The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-11-19
Wilcox has gone to Maui.


Wilcox has gone to Maui
The steamer Akamai is now adver.
tised to run regularly to certain ports in
Kauai.
Both newspapers are agreed on the
one question of clean streets. Who
cares?
Mr.. w. Austin Whiting goes for a
brief visit TO the Coast; so also does Mr..
James Dodd.
The wielder OF the facile pen whose
witty poesy fed the Owl, is again lying
i'll at the Hospital.
Late advices received per Zealandia
indicate state OF auietness throughout
the Samoan group.
Mr. Allan Herbert left by the Zeal
andia for a visit to his orchard and
nursery in Alameda.
1t is reported that the Dudoit House
changes management on the first
OF the coming month.
Professor Sauntley, q distinguished
English professional singer, passed
through per the Zealandia.
Mr.. W. j. Brodie, the affable auction
eer OF kohala, Hawaii, offers opportunity
TO prospective planters, in this issue.
There is no difference OF opinion re-
garding the disgraceful condition in
which the street crossings are allowed to
remain.
The political pot is beginning to boil
and already there are rumors of pros
pective candidates for all kinds OF pros
pective parties.
The Zealandia arrived at $50 p. m.
on the 10th, from the Colonies, and
sailed again at p. m. on the same date
for San Francisco.
An outfit for the champion baseball
club on Kauai, (only one organized there
AT present. went forward in the steamer
Mikahala last week.
Col. P. H. Brooks whom the knights
OF Pythias people liked TO honor while
here returned per Zealandia en- route to
his home in Lima, Ohio.
The Inspector-General of Immigrants
is reported to have returned to town
again from his visit OF inspection to
plantations on this island.
New goods and new designs in cloth
ing and gents furnishing goods are now
offered At low prices by Mr.. Chas. J.
Fishel. See advertisement.
Attorney-General Ashford, after vari-
Gus previous efforts has finally succeeded
in going TO San Francisco, having sailed
per the Zealandia on the 10th inst.
Captain Emerson OF the bark Annie
Johnson, did not come to terms with
local dealers. so ne sailed away in his
bark for the distant shores of
'Frico.
The party of tourists who were in the
limits OF the crater during the late heavy
shocks at the Volcano, re-
turned to town again last week by the
hinau.
The Superintendent OF Public Works
eft last week for Hookena, Hawaii, to
nap out 4 new road in that district. He
escapes the mud, OF the roads, in this
district.
The working gear and machinery of
he steam-Shovel has arrived safely at
he Oahu Railway Co. 5 station, and will
oe forwarded by rail to the terminus OF
he road.
The coal piles along the Esplanade
ook TO be few and far between and the
arrival OF the bark Annie Johnson, coal
aden, seems to have been very oppor-
the consignee.
There has just been published Volume
VI. OF Hawaiian Reports, and the same
: on sale at the Supreme Court office.
The first volume of this series was bought
~ Cecil Brown, Esq, Thursday.
The Zealandia brings four cabin, and
me steerage passenger for Honolulu, and
welve tons OF cargo. In transit for San
francisco, 2S7 tons OF cargo, forty-five
.abin and fifty-four steerage passengers.
The officers of the Waihee Sugar Co.
or the ensuing year are as follows:
Col. z. S. Spalding; vice
resident, E. d. Tenney; secretary and
.uditor, J. o. Carter; treasurer, p. c.
ones.
The merry-go-round will now swing
tSef and patrons around circle situated
n Hotel street, near the corner Of Nuu-
nu street. 1t would seem as il the loca-
ion was not in accord with the convent /
nee Of the public.
The roar OF the surf could be plainly |
.eard in town yesterday and look TO |
eaward showed the dashing waves |
roke high, line OF white foam being |
from the harbor entrance |
D off OF Pearl river.
The wooden buildings, formerly occu-
led by the Royal Saloon, situated Oh
he corner of Merchant and Nuuanu
treets. were sold at auction Thursday 4
Don, by Mr.. Levey, to Messrs. Walker
Redward Tor 500.
There is no doubt plentiful supply OF 1
alter but il does lock ridiculous to view
prinklerS in the Government yard,
ght in view OF the Water Works office.
Ding with full force during the heaviest
late continued rains