The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-28

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I. i reported that = new lake has
formed in the crater OF kilauea.
The Arion Society will celebrate En-
peror Williams birthday January -.
The line OF the Oahu railway is being
extended from Manana 10 Honolulu.
The Lurline did well in making the
trip from San Diego 10 Hilo in ten days.
Copies OF the Compiled Laws, Ha-
wSiiSn version, can be had AZ the Interior
Office.
There was 4 Salvation Army man on
hoard the Alameda He was an object
OF curiosity.
Hon. Cecil Brown and others addressed
$ meeting o; First ward voters a. Manoa,
Tuesday evening.
Read the list OF new and interesting
books 70 DC found 81 the Uptown book
and stationery store.
Mr.. Philip Mondt has been appointed
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vice Mr.. H Morrison, resigned.
The WArspi,e, the new flagship Tor the
Pacific station, carries ten guns, Is OF
500 tons with 10000 horse power.
The Alameda brought $4,000 in gold
coin for Messrs. Bishop K Co. There Is
$4,000 more on the way for the same
Erm
Il : reportei thar there is an agent in
town who contemplates the running OF 8
line OF steamers between this port and
San Diego
Messrs. H. Hackield < Co. and Prof.
Sauvler are the agents Of the celebrated
Bechs;sin pianos. Read testimonials
elsewhere.
The Hon " { Deadly, Chief Justice
O. Portland, Oregon, occupied = seat on
the bench Friday during the hearing
O. the banco cases
The story comes from hipahulu. Maui,
Of 3 japanese supposed 70 be dead but
coming 70 life again - the coffin was
about 20 De lowered into the grave.
\ numberof the members Of Chiarini's
Circus Co. passed through on the Ala
media bound for the Colonies Several
Of the horses and ponies were on board
" Il Bernard, = famous minstrel,
died IN New YORK January y. In 1919
Revisited the Hawaiian Islands with the
New NuIk SereladerS, - remaining five
months.
Mr.. Warren D. CLARK, Mr.. Oscar 7.
SswaIl and Mr. Edwin r. Dimond were
admitted - general partners IN the firm
q Williams, Dimond * Co. on Decem-
Der 81, 1859.
The barkentine :. q. Wilder, on her
last TIP from Honolulu, had heavy
weather with rain the whole passage ;
burst royal topgsllant sail, iIb, mains2il
and Spanker.
ASan Francisco paper says: The old
'uropeiler Of the United States steamer
! NipSic i now II Mare Island. II Is
strangely twisted by the Samoan hurri-
cane. Il i said that Il will be sent to
the great worlds falr.
Mrs. H. q. Morse and Mrs. J. B. SUIT
ton. wives Of the popular commander
and purser Of the Alameda, were through
u1ssenzers 70 the Colonies During the
steamers stay in port the two ladies re-
rewed acquaintance with their many
friends u this city
The P. Ms. :. City Of Picking, Capt.
Jro. u. Cavalry, arrived in san Fran
cisco January 9, completing the ships
6l-a rriD across from Yokohama and
signalling It by bringing 1907 tons OF
freight, the largest cargo that she ever
brought 70 that port.
By the Alameda news was received of
the death Of Mr.. II. II. Sachs, father OF
M. y. :. Sachs and Mrs. 4 VI. Mellis,
OF this citv. The sad event took place IN
New York. where the deceased gentle
nan had lived many years IN retirement.
He was . years Of age.
Ala meeting Of the Lue officers Of the
Honolulu Rifles battalion held AZ the
Armory last week, Col V '. Ashford
presiding. the following staff officers were
elected: Major, II. T. Hebbard, re-
elected; Adjutant, Edward langley re-
SL6EtS1, RlArL6TuAslcIf GdIu-oI n
Wilder: Ordnance office, 4. G4rteuberg
Surgeon, John Brodie, VI. d.
The brig Luriine, which LETT San Fran
cisco for Hilo, having the little steamer
Alice IN tow, had 70 let the latter 20
when two days out owing to rough
weather. The Lurline made for San
Diego. where the captain landed his wife
who was sick. The Alice Is expected 70
make HiIo safely. She was well pro
visioued. mad coal, and had three men
on board
II the request Of several planters in
FIJI the Hon H. NJ Whitney has for
wzrded 10 that place on three different
steamers ffty-eight myHsh birds The
first lot had arrived safely and the plant
ers were pleased with them The last
lot. consisting Of twenty-five birds, we're
sent on the Alameda last week. The
rnvnshs are wanted at FIJI, where the
planters are much troabled with cater
pillars
Chinztown presented gay scene last
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