The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-05-12

AeSSrS. Il. u. Hall q Don nave a
large announcement in this issue.
They keep everything in their line
and sell at lowest prices.
The Pacific Hardware Co. keep
abreast of the times by keeping in
stock the newest and best that is
10 be found in q hardware and art
store.
Times must be hard with the retail
dealers both here and on the other
islands, if one may Judge by the
number OF bankrupt cases now be-
fore the Court.
The Monowai left the wharf few
minutes after 5 o'clock Friday even
ing. A number Of people assembled
to see her off, the attraction being
the only Sarah"
T. w. Hobron, &C Fort street, has
Just received another invoice of
those popular Hall fire and burglar
proof safes. Call at his office and
obtain particulars.
a private whale boat and crew
from the Queens boat house were
taken by the steamer Kinau for the
use of the Royal party at the differ
ent landings during the tour.
The Rev. 7. Eykyn arrived from
the Colonies on the Alameda to take
charge of the Rev. J. M. Silver's con-
gregation at the English church,
kohala, Hawaii, for few months.
The homestead of the late Chas. T.
Alexander, at Makawao, Maui, is
offered for sale or lease. For partic
ulars, apply to Mrs. II. 6. Alexander,
on the premises, or to l.. A. Thur
ston or w. D. Smith, Honolulu.
Mr.. B. f. Dillingham;, President of
the Oahu Railway and Land Com
pany, placed a special excursion
train at the disposal of the tourists
Friday. The train left the city
early in the morning.
Wherever Nine. Sarah Bernhardt
went Friday, a curious throng
followed. She and her party bought
a number Of Hawaiian fans, etc. A
small stock of groceries was also
bought at one of the up town stores.
The departure of the Australia
drew out a large crowd to the wharf
as usual, to witness the outgoing
crowd of pleasure-seekers. There
was no band on the wharf, Berger
and his boys having shipped for the
royal tour around Hawaii.
Thursday being Ascension Day,
the festival was commemorated at
the English and Roman Catholic
cathedrals by Holy Communion
early in the morning and mathis
during the forenoon. Large con
gregations were present at the ser
vices.
While fixing a leaking water pipe
on d corner of Hotel and Alakea
streets on Thursday, several laborers
with one pail among them were en-
deayoring TO dip the water from an
excavation as fast as it came in
through a pipe six inches in diane
ter, They finally gave it up as
rather slow progress.
The San Francisco Alta of re
cent date states that Sister Rose
Gertrude has written another article
for The Ladies' Home Journal for
June, on " What 1t Is To Be a
Leper," in which she gives clear
glimpse of leper life in Molokai;
how the disease is contracted; how it |
is treated and cured, and how the
lepers live in their exile.
Marshal C. 5. Wilson has print
ing outfit in his possession, it being
seized by order of the Supreme
Court, in the case of NJ. A. Con
salves VS.. G. L. Brito ct ais, for the
sum of S3,I46.75. The Marshal will
dispose of the plant with sundry
other articles on June 9TH, at public
auction, unless Judgment, interests,
costs, etc. be previously paid.
The little American hat-bottomed
schooner Annie Harley, which put in
in distress at Kawaihae a month
ago, after being blown away from
her course for over two thousand
miles, and which latterly put IN
to Honolulu, was sold the other
day to a Koolau Chinese rice
planter, probably the purchaser OF
her cargo, also. ''Ka Haze Hawaii"
will be the name under which she
will go in the future. She will run
III the Koolsu line. Captain PIatts,
it is understood, left by the Austria
liza for the Coast.