The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-14

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H. B. NJ. S. Espiegle left Tuesday
afternoon for Acapulco.
Information OF Joseph Kampelmann,
a native OF Westphalia, is wanted.
Mr.. C. B. Wells. wholesale grocer, ETC.,
has business notice in this issue.
Col. Spalding's letter elsewhere will
be found unusually interesting reading.
The L. s. s. Nipsic has left on q cruise
during which she will have target prac-
tice.
The Swedish bark Ida has been sold
10 Capt. Walker and will be broke up
for firewood.
J. W. Luning is running the Phoenix
hotel al Seattle, with considerable adj
vantage in financial way.
If YOU want something good for break
fast, and most people do, try Aunt
Abbey's cooked rolled oats.
There is a prospect of a cricket match
Saturday afternoon between local team
and one from h. B. NJ. s. Champion.
Ina week or so three very handsome
electric light crystal chandeliers will be
placed in position in kaumakapih church,
A heavy shower of rain Saturday alter
noon prevented the Band playing more
than three pieces Of the announced pro-
gramme.
One OF the large pictorial frames TO be
sent abroad 10 advertise the country, Is
being exhibited in front OF w. q. Irwin
4 Co.'S office.
Why not call the new orchestra 1.-The
Berger Orchestral" That is a good,
distinguishing name. Or perhaps some
one NAV have better one.
The mail steamer Mariposa left for
San Francisco shortly after , O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. The band was on
the wharf and played up to noon.
The arrivals at the Hawaiian Hotel,
January u, were K. 4. Mactie, Jr.,
Hilauea; Miss L. Moore, Maui; P.
Besser and s. Johnson, Waimanalo.
Capt. A. F. St. Clair, r. N, and otfi-
GERS of H. B. NJ :. Champion were pre-
sented to His Majesty at Iolani Palace,
Tuesday morning. Full particulars OF
the audience appear in our By Authority
column.
Mr.. Justice Preston in delivering sem
tence on a Chinaman Thursday who had
evidently been in the informing nusl-
ness, remarked that it seemed necessary
that there should be informers, butt was
a nasty business.
Mr.. r. L. Auerbach, brother of a
member of the firm OF j. +. Brown &Co.,
was enjoying the sights at Seattle, until
one evening he fell into an eight-foot
hole, hurting his ankle rather badly. At
last accounts he was doing well.
At the annual meeting OF Company B,
Honolulu Rifles held Tuesday Pm. Capt.
Chas. T. Wilder presiding, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
Captain. Alex. Robertson First Lieut..
Geo. c. Potter; Second Lieut., }. b.
Reist.
One of the foreign jurors sitting last
week on a larceny case, asked the de-
PENDANT why he had challenged three
Jurors. The Court did not allow the
question to be answered, as the defen-
dant had right to three preremptory
challenges.
P. c. Jones, Esq, in anticipation OF
his departure on the Australia, has given
to the Hawaiian Board, as his donation
for the wear, 5000, to be spent at once
in enlarging and strengthening the
various departments of work under the
supervision Of the Board.
Since the publication OF the English
version OF the Compiled Laws, the COM
piIer. Mr.. Justice McCully, has observed
errata and omissions. These latter have
been printed and members OF the bar
and others can obtain copies at the offlce
of the clerk of the Supreme Court.
The following officers OF Polynesia
Encampment No. l, 1. o. Q. F., were in
stalled bv NJ. D. Monsarrat, D. D. G. s.,
JdQudIS a. w -
p; Geo. johnson, H. P; ]. J. Garden,
s. W; i. K. Weir, J. W; A. L. La
Pierre, Secretary; ]. ]. Greene, Treas
urer.
The Christmas number OF the San
Francisco News Letter is a fine one. 1t
contains many views in that city as well
as suburbs. There is also supplement
showing the different buildings OF the
Leland Stanford Junior University at
Palo Alto, and a capital picture of Gov.
Waterman. The covers are in colors,
and the number is one worthy of preser-
walton.
4 horse attached to one OF the Hotel
stable hacks, ran away Saturday evening
from the Opera House. The driver had
lett the animal with no one in charge.
1t went along King street, up Alapai to
Beretania, and near the Armory collided
with telegraph post. Very little dam
age was done but the other hack horses
in front OF the Opera House got some
what scared.
A meeting under the auspices OF the