The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-07-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


LIS now the American steamship
Australia
a man and bis wife advertise for
FustlOn-
AHis serene The glorious Fourth
zziIl be duly celebrated.
The Ksmehamehss have got a
. good grip on the championship.
The Supreme Court will sit in
bznco at 10 A. n. Wednesday the
18th
Part of the machinery of the Star
Mil plant is for sale. See adver-
easement
The Kinau on her next trip will
leave Honolulu Monday, July 9TH, at
10 O'Clock An.
His Ex. AP. Peterson takes the
Mace OF Hon. S. NJ. Damon on the
Board OF Health.
Mr.. ". O. Lakeland and Miss
Annie Halsteed will be united in
marriage July 3D.
A notice appears in our " By Au-
-bor7tv" column as to claims against
me Hawaiian Government.
Their MS. Alameda will be due
next Saturday morning from Ban
Francisco en- route to the Colonies.
The design of Geo. L. Dali OF
Honolulu. for the new Central Fire
&gger. has been awarded the hrst
pre-
The new pipe organ for the foreign
church at Makswao, has arrived at
rs destination, and will soon be
placed IN position
The Mariposa left for San Fran
cisco shortly after noon on Saturday
The Hawaiian band was on the
.-hErf and played her of.
On July Sd new edition OF God
trsy's - Ready Reference and Direc.
tory." containing over l,7OO voters
names for Mobiles, will be ready.
The Fourth of July reception at
me United States Legation by Hon.
Jobn i. Stevens, Q. S. Minister
Resident, viii be from 4 to 3 o'clock
p L.
The French steel cruiser Dubour-
dieu. is guns, Admiral Regnsult de
Pzsmesnil. Is due at this port about
July LIST from China, en- route to
Tahiti
A fourteen-oar barge race, distance
I'VE miles, between crews from the
Us. S. Charleston and ii. b. Nj. 5.
Acorn. viii be rowed on Wednesday
July ID, at 5 Pm.
An extra edition of the meteoro-
logical report, which appears IN the
Minister of Interiors report, will be
printed soon and copies may be had
BY those interested.
Three ostriches, one male and two
females. arrived on the Australia In
good order for DR.. Trousseau. They
asere in large boxes and attracted
considerable attention.
The races at Kahului on the Fourth
OF July under the auspices OF the
Mani Racing Association, promise
- be very exciting. The various
rents have filled up we'll.
This issue of the GAZETTE Is
-orth preserving by all who are
searching for Hawaiian curiosities.
Those in want of extra copies, can
procure them, if applied for early.
Mr.. Louis c. Raseman, father of
Mr.. A. H Raseman of this city, died
81 Kalamazoo, Michigan, June 4th,
Of paralysis. He was gentleman
held IN much respect in that city.
The closing exercises of the Puma
hou Preparatory school, under direc-
rion of Miss Brewer, took place Fri
day morning and consisted of music,
recitations and dialogues. The pupils
acquitted themselves exceedingly
veil
The engagement has been an
nounced OF Miss Eva Neumann,
eldest daughter of Hon. Paul Neu-
mann. to Mr.. Alfred Fowler of Lon
don. Junior member of the firm OF
John Fowler & Co., of Leeds and
London
Saturday was the fifty-second an
E;versary of the coronation of Her
Majesty Queen Victoria, and was OBJ
served by the q. S. Flagship
Charleston and 81. B. NJ. S. Acorn
being dressed with bunting. The
former vessel fired salute at noon.
Major h. c. Stinson and Col. R. M.
Thompson, who arrived here June
1Ith from the Coast with the inten-
ton of getting up publication-"A
Glimpse at the Hawaiian Islands
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