The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-03-25

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Bishop Willis left for Kohala on the
Kinau last week.
native named Peni from Maunaloa,
was on Friday committed to the Insane
Asylum.
H. B. NJ. s. Champion will leave
Wednesday on short cruise for torpedo
practise.
The next mail from San Francisco will
be by the steamship Belgic, due here
March 29th.
The Hawaiian Band serenaded His Elk.
iona. Austin, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
at his residence Friday morning.
Miss Sweet the correspondent of the
San Francisco Examiner, left on the
Kinau last week for the Volcano.
A thrilling new story is "Of the
Banks,n published by Mr.. s. B. Rose,
at Wilder & Co.'S office. Read it.
On April 4th, MIR. j F. Morgan will
dispose OF a number OF well-known
A broken roller from the Hakalau
plantation was brought down by the
steamer Lehua yesterday to be repaired.
The brig J. D. Spreckels arrived at
Kahului on the Goth after smart pas
sage of twelve and half days from San
Francisco
1t will be seen from our Hamakau
items that Mr.. Theo. H. Davies has given
a very handsome donation towards a
library at Paauilo.
The whaling brigantine Frances H.
Barstow cleared for the Arctic on Friday
afternoon. Eleven of her men deserted
just before she left the wharf.
The steamer Yamashiro Maru due
here the end of the month from Yoko-
hama with Japanese immigrants, will
leave for Yokohama and Hongkong on
or about April 5th. Messrs. VIM. G..
Irwin q Co. are the agents.
Mr. Mort Dat was hot long in town be-
fore he struck coil" On April LIST he
assumes the duties Of clerk to the Mar
shall, which Mr.. S. f. Graham vacates
March 3lst The latter has plenty TO do
in the management OF the Club stables.
Mr.. RW Laine, the Mexican Consul,
received advices from Mexico, on the
last steamer, that the first steamer of the
Mexican and Hongkong line, would
shortly arrive at this port. She will have
immigrants from China, and after leav-
ing Honolulu would 90 to San Francisco
and then on to Mexico.
On March 31st Mr.. Arthur P. Peterson
retires from the office OF Deputy Attorney
General, which position he has held with
much credit He will be succeeded by
Mr.. Charles Creighton, now Deputy
Marshal. Mr.. Peterson is going to re-
open his Office and resume the practice
of law on his own account.
Messrs. James B. Castle and J. N. s.
Williams have been appointed members
OF the Board of Immigration in place Of
Messrs. j. S. Walker and J L. Kaulu-
kou, resigned. The Board now consists
of His Elk. L. A Thurston, President;
Hons. A S .Cleghorn and j. B. Atherton,
Messrs. J. B. Castle and J Williams.
His Majesty the King granted an au-
dience at 10 80 o'clock Thursday morn
ing to Senior A de Souza Canavarro,
Commissioner for Portugal, who present.
ed an autograph letter from His Majesty
the King OF Portugal. HIS Excellency
iona. Austin, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and Mr.. Jas. w. Robertson, Vice-Cham-
berlain, were in attendance upon the
King.
A chess club was formed at meeting
held at the Hawaiian Hotel Wednesday
evening A committee on ways and
means was appointed as follows: Messrs.
Bruce Cartwright, A. V. Gear, DR.. j. H.
Kimball, c. P. Iaukea, and DR.. Brad
ley. A prospectus was adopted and the
meeting adjourned subject to the call of
the chairman. Everything is favorable
for very excellent club being main
tanned.
In the Police Court Thursday morning
Arthur tombstone, editor OF the Elele,
was charged with libel in the first degree,
by maliciously making and publishing
libel in Honolulu, OH or about March l.,
1890, by publishing in newspaper
called the Elele an article entitled
neglected Promises" and more par
ticularly that portion OF said article COM
mencing ''The People OF Hawaii " The
case was resumed yesterday.
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