The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-29

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Nine passengers left for the Vol
cano last week on the steamer
kinau-
Some fine horses arrived from the
Coast on the barks G. D. Bryant and
Forest Queen
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Herbert Purvis
and R. W Purvis of Kukuihaele are
registered at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. j. Williams has some fine
group photographs of the Mikado
Company for sale at his studio, Fort
street.
Mr. I. ?. Harris of Pahala has
been appointed an agent to take &C
acknowledgements to labor contracts
Tor the District of Kau.
The Bulletin in an article in
Wednesdays issue on the Supreme
Court of Hawaii" leaves out en-
tirely the name of Judge Lee.
The Hawaiian jury, in the case of
O. r. Keomaka VS.. II. B. Lohelani
et al, ejectment, returned verdict
for plaintiff, fixing damages at SIS.
There will be masquerade ball at
the Rifles Armory, Thursday, May
18th, In aid of the funds of the Por
tuguese Ladies Charitable Associa-
ton.
A man named Peterson has been
going around town with subscrip-
ton list to raise funds for his daugh-
ter and family who live in Copen-
hagen.
Messrs. E. Hoffschlaeger & Co. in
new advertisement, give particu-
lars of new goods they have received
from Boston by the bark John D..
Brewer.
il. Kaulukou and j. E. Bush
are already in the field as candidates
at the election for Representative
Tor the District of Koolau, to be held
May 14th-
Mr.. y. S. Sachs has new adver-
tisement in this issue which gives
full particulars of his new sum-
mer dress materials. The ladies
should read it.
Mr.. W. G. Walker has been ap-
pointed member of the North Hilo
Road Board, and Mr.. j. K. Nahale a
member of the Board for theDistrict
of North Kona.
One Of our well-known coasting
captains has worn a very happy ex-
preston the past few weeks, giving
one the impression that he might be
going to get married very shortly.
AIr. Vischer, an expert engineer
from California, left on the Kinau
Tuesday afternoon, to examine the
Hamakua water ditch, and also to
make suggestions with regard to
storage.
Capt. Jorgenson, who left London,
England, September II, 1889, in his
patent life boat, the Storm King,
bound for Melbourne, Australia, via
Madeira, arrived at Cape Town
March Sd.
In the case of j. Mana VS.. j. G.
and S. NJ. Kaaukai, damage, appeal
from Police Court, the Hawaiian
jury returned verdict for plaintiff
for $50 which is a confirmation of
the judgment of the lower Court.
The Pacific Hardware Company
received on the bark John D. Brewer,
full lines of agricultural implements,
plantation supplies and general
merchandise. Read their new ad-
vertisement.
In another column an article ap.
pears on Sailors International
Homes. which will be read no doubt
with interest, as at the present time
the subject of a new Sailors Home
IN Honolulu is engrossing public at
tention.
In his address at the Y. M. G. A
hall, Thursday evening, DIR. G. nj.
Hyde said ''that Mr. Berger, the peer
less bandmaster, had arranged for
series of open air concerts in the
Queen Emma Hall grounds, and that
benches would be provided for those
who attended"
Six Japanese were Friday COM
mitted for trial in the Supreme
Court on a charge of riot. They be
long to the Heeia Plantation, and
because another Jap would not help
them in a contemplated strike, they
serenaded him with tin-can music,
threw stones and broke the windows
N his room.
Wednesday nightthe members of