The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-13

HA1
The Uptown Bookstore advertises
new novelties to-day.
Eight Volcano tourists returned
by the Kinau last week.
DIR. Williams of Hllo, and Sheriff
Everett of Maui, are in town.
The S. S. Australia brought
$4,000 in specie for Honolulu.
The S. S. Australia will leave for
San Francisco next Wednesday.
The letter picked up in bottle in
the South Seas may be seen at this
Office
The family of Mr.. J. H. Soper has
been kindly taken in by Mr. P. G.
Jones.
Lieut-Com. F. P. Gilmore, US N,
is through passenger on the steam
ship Oceanic.
Hollister & Co. are receiving some
new machinery for their soda factory
by the Australia.
Union Bank of Australia shipped
100000 to San Francisco per S. S.
Manowai this trip.
The Razzledazzles won the foot
ball game at Makiki on Saturday.
Score four to naught.
In connection with the birds i'm
ported by Mr.. Coco. Lees, there were
about 900 flower plants and trees.
H. B. Ms Daphne, sister ship of
the Nymphe (now in port here) will
arrive here from San Francisco
shortly.
Mrs. Wray Taylor, who has been
to the Coast for some time for the
benefit of her health, returned by the
Australia.
One of the prettiest calendars re-
ceived so far is the Handicraft cal
endar published by the Kameha-
meha school.
An orange tree named Satsuma
Mikan, hardly two feet high, has
some almost ripe fruit on it. The
bush is to be seen in Warehouses;
store, also a few other trees.
Purser White of the Mikahala re-
ported fine weather at Kauai, and
that the steamer Kaimiloa arrived at
Nawiliwih on Saturday with the for
eign mails by the Australia.
The jury in the murder case of
John Kamakaia and Keliihookano
tried before Judge McCully last
week returned a verdict Saturday
evening OF assault and battery.
MIR. Alexander Young's horse took
a notion TO have race by itself Sun
day; consequence was it got as far
as kawaiahao Church, where it was
stopped with the remains of the
buggy,
The census returns of Honolulu
are nearly an in, also those Of several
districts of Hawaii, EIom one dis
Ulcs Of Honolulu over 5000 names
wer7 taken,
For the pas, few days the dining
rooN tables ~ tAe Arlington have
been Srace3 with some of the most
besU0tOl flowers 10 he found IN the
hiDgdom,
Aud Stil they COME, THIS tine $
handsome memorandum calendar Of
the Commercial Union Assurance
Co, of London, Alexander J, Cars
wright agent for Honolulu,
A number Of Through passengers
by the o. x D. s, 5. Oceanic were
sightseeing during Tuesday after
noon, visiting the Pal, PUnchbowl
and other scenic attractions IN and
around Honolulu.
At a meeting of the Honolulu
Arion last week it was decided to
give a picnic in the near future,
sometime during the next full moon.
The exact time viii be decided at
their meeting Thursday, January
18th.
The death of AIrs.Young is a great
loss to the community; she arrived
here about a year ago, and by her
inestimable disposition and manner
won friends of all whom she met. DIR.
Alvarez attended the deceased dur
ing her illness of about two weeks.
Prof. Sauvlet, well remembered by
for his action and very |
undertaking to carry out |
the opera Mikado some seven or
eight months ago, is playing with !
the Hess Opera Company orchestra
in San Francisco. He is also chorus
leader.
The funeral of Charles w. Hart |
was conducted from the hall of Oahu
Lodge, No. l, X. of p, Sunday at 8