The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-04-28
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Mr.. Kalei has been appointed
Poundmsster at the Honolulu
Pound.
Mrs. Annie Besant, the noted
English writer, is visiting in
America.
If opium continues to be shipped
into the Kingdom, the price of the
stuff ought to decline.
Nearly 5000 letters were sent off
by the Zealandia Tuesday by the
Post Office department.
His Excellency C. n. Spencer, the
Minister of Interior, has some By
Authority notices in this issue.
On our desk is block out of the
supposed camphor tree cut down the
other day in the Hospital grounds.
ONoA wv HuuuIeO permits were
issued by the Board of Health for
passage to visit the Leper Settle
ment.
A list of law books to be ordered
SiJr the law library of the Supreme
Court Is being prepared by the
Librarian.
His Excellency John L. Stevens.
the American Minister, entertained
some of his friends at his residence
Friday evening.
Rev. E. g. Beckwith, pastor of the
Central Union Church, has started
the hawaiahao library by presenting
several volumes to IL.
1t is reported that saloon and
restaurant will be opeMd in the
vacant building on the corner of
King and Fort streets.
The latest dates of the San Fran
cisco papers are promising that city
a rare theatrical treat when Sarah
Bernhard arrives there.
A general indisposition of lawyers
and others with their cases not
ready were the cause of no Court
session being held Friday.
DIR. Lutz mas rented the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. G. w. |
Smith on Alakea street, and has
hung out his single as a practi
toner.
The Government Pound will be
removed from Kohololoa to an en-
closure situated at the Junction of
Pensacola street and the new Bunch
bowl road.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
are up with the times in keeping
full new stock of goods. They call
special attention to their large line
of silverware.
Mr. L. j. Levey has been instruct
ed by DR.. Trousseau to sell at pub.
he auction next Wednesday, at noon,
the late Kings boat house, boats,
etc, belonging to the house.
The Chinaman who thought to
save a few pieces of cloth from the
fire the other night, has placed them
IN the Police Station for safe keep
ing-though against his will.
Mr.. H. NJ. scrymser, of New York.
is a passenger on the Tahiti. He
has IN possession a beautiful full |
FLOODED Irish setter. No finer look
,ng setter can be had than this one.
The Hon. Il. P. Baldwin, of Haiku. /
Mani, sent by the Claudine a gift of
Sl,OOO to the Hawaiian Board of Mis-
slons and another of $500 for the
Portuguese Protestant chapel at /
Hilo. :
The Office of the Board of Educa t
hon has undergone some repairing. t
new counter has been made In q
front of the clerks desk, while the a
other one was moved back several a
leet. n
The many friends of Commander
!. McCurley, formerly of the U. S.
, Nlpslc, were glad to see him Wed
lesday. The Commander in en- Il
quite TO the China Station by the II
Rio de Janeiro. -
If the street sprinklers were used P
nore generally over all the principal q,
treets, there would be less mud on NJ
ONE and less dust on others. Pc f.
estrians must either pick dust out n
I their eyes or scrape mud from :.
heir shoes when out for a walk. r
The woman, arrested Sunday u
vening, for having opium in pos :.
ession, and giving her name as ~.
liss Campbell at the station, was % -
ned $500, Monday afternoon, by az a.
lie Police Cont. The fina moe IL.