The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-10-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Capt. Shibayama is in command
of the japanese training ship TsU-
kuba.
Accommodations sent TO this Office
should be written on one side of the
paper only.
The Z, S. Flagship Charleston re-
turned Thursday from her cruise to
alabama.
The election law was laid before
the House Thursday. It contains
LOG sections.
The subsidy for a steamship line
between Honolulu and Tahiti was
passed Thursday.
Mr.. T. J. Testa has been appointed
interpreter for the October Term of
The Supreme Court.
There was quite a severe shock of
earthquake felt in Kona last We'd
nesday night about 8 o'clock.
The barkentine S. q. Wilder ar
rived at San Francisco, September
10th, thirty-three days from Homo
lulu.
Hon. R. D. Walbridge is having a
new residence built at Waikiki.
The location commands a very pretty
view.
Particulars of building lots for
sale on the south slope of Punchbowl
bill will be found in our By Author
ly column.
Mr.. D. D. Baldwin, of the Lahaina-
luna Seminary, is to be transferred
to the Hamakuapoko English school
as principal.
There are two rooms at the Kapio-
lani Maternity Home to accommodate
paying patients. Apply to the
matron at the Home.
Messrs. Hoffschlaeger & Co. re-
ceived, ex Birker, Guinness stout,
Bass pale ale, French wines and
clarets, and groceries.
The Chief Justice has very pain
full left hand, which prevents him
attending Court The trouble arose
from scratching a small pimple.
In our By Authority column will
be found particulars of reception
at the Palace to the Captain and
officers of H. l. J. NJ S. Tsukuba.
The islands of Burro-Burro, HUI
hini and Raritea, in the Society
Group, have been taken by the
French Government and native rule
abolished.
Kealoha Maui, the policeman who
was shot and badly wounded by the
leper at Kona, was brought down on
the w. g. Hall Friday and taken
TO the Queens Hospital.
The q. S. S. Iroquois left port on
Saturday, intending to go on cruise
to Lahaina for target practice. She
returned Sunday morning, some
thing having gone wrong with the
pumps.
In the baseball games at Makiki,
Saturday afternoon, the Aliiolanis
beat the Pauahis, II to 6, after a very
interesting game. Mr.. j. W. Winter
was the umpire. The Barracks beat
the Kunawais. Messrs. Coyne and
,Crahbe were the umpires.
Mr. E. G.. Schuman is showing
splendid line of phaetons, carriages,
carts, brakes and wagons. His stock
of carriage materials is very com
plete, and it would be as we'll to con-
suit him if you are in need of any
thing in his line.
Noble Widemann made a motion
Tuesday that the House go into
committee on the highways bill. !
The House refused to do so, where
upon the hon. noble moved the bill |
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the motion carried.
Handicraft for September, pub
lshed from the Kamehameha School,
has been sent US. 1t says that the
dormitories are nearly full, there be-
ing only three vacant beds. Nearly
two hundred boys are in attendance
at both the manual and preparatory
Fifty years ago, Oct. 6th, Kameha-
meha III. gave the first written con-
5titution to the Hawaiian people. A
resolution was introduced Tuesday
that the Legislature adjourn over
the day, in recognition of this jubilee
The resolution was laid
upon the table.
The picture frame given by Mr..
w. 9. King to the winner of the best
score in the champion baseball team
for the season of 1890 has been pre-
sented to Samuel Mahuka, first base
man, whose combined batting and
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