The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-03-11

81.
Eleven whaling captains arrived on
the Australia to join their vessels at this
port.
General J F. B. Marshall gave an adj
dress at Kawaiahao church Sunday
morning.
The steamer Kinau could not touch at
Maui on her her last trip on account OF
the weather.
The Australia made her last up-trip to
San Francisco in the good time OF six
days eight hours.
The steamer Belgic will leave San
Francisco March 22nd for Hongkong,
touching at Honolulu.
The o. s. S. Iroquois had not arrived
at Samoa February 2Sth. The u ). ,.
Adams was still there.
There's 10 place like home, said Mr..
f. w. Peterson when he landed on the
dock from the Australia.
The brigantine w. G.. Irwin brought a
locomotive and a traction engine, for
contractor B. +. Dillingham;.
To all the passengers who arrived on
the Australia, the ADVERTISER extends a
cordial 'glad to see you" Aloha.
The Australia brought $25, 900 in gold
coin for Messrs. Bishop d Co. and fifty
four bags of mail for the Post Office.
Miss NJ. Johnston arrived on the
Australia to take position on the staff
of the Kamehameha Preparatory School.
In the Police Court March 8, a nolle
pros. was entered in the case of D. W.
Pua charged with conspiracy.
Do you want to know where to buy
embroideries and embroidery hounces?
Why, at Sachs store, of course.
On Saturday February LIST Mr.. Robert
Louis Stevenson delivered lecture at
Apia on "reminiscences of travel in the
Eastern Islands"
Lau Wal has been arrested on charge
of being a common nuisance, by allowing
loud and troublesome noises at night at
the Chinese theatre.
Mr.. ]. Ashdown first-class piano and
organ turner and repairer, is coming to
Honolulu on the Zealandia with a view
of permanent residence.
A large number of people were on the
wharves to see the Alameda and Aus
tralia cross the bar and come into port.
The passengers were very glad to get
ashore.
The will of the late John McColgan was
March 8, filed in the clerks office of the
Supreme Court, together with petition
for probate by James F. Morgan, the
executor and trustee named in the will.
"Kraipnography; or, Typewriter Short
hand" which is described as ga rapid
system of writing adapted for use on the
is the latest invention in
this line
Mr.. H. W. Schmidt looks well after an
extended trip in the Fatherland. Alb
sence from the Kingdom has not done
any harm to Messrs. Julius Hoting and
H. Lose.
Hon. E. C. Macfarlane returned on
the Australia from visit to the Coast.
Mr.. w. A. Whiting is also back again
by his sister Miss L. A.
Whiting.
Mr.. J. G. Williamson of the firm of
Garner & Musgrove, own
ing theatres in Melbourne, Sydney and
Adelaide was through passenger on
the Alameda
Our Kohala correspondent writes that
with but few exceptional days of fair
weather, there has been an over abund-
ance of rain in the district the past two
months or more.
Purser J. B. Sutton of the Alameda
and Purser Edw. A. Keil of the Austria
liza will accept the best thanks of the
for the prompt delivery of
files and other news favors.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dame OF
Falmouth, Me-, parents of Mrs. E o.
Hall, celebrated their golden wedding
January 18th, at the residence of their
son, Prof S P. Dame, of Sharon, Pa.
DIR. ]. NJ Whitney, the well-known
dentist, who has been quite sick of late,
is going to the Coast on the mail steamer
for recuperation, accompanied by Mrs
Whitney. 1t is hoped the change will
be beneficial.
The Hon. Matthew p Deadly, United
States Justice at Portland, Oregon, and
Mrs. Deadly, who have been spending
the past two months in the Islands, re-
turn to their home on the Alameda after
a pleasant visit His Honor's health is
L. NJ Johnson, who disposed of
81 1913 81 worth OF samples in San Fran
cisco belonging to jewelry company in
kept the money and was ar
rested, forfeited his bail bond of $4,000
February 21st. A bench warrant was
issued for his arrest. He is said to be in
Honolulu. We advise Johnson to get
out of this place.
A Bell telephone message from Waia-
ua on this island at O'Clock on Friday
evening, stated that it was raining very