The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-04-22

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Ten weddings are to come of
within the next three months.
The King left for Hawaii on the
W. g. Hall Friday morning.
Friday was the fourth anniver-
sary of the great fire in Chinatown.
Wong Kwai has sold all his in
terest in the firm of Chulan & Co. to
G. Alec.
The steamer w. G. Hall took a
large party to the Volcano Fri
day morning.
DR.. H. Darlington Bolton, of the
New York Lyceum of Sciences, ar
rived on the Alameda.
The Hawaiian band gave a public
concert at the Hotel Friday even
ing which was we'll attended.
The proclamation for the opening
of the Legislature of the Kingdom
appears in our By Authority col
umn.
H. B. NJ. s. Champion left the
harbor at 4 o'clock P. NJ. on Friday for
Kailua and Hilo, Hawaii. She will
be absent about week.
A native named Kalauai was
drowned off Waikiki Thursday morn
ing His canoe had evidently upset
for it was found drifting witho 1t
Kalauai.
The Alameda's through cargo to
the Colonies was valued at $4,000
and included salmon, canned goods,
hops, Goldfish, wine, leather, corn,
doors, etc.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. have
just received another consignment
of the W g. Fischer's wrought steel
cooking ranges with broiler and hot
water attachments.
Cadets B. H. Fuller, Thomas P.
Magruder, r. Z. Carney and L. G.
Cole have been transferred from the
I. S. steamer Iroquois to the new
cruiser Charleston.
The Tramway Company's water
cart leaves large pool of water at
the foot of Emma street every day.
Complaints are made about it by
residents in that vicinity.
Stockholders ia the Eva planta-
ton will be glad to hear that the
well-borers struck water on Satur-
day at depth of $50 feet. The Dor
ing will be continued to a further
depth.
A bottle has been washed ashore
at Brisbane containing a letter dated
October last, that the bark Endby,
Captain Mitchell, with a cargo of
coal, was in waterlogged condition
and the cargo on fire.
Mr.. Justice Dole was in Boston,
Mass, March oath, and was inter
viewed on Hawaiian affairs by re
porter of the Boston Post. That
paper of the 25th devotes more than
half column to the interview.
Business men will have a chance
to patronize home industry, as the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Co. will shortly
publish a directory and gazetteer of
the Hawaiian islands. Read the
prospectus in another column.
Someone entered the residence of
Mr.. McChesney, King street, on
Sunday, while the family were away.
and carried off about So from out
of Mr.. McChesney's room. Entrance
was effected through window.
The Hawaiian Band played at the
departure of the Alameda for the
Colonies Wednesday, more out of
compliment to Miss Annis Montague
the Hawaiian nightingale. A large
number of people were on the
wharf.
A horse attached to an express
wagon ran away down Fort street
Friday afternoon, knocking over
a little boy who was crossing the
rnad Fortunately he was not hI1rt
The horse was stopped at the foot of
Fort street.
Mr.. W. r. Cuthbertson a civil en-
gineer and English explorer, who
has penetrated further into the
wilds of Borneo, New Guinea and
Western Australia than any other
living man, was a through passen-
ger to the Colonies on the Alameda.
By printers error a Queensland,