The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Good bye, Adams. Come again.
Thirteen Chinese were arrested
Thursday for gaming.
Col. Spalding and Mons. HouIe
left for Kauai last week.
H. B. NJ. S. Champion left for
British Columbia Tuesday.
There is baseball team on board
the Charleston. 1t is a good one, so
It's said.
Several important educational no
tees appear in this issue in our By
Authority column.
Notice of the annual examinations
of the public schools appears in our
By Authority column.
Mr.. e. r. Miles is a member of
the firm of Maxon, Ackley & Co.,
carriage builders, Sacramento, Cal.
1t is reported that the first ques-
ton Mr.. P. G. Jones asked on reach
ing Honolulu was: How is baseball?
There will probably be concert
by the Hawaiian and the Charleston
combined bands next Friday even
ing.
His Majesty went on board the
flagship Charleston Saturday morn
ing, the usual royal salutes being
fired.
The captain and officers of H. B.
M. S. Acorn had audience of the
King Monday evening at Iolani
Palace.
Professor Dana's Volcanoes of
Hawaii" is now on sale at the Up
Town book store, at SIS, the same
price as in New York.
There were fifty-nine deaths in
Honolulu during the month of May,
fourteen from fever, seven from old
age, six from consumption.
Capt. J. A. King will take tempo
rary command of the steamer Kinau
for probably two trips, as Capt
Lorenzen is going on bridal tour
During Mr.. R. W. LANES tempo
rary absence, Hon. Paul Neumann
will discharge the functions of Vice
Consul for Spain and Consul for
Mexico.
The tender for erecting the new
iron market building which arrived
on the ship Borrowdale, has been
awarded to Mr.. George Lucas for
$3,250.
Mr.. j. w. Chamberlin is the sole
agent in this kingdom for Henry
M. Stanley's SIN Darkest Africa" It
will be ready for delivery about
August.
Mr.. Chas. Hustace, Jr., is to be
congratulated on his elevation to the
position of cashier in Bishop Il Co.'s
bank. Mr.. j. o. Carter, Jr., is pro-
NOTED to Mr.. Hustace's late posi-
ton.
Mons. Houle, H. Ms charge d.
Affaires and Consul General at Paris,
and Colonel q. S. Spslding, had au-
dience of the King Monday morning.
Full particulars in our By Authority
column.
The Paradise of the Pacific for
June is out. On the first page is a
picture of the Government building
showing the Legislative hall, re-pub-
lished by request. 1t is an interest
ing number.
The Royal Mail steamship Tea
landia, Capt. van Oterendorp, ar
rived on Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock, seven days from San Fran
cisco, with forty cabin passengers for
this port and a number in transit for
Auckland and Sydney. She left for
the latter ports late Saturday even
ing.
Senior A. de Souza Canavarro had
audience of the King Thursday and
presented his credentials as charge
de Affaires and Consul General at
Honolulu for the Kingdom of Portu-
gal. Full particulars appears in our
By Authority column. We congrat-
ulate Mr. Canavarro on his promo
ton.
The following notice is posted up
in the Office of the clerk of the Su-
preme Court The Court having
ordered Special Term for the hear
ing of banco cases only to be holden
on the 18th inst, it is expected that
counsel will be ready to present their
cases and avoid their being called at
the regular July term.
The s. f. Chronicle of May 29th
says: The yacht Neva, now at the
foot OF Third street, has been sold by
its owner, Captain Cox, it is under
stood, to parties in the Hawaiian