-es OF the Examiner OF February 18th.
When the Morning Star was at the
Gilbert Islands the forcibly deposed King
NzIiet0a OF Samoa was there taking
affairs cool in his native costume the
ual0.
The Kinau brought back the American
excursion party safe and sound from
-nelr visit TO the volcano. They were
vel satisfied with the sublime fireworks
II nature.
Att0rney-General Ashford has post
E1led q contemplated health trip to the
Coast, from last steamer till one in
April or May, on account OF q press of
Official business.
S-no- Campohello has decided upon
opening an academy for vocal and in
s-Ementa. music, and also for foreign
languages. Persons DESTROYS OF taking
private lessons VIII please address him
- Tie Hawaiian Hotel, Tor the present.
H-a winds Tuesday evening gave
promise cl ram. In the meantime Su-
p=-ut=uGent Wilson has relieved the
scarcity OF water in parts where 1t ex-
-sie1. by connecting the artesian with
-le reservoir system
Hon. C.. IL. Bishop gave 4 reception at
lis resilH nee on Emma street Thursday
evening, To Hon. Elisha II. Allen. Hs-
TEl5En C9usul-General at New York,
and Mrs. Allen. The ROYAL Hawaiian
Sand PLAYED on the grounds.
Mr.. r II. Hayselden's bail bond OF
$1,000 Tor appearance, declared forfeit by
-le Supreme Court during his absence in
the States, has never been prosecuted,
nor Is II likely to be by the Government,
since le has returned and stood his trial.
Tie following is from a late China
papers a native OF Hsiang Shan, who
mas lately returned from Honolulu with
ample money. having raised at his eN-
r1elsa q public school III his native place,
Is recommended TO the Authorities for
reward.
lands containing us acres at Hama
E-E, Hawaii, were sold at the Govern
leut building by auction Thursday,
and bought Tor $93450, or the upset
z-5ce Of >5.25 per acre, by T. II. Davies
and lhas Motley doing business as the
H-uakua Plantation Company.
Or reporter Tuesday inspected Mr..
-z-reliu@ou's bust OF Mr.. VIM. Aud cast
p plaster from the clay model previously
noticed i has been touched up by the
---.-r until il is more expressive than
--a model OF a terra Gotta tint it makes
me work oL art, and it is hoped viii be
5al-ed down town shortly.
QEce1s OF the Peoples Ice and Re
.5-erztg- Company have been elected
r the ensuing year rs follows: Mr.J. |
& Wilder. President; Hon. W. W. Hall. I
E.1e-Erasident; Hon w. E. Foster,
~ze-e.zrys 1Ir. ". Z. Wall, Treasurer: |
hon. W. @. Smith, Auditor-all the
above constituting a board Of directors.
lI- Nasche. collector Tor the Ha-
flIan Business Agency, started on a
orr round this island Tuesday. In |
r1ssiu- the Pail q violent gust of wind .
upset his buggy and damaged it some
what. He managed 10 reach haneohe,
however. rs the telephone message
about the accident came from that
place.
Elder Tay, q 5. d. A. missionary who
was waiting at Tahiti for passage to Pit
earn Island by the schooner Phoebe
Chapman, hence July 31st for the South
seas, arrived in san Francisco lately.
Re reported that the schooner had not
reached Tahiti up till January 18th when
be LEFT, and word had been received from
Pitcairn Island that she had not been
here either.
The New York Maritime Exchange
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