The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-03-04

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Rubber hose all sizes at the Pacific
Hardware Company.
Captain Jack Lee is around town
shaking hands with his friends.
Yes, that is so, Mr.. Horn. your butter
scotch is capital thing for a cold.
Arthur White holds power of attorney
to transact business Tor c. L. Brito.
A Chinaman was arrested on Saturday
for larceny OF lumber, the property OF
Levers x Cooke sr
All Hung has been committed tor trial
TO the Supreme Court for larceny OF $40,
the property of Levi Drew.
There may be letter for you in the
advertised list OF letters remaining in the
A man with the harmonious name of
John Eskechello, is in the Station house
awaiting trial on q charge OF larceny
Sachs show window is filled with en-
brolderies, and prices marked in plain
figures shows how reasonable they are.
Tenders for printing and binding
license forms are called for in our "By
Authority" column by the Minister OF
the Interior.
The meeting OF the trustees of the
Sailors Home on Saturday morning was
with regard to the site for the new home.
No action was taken at the meeting.
The ROYAL Hawaiian Band gives moon
light concerts at Thomas Square, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, and at
the Hawaiian Hotel Friday evening.
The Cabinet do not approve OF the
election OF V. V. Ashford as Colonel
commanding the Hawaiian volunteers.
A new election will have to take place
The birthday of kamehameha III
March 18th, will be observed as a ma
tional holiday, and all Government
offices throughout the Kingdom will be
closed on that day.
The six-roomed cottage on Richard
street lately occupied by Mr.. L j Levey
was sold Saturday at noon at auction by
that gentleman for $515 to Mr.. j. H.
Congdon. The fencing realized $15.
Last Thursday night while a China
man was asleep in his room on Mauna-
kea street, some one entered the room
and gave him good beating. He is in
bed and is unable to recognize his assail-
ant.
Tickets Tor the concert at kawaiahao
Church next Saturday evening by the
hawaiahao Seminary pupils are now on
sale at the Hawaiian News Co.'S store,
Uptown book store and at the Seminary
Price, so cents.
Some wilful person or persons have
pulled up the piles and tore off the braces
holding them together, fixed in the
stream makai of Sunny South on the
new beach road. 1t will 90 hard with
them if they are caught.
According to the Anglican Church
Chronicle the lately deceased Bishop of
Zululand has been connected with the
Church of England for SIS years. He
must have accumulated a good many
barrelfuls of sermons in that time.
A private letter from Makawao states
that there has been an extraordinary
amount of rain in the district lately, so
much so that Paia and Hamakuapoko
mills had to let up grinding, very I'M
usual thing for them to do, on account OF
rain.
The little King street urchin who gave
his teacher the following warning was
about right, after all: "You have to be
awful careful when you are getting over
it, or you will have collapse, and if you
have q collapse you viii get the am
monia."
Saturday was very pleasant day, but
Sunday morning the rain again poured
down in torrents and it was showery the
rest Of the morning and part of the after
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doors. 1t let up about O'Clock, and
the weather in the evening was quite
enjoyable, the moon shining brightly.
A picnic was given at Waialae Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Miss Nc
Combe, sister Of Mrs. Purser ]. B. Sutton,
who leaves on the next steamer for San
Francisco. In the evening the merry
party found their way to Waikiki where
they had dinner at the Branch hotel.
The whole affair was very enjoyable.
At the annual meeting of the Hawaii
an Carriage Manufacturing Company,
held Friday afternoon, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, B. F. Dillingham;; Vice-Pres-
ident, Jas. g. Spencer; Secretary, W. o.
Smith; Treasurer, Geo Dillingham;; ;
Auditor, C. 7. Gulick Mr. Z. G.
Schuman having resigned his position of
manager, Geo. Dillingham; has been APP
pointed to fill the vacancy.
There is to De a new waltz, it seems,
Herr Strauss having discovered that the
present generation OF dancers is not
strong enough for the rapid Vienna
whirl. The Minuet Waltz is to be the