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

the Auditor in this instance may cali at
tention to the matter.
The prayer for Writ of Mandamus is
denied.
A. P. Peterson for the Relator; F. NJ.
Hatch for the Respondent.
LAWRENCE MCCULLY.
March 81, 1890.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Plenty of rain is reported on the ISL
ands OF Maui and Kauai.
Company B of the Honolulu Rifles
will give a ball at an early date.
Eleven passengers left for the Volcano
last week on the steamer W. G. Hall.
Mr.. Justice Bickerton will preside at
the April term of the Supreme Court.
A young boy is in Jail at Hilo, charged
Will IOuUlIlS oIOiCo. liz Ah"NO - SOh
fession.
Much damage was done in different
parts on the Island OF Hawaii during the
recent storm.
There is a fine display of the Weston
holm cutlery in the window of the Pacific
Hardware Company's store.
An interview with the Minister of the
Interior regarding the mandamus case,
will be found in another column.
The Hawaiian Band serenaded Hon.
Paul Isenberg Thursday morning at the
residence of Mr.. J F. Hackfeld, Richard
street.
Miss Annie Elliott, a lady of much ex-
perience, came down on the Zealandia,
and will assume charge of the popular
Hamilton House.
We had pleasant call last week from
Mr.. James n. Raymond OF Chicago, who
came on the Zealandia Mr.. Raymond
will visit the Volcano
At the meeting of the Board of Health
Wednesday afternoon, the visit of the
President, Secretary and DR.. Lutz to
Molokai, was discussed.
Tuesday was the birthday of Brother
Bertram, the efficient and respected
Principal of st. Louis College. He was
not forgotten by his friends.
The Government, Diplomatic and
Consular flags were flying March II in
honor of the birthday of Kamehameha
III. Salutes were fired at noon.
1t is with much regret that we learn
OF the death of Mrs. Henry II. Renton,
which sad event took place Sunday,
March 10Th, at Puehuehu, Kohala.
The chimpanzee known as Miss Kit
tie, formerly the fancee of the cele-
brated chimpanzee "Mr. Crowley, died
of consumption March LIST at New York.
The Japanese who killed his wife near
Naalehu, and then tried to do away with
himself, is getting better. As soon as
sufficiently well he will have prelimin-
airy trial.
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from the Coast. left on the Likelike last
week for Maui The two young ladies
will be quite an addition to the staff OF
the Makawao Female Seminary.
Easter is approaching and Mr.. A. L.
Smith is as usual prepared for it with a
very fine assortment of Easter cards
which can be seen at his store on Fort
street adjoining Wenner & Co s store.
The Uptown bookstore has the sole
agency for the Merritt type writer. 1t is
a compact machine, does good work and
is as cheap as dirt. Other novelties kept
at the store will be elsewhere found
specified.
1t may interest our readers to know,
on the authority of the Musical World
(London), that the great songstress, AIDE
lima Patti, habitually uses Llebig Com
pany's Extract OF Meat as vocal and
nervine "refresher."
The birthday anniversary of the Hon.
John A Cummins was duly celebrated
March II both at Honolulu and Wal
manalo A large number of his friends
called to pay their respects, and In the
afternoon the Hawaiian Band played at
his residence.
The Bulletin in it's mention of Com
pany A's brilliant ball says: ''The pro-
gramme card was neat and pretty, worthy
of preservation as a memento of the
event" The programme was speci-
men of the artistic work done by the
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Co.
The officers of the Reciprocity Sugar
Company for the ensuing year are
President, w o. Smith; Vice President,
W. n. Cummings; Treasurer, j. S.
Walker; Secretary, w. R. Castle: Audi
tor, T. w. Hebron. The officers consti-
tuted a board of directors.
H. B. NJ. S. Espiegle arrived at Aca-
pulco February 4th from Honolulu and
there joined the flagship Swiftsure, the
Nymph and Daphney. The four ships
sailed for Panama and on to Coquimbo