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

The Walla Walla comes next after tn
Mariposa.
Mr.. Hutchinson's bust Of Mr.. William
Aud is on exhibition at Messrs. Kinl
Bros art store, Hotel street.
After giving the concert at Emm:
Square on Saturday, the Royal Ha
waiian Band played the steamer Zea
landia off
Mr.. Jas. Sherwood, driver OF the Wal
kiki bus the last few years OF its run
ming, has been in the Queens Hospita
with fever for the past week.
Mr.. John Dyer, whose office is. up
stairs in Spreckels' block, is now agent
OF the Risdon Iron Works for these
Islands. He has two advertisements in
this paper.
A native fell in the foundry on Satur-
day and piece OF shafting rolled on his
leg, bruising it but not seriously. He
was relieved by DIR. McKibbin at his
drugstore.
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
! thus concludes an article on the Pacific
" 1t should be the aim OF every Ameri-
can statesman to raise our flag once for
all at Honolulu
Money has been put up in Sydney by
Mr.. Hotfnung and others, and an invita-
ton forwarded by the Mayor, to procure
a visit TO that Australian city from the
Royal Hawaiian Band
The Raymond and Whitcomb excur-
sionists were presented to His Majesty
by United States Minister Merrill on
Friday morning. The Kingwas attended
by Chamberlain Jas w Robertson.
Captain Macdonell, the well-known
United States veteran, is going to Kahu-
lui to-day with Little Phil" He has
had phenomenal success with the work
in Honolulu, as it is one that sells on
sight.
The Arion invitation party Saturday
evening was attended by many members
and their lady friends. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed. Messrs. Schmidt
and 0llert assisted in the instrument
alism.
Departing Chinese made point of not
taking passage in the Japanese steamer
Omi Maru, because she brought japanese
labor here to compete with their race.
They could better afford to avoid that
vessel, knowing the Gaelic was near.
Harrison and Morton were to be inau-
gurated in suits Of American made black
worsted diagonal. This was due to the
suggestion of John T. Plummer, Of New
York, to Russell Harrison, the Presi-
dents son. Plummer told him that the
American mills turn out the best stuff in
the world
The 4" Prospectus OF the Royal Ia-
waiian Academy of Music, Lyric and
Dramatic Art'' has been issued. The
King IS President; Signor Campobello
and Prof. Henry Berger are the Direc-
tors. All who take an interest in those
high arts should procure a copy of the
prospectus.
Mr.. White, hack driver, formerly
driver OF the Palama bus, met with
severe accident few days ago. The
steam roller coming out Of the Govern
ment yard frightened his mare, and she
kicked through the dashboard and hit
the driver on the leg. He has to nurse
the injured member now in bandages.
Mr.. Dick Brash was showing in this
Office Thursday evening a remarkably
large specimen OF the ''moa" fish, which
he got at the Fish Market. 1t is seven
inches long, one and three-quarters deep
o,,I +,,-,, ,,,,I q, y,,orya,. vY-,yla +l,p
tom. This queer fish has some likeness
in miniature to 2 ship Of the Merrimac
type.
At the annual meeting the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Company re-
elected its entire executive, viz. Mr..
T. r. Foster, President; Captain w. 3.
Godfrey, Nice-President; Hon. j Ena,
Secretary; Mr.W. II. Mclean, Treasurer;
Mr. ?. @. Jones, Auditor; Messrs. I. r.
Foster, @. \. Wilcox, w. B. Godfrey
and J Ena, Directors.
The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Representatives OF the Fire Department,
Chief Engineer Wilson presiding, was
held Thursday night No business of
public importance was dispatched. An
duced; in the shape OF a suggestion to
start a 'Fremen's Sick Benefit Fund"
Benefits are now paid out of the sick
fund for injuries sustained by fremen
on dutyonIy.
On Saturday about noon two China
men were observed prowling about Mr.
J. 4. Gonsalves' Photographic show room
on Fort street. Shortly after a plush
bag containing $50 cash and 500 worth
Of jewelry was missed from the room.
The police and press were Immediately
notified of the robbery. Mr.. Gonsalves |
is absent on Maui, his wife and sister-in-
law being left in charge.
Vice Consul Blackjack has issued a
prohibiting all citizens of
The United States from selling or supply |
ng intoxicating liquors to Samoans or
INV other islanders OF the South Pacific. |
without an order from a person per-
nitted to give such an order. Sir J. B.
rhurston, Governor of the South and
West Pacific, has similarly prohibited
Ill British subjects within his jurisdic-
ion.
The Boston Advertiser, Feb. 6, reports
he 61st annual exhibition OF the Chaun-
Y Hall School held the previous day.
Among pupils from these Islands men
toned are May Mott Smith, reciting
The Land of Nod" and II. NJ Mott
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