The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-09-30

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
\. S. Sachs is opening out new
goods.
The Planters Monthly for Sep
TENDER is out.
The Ahupuaa of Mapulehu on
Molokai is for sale.
DR.. Gre enfield was lying seriously
Ill at latest accounts.
Mr.. Alex Young left on the Austria
liza on business and pleasure.
Read the new advertisement of the
Uptown News store elsewhere.
Tarn McGrew left on the Australia
to attend college in Boston, Mass.
The San Diego and Hilo steam
ship subsidy bill was killed in the
house Thursday.
During Mr.. j. NJ. Lydgate's alb
sence from the Kingdom, Mr.. W. o.
Smith will act for him.
Campbell, Marshall & Co. sent no
less than 6,S54 punches of bananas to
the Coast on the Australia.
The Paradise of the Pacific for
September is out, and can be OBJ
tanned at the usual places.
Mrs. S. B. Rose and Miss Rose de-
parted on the Australia to be absent
a few months visiting in California.
a notice with regard to certificates
of shares of the Hawaiian Pacific
Cable Company's stock will be found
elsewhere.
On Saturday afternoon the band
played at the water works at Eva,
and later at the baseball grounds at
Pearl City.
Mr.. Chas. T. Wilder will act for
Wilder & Co. during the temporary
absence from the Kingdom of Mr..
W. c. Wilder.
Sunday was the anniversary of the
birth Of the King of Portugal. The
Government diplomatic and consular
flags were flying all day.
The Rev. Thos. l.. Gulick of Ma
kawao has presented Oahu College
with a handsome picture of a scene
on the Grand Canal of Venice.
The appointment of Mr.. Eben P.
Low as Deputy Tax Assessor for the
North Kohala district, in place of
WI Brodie, deceased, is announced.
The quarterly exhibition of Sun
day Schools was held at kaumaka-
pill Church, Sunday morning. The
attendance was not so large as usual.
The British bark William lie La
cheur. 573 tons register, left Hong
kong September 18th for Honolulu,
consigned to Wing Wo Chan Com
pany.
Six members of the chain gang
were returning to the prison Thurs
day afternoon, when, on Merchant
street, they met friend. All stopped
TO shake hands and have brief chat
with him.
Mounted Police Horace Crabbe,
John Robinson and Chas. Liilii, ar
rested a Chinaman in Pauoa Valley
about 3:15 O'Clock, Friday morning,
while in the act of stealing taro. He
will be tried next week.
The Rev. Frank Thompson, Chap
lain of the q. S. Flagship Charles
ton, assisted at the services of the
Second Congregation of St.Andrew's
Cathedral, Sunday evening. The
choir rendered some excellent music.
There was not large attendance
at the bicycle exhibition at the Hotel
Saturday evening. Mr.. Maltby's
clever performance was very much
appreciated by those present The
Hawaiian string orchestra was pres
ent and played selections.
4 cablegram was received by the
Alameda announcing the death of
the Rev. Mother formerly Sister
Bertha) founder of the Miss Sellon
order, of which st. Andrews Priory,
Honolulu. is branch. The deceased
Reverend Mother was we'll known on
the Islands, where she resided for
several years.
A treat is in store for the lovers OF
baseball. Next Saturday afternoon
teams from the Union and Honolulu
Iron Works will ''pelt the leather
sphere clean out of recognition"
Makiki is the site chosen, and three
baggers and home-runs are promised
by each individual player. No adj