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

LOCAL AND GENERA.
!. eoodby. 1855.
welcome, 1859. i
Happy New Year to ali our readers,
See contents OF Planters Monthly else
where printed.
The wind blew almost gale in the I
streets Christmas eve.
Ksahumanu street has some bad pud (
dies and is utterly bereft OF artificial /
light after dark.
Mesrs. Hart & Co. were the caterers d
for the collation. OF Hawaiian Lodge and /
acquitted themselves scceptably.
The Superintendent OF Water Works is i
notifying ratepayers by post card OF due r
day and amount OF each ones rate
The S. s. Takasago Maru is announced !:
70 sail positively tomorrow. Special I
facilities are promised Chinese passen-
gers
The band went round town on seren-
aiding expedition ON Christmas Eve 1t /
PLAYED fine selection in the business
part Of Fort street
The only arrests for breaches OF the
peace "Wednesday were one for drunken
ness and one Tor assault and battery.
Alter the storm q calm.
= Mumps have struck the community
i1st as whooping cough had overrun it
n pretty thoroughly. DIR. Miner reports
seyeral cases in his practice.
A butchers boy tried TO steal whip
from a brake on the premises OF Gus
toner on Christmas morning. Being
called on to stop, he threw the article
down.
Mines from the q. S. s. Alert played
lively game of baseball at Makiki on
!. Christmas Day The scores stood 81
and A. One OF the players had the
misfortune to split his finger
There is a French bark named Kala-
kaua as well as the Hawaiian bark OF
that name She trades between France
and Canada. The Hawaiian vessel is
500 tons register and the French bark
Is AS tons. Il
IN the wee sma' hours of Wednesday
morning three man-cf-war sailors were
curled up in slumber on the sidewalk IN
front OF the Cosmopolitan saloon. APP
parentIy the police thought best to let
them snooze Off their booze.
4 Bell telephone message from Wal
amaze after p. m. Thursday stated that
native boy aged six years had been
run over by the cars and instantly killed.
There We're p cars in the train, but the
engine stopped after four cars had passed
over the victim.
Chas. Hall, clerk with Mr.. C. Bolte,
was thrown from the saddle on Bereta-j
MA street, bv his horse shying, on the
.evening before Christmas. He was
stunned by the fall and received bruise
n the leg and hurt his eye. but is likely
to be all right in few days
IA The Chinese Sunday School festival
~. N4UEL Tie Ol Nj. ana MIS-.
rank W. Damon, Christmas Eve, was
1ery joyful affair. The building was
Backed with the juvenile 0rientals. all ,
u whom were rejoiced with gifts and
,hristmas cheer of the kind dear to all
(ittle hearts. H
Mr.. w. H. GraeDhalgh has written
THAT On returning from London he will
come back to the Islands and square up
everything. Meanwhile his wife has left !
Honolulu 10 Join him on the other shore
~.On December oath Mr. I. G. Thrum !
go possession of the store under his
eS tel mortgage
u. THOMPSON, Attorney and Solicitor I
campbell block. corner Fort and Merchant (
ftrests. Honolulu: practices IN the Courts, !
nd after hearing the facts of a case, he !
al. If desired, give the law, Tin vriting)
@ppllca0le 10 the facts, and written opin- !
zon as 10 the course proper to be pursued, !
and the probable result of legal proceed !
i1ss upon the facts 125o-2t* !
Tamcars We're on trial trips all over
the King street route, as far as COM
pleted, on Wednesday. Children were
s. some places exposing themselves to
hanger OF being run over, and for the
1rst while Of the lines operation the
police might save accidents by repress- !;
ing juvenile enthusiasm over the inno-
Fstion-
Another event has been provided for Il
1ae New Years practice of the Hawaiian Il
Rife Association Lieuts Asche and
Douglas Hamilton and Dr. Yeo OF H. B. u
y. s Hyacinth have presented a silver u
81 for competition, to become the pro- 5
lrty Of the winner, In seven shots each q
300, 500 and 600 yards, at two regular Z
|etings Of the Association g
No decision was arrived at by the Cen
Eal Union Church congregation yester- L
ay evening, regarding a site for the '
projected new place OF worship There l
re three sites under eonsideration-the
resent one, the old Mossman lot dia-
E0nally opposite. now owned BY Mr. 7
& fcfIl1r- md the lot ou-uad hx-+ he ..<,r,- Il.