The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-15

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
There was another heavy downpour of
-zin Saturday evening.
/, &c. Lane is no longer in the employ
me HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Co.
M. William C. Parke, the attorney, is
An AGENT TO take acknowledgements.
Mrs. John Corwin returned from a
-wo weeks visit at Hilo, on the steamer
kluau-
The steamship Tamashiro Maru will
probably return to Honolulu on or about
May oath.
The rainfall at DR.. Robert McKibbin's
residence early Wednesday morning was
8 I2-l00 inches.
NJ Arthur Richardson Z. S Vice
Consul General has returned from Hilo
n improved health
The Wilder's Steamship Company will
nav a dividend OF three dollars per share
q their Office on Thursday.
The Hawaiian jury in the case OF The
King V. A. Davis, rape, returned
verdict OF not guilty, two dissenting.
In this issue will be found the COM
uiete returns OF the general election oil
1870 Tor Mobiles and Representatives.
Fifteen Chinese were arrested late
"Wednesday night in house on Mauna-
kea street, Tor gaming by playing fan tan.
The Mutual Telephone Company has
been distributing a new quarterly list
II subscribers. 1t has 90 stations on 1t.
MIRO. Steward OF Waialua, Oahu,
: officially announced as a Notary Pub
nc Tor the First Judicial Circuit OF the
Kingdom
Duling the temporary absence OF Mr..
Il r Glade. Imperial German Consul,
MI. II. Hackield Will discharge the
functions o. that Office as Acting consul
Tor the German Empire.
A. II O'Clock Wednesday A. NJ, Mrs.
4 F Glade called at the Palace and paid
+7-r farewell respects to the Queen. Mr..
- Y Robertson. II NJ s Chamberlain,
a. IN attendance on Her Majesty.
Tb,. bri. Lurline left Hilo on the 4th
10y Ssn Francisco with $50 tons OF Waia-
- plantation sugar, ana the brig
I 1aF+ hEa falaRp the
iii With 80 tons IRON Wainaku planta-
ION.
Miss Jane Albro, at one time in charge
of the Anglican girls school at Lahaina,
but larterly principal of the English Gov
eminent school at Kaneohe, LETT yester-
dzv Tor Toxic, Japan, on the steamer
YamSshiro Maru.
The sale Of the late Jules Tavernier's
Effects Thursday morning by Mr.. l.. ).
Levev was well attended and good prices
were realized. The total amount OF the
sale was $46S 60. A good many OF the
articles were bought as remembrances
ai the dead artist
On Monday, May 18th, at noon, in
front OF Aliiolani Hall, there Will be sold
q public auction, Governments lots IN
Hznpo. Maui, piece OF land in Manoa
and the lease OF the Government land OF
Keahua. Kula, Maui. Full particulars
IN our 4" By Authority " column.
some excellent studies by Howard
Hitchcock are now on view at the store
q the Pacific Hardware Company, and
lovers OF art should inspect them. This
xoung artist shows wonderful improve
nent. One OF the studies, lauhala tree
with e canoe underneath, is gem.
The Ang'iran church Chronicle for
anil was published Thursday, very
newsv number, especially with regard to
local events There is a full account OF
he Easter services and the principal
news Of the church in America, England
and the Colonies is given in concise form.
M Henry F. Glade, Consul for
srstro- Hungary, who left on the
Australia to be absent several months,
called at the palace at noon April 1th
and paid his farewell respects to the
King. Mr.. Jas. w. Robertson, h. NJ. IS
Chamberlain, was in attendance on the
King
Keoki. Naone and Flu Kui, three pris-
5uers. escaped from the Jail on the Vol
cano road recently. The two former
were captured at Laupahoehoe and
locked up, but they again escaped and
were still at large at latest accounts. A
reward Of $40 has been offered for the
,spture OF either three men.
The following consular appointments
have been made: George Shelmerdlne,
Fsor.. H. H. Ms Consul at lloilo,
Psnav. Philippine Islands; Jasper W.
Woods. Esqr., H. H. Ms Consul al
Manila. Luzon, Philippine Islands, and
George E. A. Cadet, Esqr., ii. d. MIG
Consul at Cebu, Philippine Islands.
His Excellency Hon. II. A. T. Carter
has been appointed Envoy Extraordln
arv and Minister Plenipotentiary, as del
erate to the Pan-American congress now
assembled in Washington, u. Z. Presl,
dent Harrison invited the King to senc
delegates, in accordance with a concur
-. resolution passed by the u 3. Senate