The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Captain Lyons of the L. s. s. Nipsic
hzs returned from Molokai
H.B.M. :. Champion left the harbor
- week Tor several hours torpedo prac-
-ice.
Mons I. Cognei, Hawaiian Consul at
Tahiti. eft Tor the Coast on the brigantine
". Il. Irwin Thursday
An exceedingly interesting article on
Mutual Building and Loan Associations
XII be found elsewhere.
J.H- SIZZLING OF Waikiki. left for the
STATES on the bark Ferris 5. Thompson
Tor the benefit OF his health.
Nh. & o Nacayama chief inspector
u japanese immigrants has moved his
Office 10 noon No. > Spreckels' block.
Miss Prescott. assistant teacher at
IolanI College, states that she has sent
n her resignation. 10 take effect at Easter.
The first public performance OF the
Aikado VIII probably be given Tuesday
evening, April Sth. Al the Opera house.
On Thursday evening. April 4th, a
farewell reception VIII be given MIR.
Lhro. h Davies II the \. NJ (. 4. hall.
The bark Edward May viii be laid on
the berth IN Boston in July TO load Tor
Honolulu. Full particulars OF the agents,
c. Brewer x Co
The Hawaiian Band played at the resi-
dence OF Ills Excel.ency :, NJ. Damon,
Minister OF Finance, Nuuanu avenue,
Thursday morning.
The choir OF the second congregation
u -. Andrews Cathedral i preparing
= special programme OF music Tor the
Easter Sunday services.
Mr.. r. W.D. lie. a newspaper cores
pendent who has been visiting the Isl
auds the pa>- three months, leIJ Tor the
Coast last week on the Irmgard.
The shareholders OF star Mil Com
rauy are notified that a dividend OF ten
ger cent. Oh the capita. stock Is now due
and payable al NesSrs. " u. Irwin x
Cos p-Lce-
The Honolulu baseball club practices
AZ the Makiki grounds Monday and
Thursday afternoons, the Stars, Tues
day and Friday, ami the hawalls,
Wednesday and Saturday.
II i reported that a native Is going
around town begging, stating that his
vile l. dead and he Is in distress, which
: nor true. To some people he mas pre-
scented a burial certificate
The officers OF the Ookala Sugar
Plantation CompanyiO for the ensuing year
are. President. Dr.. K. Nchibbin; Vice
President. " /. Green Treasurer,
Alex Ichibbin; Secretary. Il. w Mist ;
Auditor. j.. VI. X. Dowsett.
The Jananese who killed his wife in
Eau. WIS not a prisoner nor was the I'M
fortunate woman. They were not In
charge Of q policeman At the time The
woman vas stabbed in the neck, 3 COM
mon lr1c-ha1dled pocket knife being
-sel
-Four sailing vessels lett for San Fran
cisco Wednesday AMI Thursday, carrying
rom me Posro1ii5e about a hundred
letters and several packages OF papers.
rs said that the " q Irwin viii be
-ae first vessel OF the four 70 reach the
Coast
By the s-eamer. ". u. Hall. the Jap
D. I u |-l0r
e couple OF Eeeks ago. was brought down
and : now IN Oahu Prison. He has
been committed for trial on a charge OF
murder al next term OF the Third Circuit
Count
Russian sailor named Charles Rum
oeck jumped overheard from the bark
4. D. BRYANT on her last trip 70 San
Francisco. The sea was running high al
the time. and nothing could be done for
the man VINO was suffering from tempo
rzry insanity.
As viii be seen in another column, the
Postmaster General gives notice that ar
-alEsmen1S have been completed with
r1-h the Kingdom OF Sweden and the
colony OF Victoria. Australia. Tor an eX-
change Of money orders with the Ha-
zaiian Kingdom. Orders viii be issued
On those countries from April l.
Alr. John Ashdovn, the organ and
ui2no tuner. has about completed the
1verhauliug Of the organ in the Central
Union church. The work has been done
very faithfully. and the instrument Is
now in tine condition. Mr.. AShdOwn Is
without doubt, an expert in his line OF
1u mess. and there should be 3 demand
cor his services.
The funeral Of the late Mr.. John y
Robinson took place Thursday afternoon
rom the residence Beretania street, and
WAS attended by q large number OF
trends u the deceased's family The
-lo-s1 -ribl1taS were very pretty. The