The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-11-03

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The PLANTERS MONTHLY is out for
October
Taxes Tor the current year VIII be
due on November I'd.
The oldest inhabitant ought to be
satisfied with the rainfall
n. S. Sachs advertises that he has
special lines of goods for ladies and
children.
Hon. Chas. J. Mccarthy looks like
q well-to-do practitioner with his
full beard.
Miss Nolte and Miss Hassinger
recently took part IN a charity fete
N San Francisco.
Rumor says that there will be few
changes il Port Surveyor Crabbe's
department very shortly.
The ". d. Dimond sailed Tues
DAY for the Coast; 773 letters and
5l3 papers were sent on her.
The sewing teacher Mrs. Wilbur)
mas arrived for the Industrial Home,
and has assumed the duties of her
position.
A number of subscribers to the
Kalakaua Monument Fund are
anxious to know what the Committee
are doing.
The services of Mrs. Van Anglen,
Of San Francisco, have been secured
Dy the Kawaiahao Seminary dress
making department.
Deputy Marshal Mehrten has de
cided to stop the frequent rioting at
the Chinese Theatre; he threatens
20 revoke their license.
The Hawaiian Electric Go. pro
pose to introduce the metre system,
SC that people will only have to pay
for what electricity they use.
At a meeting of the stockholders
Of the Oahu Railway and Land Co.,
held Thursday afternoon, it was de-
cided TO build hotel at Pearl City.
Hon. Godfrey Brown writes from
England that he is enjoying himself.
He leaves for home via India and
China and will arrive here in Jan
nary.
4 lighted balloon was seen over
Beretania street last night. Evidently
some one Is not satisfied with the
rainfall and Is trying the dynamite
method.
The Board of Education has
secured photographs of the new
schoolhouse at Hilo. 1t is consid-
cred the best building OF the kind in
the kingdom.
The series of organ recitals being
given at the Kaumakapili Church
are for the purpose of raising money
for the better lighting Of the interior
Of the fine building.
DR.. MeKibbin has resigned his
position as hospital physician, and
the resignation has been accepted
by the Trustees. 1t is TO take effect
as soon as his successor is appointed.
The Olowalu Sugar Co. elected
the following officers Oct. Goth: W.
g. Irwin, president; +. W. Macfar-
lane, vice president; G. Bose, secre-
tary and auditor; w. NJ. Giffard,
treasurer.
The Pacific Sugar Mill elected the
following officers Thursday: F. A.
Schaefer, President: G. R. Bishop,
Vice President J. Hoting, Treas
urer; H Renjes, Secretary; j. H.
Patty, Auditor.
There is a movement on foot to
combine the leading livery stables
under the head of stock company
The Pantheon, Club, Hawaiian Hotel
and Fashion stables are mentioned
for the combine.
Prof. Alexander has revised and
corrected the proof sheets of his his
tory of the schools of the Hawaiian
Kingdom and returned them to the |
publishers. An early appearance Of |
the publication is expected.
The Drifted Snow Flour has a
unique advertisement in the form of |
a counterfeit pea nut, on opening
the shell, in place of finding the |
kernel, you get small circular
praising the virtue of their goods.
The Hawaiian Sugar Co. elected
the following officers October Is:
81. p. Baldwin, president; G. W.
Macfarlane, viee-president; S. NJ.
Damon, treasurer; W. L. Hopper,
secretary; Henry Holmes, auditor.
The town was startled on Friday
morning by report of murder on
Alspai street. 1t turned out that
two Chinese had quarrel; one had
his head Opapad NV O hlou from q |