The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-05-27

A handsome pleasure boat is one
q the sights to be seen at the store
a Messrs. G. W. Macfarlape & Co.
Two lots of opium, in all, about
800 tins, are missing from the Gus
som House where they were placed
t1r safe keeping.
Ladies who are in search of white
goods for dresses should call at
Sachs store and see the immense
assortment there.
The Maui Racing Association will
hold Its fourth annual meeting on
July 4th. Sixteen events are down
On TIE programme.
The steamer Mokolii arrived in
port at 2:30 O'Clock Saturday A. NJ
rom Molokai. The Bishop of Homo
lulu was the only cabin passenger.
4 Mills. Steele, Blabon and Watson,
1be four prisoners sentenced for the
Honokaa murder, were brought to
Honolulu on the Kinau and are now
II Oahu jail.
Representative Bush and the At
1orney-General laid their cheeks
lovingly together on Friday. How
good II is for brethren to dwell to-
eether IN peace and harmony.
The pew iron market to be erected
On the Esplanade, arrived on the
Borrowdale. 1t is contained in
$1,000 packages. There are also six
steam plows and SIX boilers on board.
The ceiling and walls of the Legis-
lstive hall have been most beautifully
nescoed by Mr. Rupprecht. His
work Is Of the most artistic nature.
New mating is being laid on the
floor
Mr.. Taizo Masaki, Shorokui, the
new japanese Diplomatic Agent and
Consul. presented his credentials as
such. 10 the King on Saturday at an
sudieDce at the Palace. See By
Authority column.
The new organ for the foreign
church at Makswao, built by Roose-
volt Of NV York, arrived on the
DIRK Andrew WEIGH Thursday. 1t
vii probably be sent to Kahului
this week on the Likelike.
Thos. 2. Cummins was thrown
from his horse Saturday afternoon
on King street while returning from
the baseball match. He hurt his
knee but not seriously. We hope
, Is recovery will be rapid.
Tiscount Tore, retiring Japanese
Diplomatic Agent and Consul Gen
ersl. leaves for Japan to-day on the
Ysmashiro Maru. He took leave of
.-be King on Saturday, full particu-
-Lsrs Of which appear in our By Au-
1hority column.
According to the Japan Mail, Wis
count Tori, japanese Vice Consul
has been recalled. The newly APP
pointed japanese Consul to Hawaii,
Mr.. 7. NasaE, arrived yesterday on
the Yamashiro Msru, with his wife |
and two children.
Tie grand ball in aid of the relief
zuDd If the Honolulu Fire depart
rneDt WI be held on the evening of |
June 10th. probably at the Armory. |
Committees of arrangements have
been appointed. 1t will doubtless
be very brilliant i'nalr.
Mr. Allen Hutchinson, the sculp- |
1Or. Is al the present time engaged IN
modelling large Corinthian capitals
Cor columns for the new schoolhoClse
n course of erection on the Kameha-
neba school premises. 1t will be a
fne building when completed.
Among the passengers by the
Mary Winkleman, from San Fran
CISCO Is Mr.. James B. Hassard, a
lormer resident of these islands, who
vas injured by premature explo-
son on Molokai some years since.
fas has been absent some ten or
twelve years on a visit to the old
country
An accident happened to the eldest
son of the Minister OF Finance on
He was out with some
in the woods shooting.
One Of them was handing him gun
when Il went of, the bullet going
right through Mr.. Damon's right
hand The wound is not a danger
BUS one. but he will be confined to
The house for some time.
Personal Mention.
Among the passengers leaving on
me japanese steamship Yamashiro
AEru on Monday, was Mr.. Alfred
junior member of the firm
Of John Fowler & Co., Leeds and
London. England, who continues his .
ZIP around the world. Mr.. Fowler
has been in the islands about three ,