The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-12-02

Kerosene oil Is now being sold at
81 a case in Honolulu. At that rate
there viii probably be a run on
candles.
The appointment of Mr.. Wray
Taylor as Secretary of the Bureau OF
Immigration has been officially an
nounced-
The Uptown store has a splendid
variety Of Christmas goods for sale.
Santa Claus makes this store his
headquarters.
i meeting Of the Kapiolani Park
Association was held last week when
the new road round Diamond Head
was discussed.
Work on the new chapel and
schoolroom mauka OF the Queens
Hospital for Portuguese services has
been commenced.
Mr.. Justice Bickerton left Thurs
day for Lahaina TO hold a term of
court. He was accompanied by Mrs
Bickerton and family.
The Lihue mill commenced grind
ing on.the 18th and the first sugar.
1920 bags, were brought down on
the Mikahala Sunday morning.
During the absence Of Mr.. Henry
Berger at the Coast Mr.. f. N. Eng
Esh viii preside at the organ at IA
waiahao Church. He oficiated there
Sunday.
Her Royal Highness the Princess
Liiuokalaui has been appointed
regent during His Majesty's absence
as viii be seen from our By Author
ity column.
The steamer Claudine brought the
news Of the death of Mrs. James W.
ColvilIe, wife of the manager of Paia
Plantation, Maui. No particulars
were received.
The officers of the Kings Royal
Guard from December LIST will be:
J. H Kahalewai, Captain; E. K
LilikaIani, First Lieutenant; W. J.
Feary, Second Lieutenant.
The ladies have been on the look
out for some time for those smart
English walking hats. They have
arrived and are Just being opened at
y S. Sachs store, 104 Fort street.
4 negro sailor named W. Richard
son was drowned at kawaihae last
Monday from the steamer Claudine
He fell overheard while working at
the anchor and was not seen again.
Late arrivals at the Hawaiian
Hotel are: Miss Alice Horner, Miss
Annie Homer, Miss Ralph, Robt
Homer, Hsmakua; A Haas, San
Francisco; Thos. E. Evans, AIolokai.
1Iessrs. c. W. Gray and I. ".
Raylin. doing business under the
firm name OF The Hawaiian Soap
Company, have dissolved partner
ship. Mr. Rawlin carries on the
business.
Always move little ahead Of the
trade As one local advertiser is
wont TO say, Anticipate their
wants Don't wait until Christmas
before you advertise holiday goods
Always get in your announcements
II season.
Mr.. y. S. Sachs is showing an i'm
mense assortment of handkerchiefs
at his store, Fort street. They will
be found in cotton, linen and silk
either for children. ladies or gen
tlemen. The prices are something
sstoundingly low, and such goods
have not been offered in this market.
On Monday, December 18th. the
kamehameha GIee Club will give
concert at the Hawaiian Opera
House. Messrs. J. W. Yarndley and /
Oscar Herold viii also play violin |
and piano duets and Mr.. Paul r. |
Isenberg VIII sing The entertain /
ment viii be similar to those given |
by college clubs in the East, and |
the boys VIII wear specially made |
suits.
Major j. II. Wodehouse, II. b. Ms
Commissioner, whose absence on
AIolokai, Friday, Independence Day,
prevented his attendance at the
Palace to pay his respects to H-R.H- |
the Regent, called at Washington
Place on Saturday at noon. He was
presented TO Her Royal Highness by
Mr. Jas. W. Robertson, H Ms Act
ing Chamberlain. Mrs Chas. Clark
was lady-in-waiting.
4 bah and concert were gotten
" by an English clergyman in
order TO provide the parish with
Aearse. This has been outdone by
. ball which was held at Dingwall. |