The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-16
The Chiiian warship Pilcomayo sailed
Wednesday morning.

Luc Ollilidh NdTStllp IliCOHdl y sdlicu
Wednesday morning.
The Pacific Hardware Co, limited,
advertise new lines OF goo Is in this issue.
In our "By Authority" column will be
seen notice OF Deputy Assessors ap-
pointed.
The Government and consular flags
were hoisted in honor OF the French an
niversary Sunday.
Mr.. G. w. c. Jones has been APP
pointed secretary to the Board OF Health,
vice Mr. W. o.. Ashley resigned.
Princess Liliuokalani went by the
Waialeale last trip TO make the circuit
Of Kauai, and will visit at Kalalau.
Mr.. G. W. c. Jones has resigned his
position as Secretary to the Board OF
Health, after q very short term OF office.
In our BY Authority column appears
a translation OF an autograph letter from
the Emperor Of Germany to His Majesty
the King.
New sidewalks are being constructed
on Beretania street, and the work Is pro-
crossing favora5ly. The streets OF the
city are now receiving a fair amount OF
attention.
Robert More, the King street machin-
ist. met with a bad internal injury on
Tuesday while lifting one of the Tramcar
wheels. He will be confined to his
house for 4 couple Of months.
Mr.. Wm. ?. Fennell, of Makawao,
Maui, holds full power of attorney for
DR.. i. II Bailey, OF Santa Cruz, Cal,
formerly OF Kahului, Maui. See adver-
tisement.
As will be seen, on referring to our
by Authority" column, the recent
changes in the lights at the entrance to
Honolulu harbor are fully explained.
The improvements effected by the
changes are obvious.
On the id page OF this issue, under the
heading OF the Supreme Court, ;" will be
found the decision OF His Honor Justice
McCully Oh the nolle prosequi case OF j..
Z. Robertson. The Court adheres to
It's former oral ruling.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed officers of the Union Mill
Company at Kohala: President, James
Renton Vice President, G. Sneyd-Kyn-
hershey; Treasurer, T. R. Walker; Sec
rotary, Robert Wallace; Auditor, S. R.
keyworth.
Sunday being the anniversary of
the Fail OF the Bastile,' an lat home"
was held on that afternoon at the
French Legation, in Beretania street,
where Hawaiian and foreign representa-
tives called TO pay their respects. The
calls were numerous.
The lark PAX Wan was sold at auction
on Saturday last by /. J. Levey. The
captain of the vessel, Captain Smith, was
the purchaser at 1850. Captain Smith
was also the successful bidder Tor the
ships donkey-engine and sundries,
which were Knocked down at 1904 %.
, Regarding certain comments made in
this paper recently about waiting-rooms
at steamer landings, we are now reliably
informed that a waitlng-room for ladies',
has been established at Mahukona for
some time; and that its purpose is in
dicated by sign in large letters over the
door
1t has been suggested that champion
sculleT might be evolved at Honolulu, if
boats for single scullers were placed on
Hawaiian waters. The odds would not
be large against 2 Hawaiian oarsman
were he matched with Beach or Searle.
Such a movement only needs encourage
ment
About two dozen passengers left Homo
lulu Tuesday for the Volcano by the
steamer W. q. Hall MIR P c. Jones,
accompanied by q select party, was
among the passengers; and we learn
that this party will make an extended
tour among the plantations, besides
visiting the abode Of Pele.
A sad accident happened to child Of
Captain McCulloch's, of the brig w. q.
Irwin, on Wednesday last whereby the
boy, only four years old, was nearly
killed. 1t appears that the little fellow
was attempting to walk down the gang
plank from the vessel and, missing his
footing. fell head downward on the
wharf. The vessel is detained in conse-
quence; and will, we learn, not now sail
until Monday next.