The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-02-18

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Kertchoo, kertchool
Quinine is said to be good thing for
influenza.
The Minister OF the Interior is quite i'll
at his residence.
Bishop Willis returned from Hawaii
on the w. e. Hall.
The National Herald has suspended
publication. No loss.
DR.. George P. Andrews and wife OF
Detroit, arrived on the Mariposa.
Two ladies have been admitted as part
ners into the Hawaiian Banana Co.
Mrs. William C. Wilder has returned
from three months visit in the States.
La grippe is properly named and no
mistake about it. 1t does grip when it
comes.
The National Herald steals all the
ADVERTISERS local items, and growls at
its editorials.
The bark w. B. Godfrey now on the
way from San Francisco has $25 900 In
gold coin on board.
Mr.. Wray Taylor is confined to his
home suffering from the grip, but at last
accounts was improving.
The patients in the Queens Hospital
last Wednesday, the 18th, represented
twenty-four nationalities.
Sixteen passengers returned from the
Volcano last week on the w. q. Hall.
They report having had splendid time.
A meeting of the Wailuku Sugar
Company will be held on Saturday Feb
ruary 22d at 10 a. N. at the office Of
Chas. Brewer & Co.
The copyright of H. NJ. SANKEY'S new
book relating his experiences in the pre-
sent expedition in Eastern Africa has
been sold for $500, 900.
An Eastern paper says that Prince
Kawananakoa nephew of King Kala
kaua, has entered the Royal Agricul
tural College at Cirencester, England.
At meeting of the staff and line Off
- u, IJ.,,1f,,1,, DtQne hold Loot
week at the Armory, Col. V. V. Ash
ford was unanimously elected Colonel.
1t will not be long before the cable is
laid between this island and Molokai,
and then we shall have telegraph COM
munication with the islands of Maui and
Molokai.
A Sussex and a Shorthorn bull ar
rived from England on the bark Dean
field for Mr.. A. McBryde of Kauai.
two animals are to be seen at the Ha-
waiian Hotel stables.
The Kamehameha Preparatory school
is now in Miss Malone's good hands.
Miss Lillian Lyman is also one OF the
staff, and two new teachers are expected
from the Coast shortly.
The National Reform candidate at
Kona, Hawaii, was badly beaten.
What's the matter with those gods at Kai-
lua? They don't seem to have caught
on to modern election tactics.
Have you noticed the two horns in
another column. That is the way MIR
F. Horn the champion baker, etc., adj
vertises. lie keeps the best quality OF
cakes, candies, ice cream, ETC., on sale.
Rev. Charles H. Sturgeon published
the thirty-fifth volume of his sermons
January 18th. He has thus far printed
q 900 of his pulpit discourses, and the
index OF subjects alone fills thirty-two
large octave pages.
Mr.. E. Helekunihi of Haiku, has been
commissioner of private ways
and water rights for the district of Ma
kawao, notary public for the Second
Judicial Circuit Court and agent to per-
form marriage ceremony.
In the San Francisco Examiner of
January 3Oth, is a long letter headed
''The Transition Navy signed by Com
mander Coghlan of the q. 5. 5. Mohican.
1t is the publication of this letter that
has called Commander COghlan to San
Francisco.
To show the discipline maintained on
board the vessels of war now in port, an
observer on Punchbowl hill states that
between the hosting Of the Govern
ment flags and the dressing OF the men
of-war on Wednesday AN. there was not
fifteen seconds difference.
The Zealandia on her last trip to the
Colonies had twenty-four American grey
foxes. They were not allowed to be
landed at Auckland and on arrival at |
Sydney the stock department issued in
structions to prevent the foxes being
landed. They were finally presented to
the Geological Society, and will not be
allowed to leave their grounds alive.
Once in every two weeks a number of !
our leading amateur musicians, both |
ladies' and gentlemen, meet for the prac-
tice OF sacred and secular music, under
the direction OF that able conductor, Mr.. |