The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-07

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Heslsni won the race in the
HawSiian yacht race Saturday.
Biennial meeting Of the Queens |
Hospital corporation Saturday, 18th |
inst.
Passengers from the Volcano state |
that the Volcano is becoming mere
active.
The fireworks at W@kiki Villa was
something worth seeing the evening |
OF the Fourth.
The Aussralis and Monowai car
ried away, this week, 1928 letters
and 1874 papers,
A vacancy exists in the Royal |
Sehool-hrst aSSistantship 10 Rev.
Alex. Macintosh.
Messrs. E. o. Hall i Son, ship |
chambers, call attention 70 long |
list OF articles advertised.
Nearly every ship and vessel in
the harbor were foating hundreds of |
hsgs TO the breeze Saturday.
The third series of stock Of the |
Pioneer Building and Loan Associa-
ton will be issued July 9th.
Purchasers OF lots at Pearl City |
have been supplied with maps show
, ing the location of their lots,
Messrs. Jas. G. Spencer, Robt. |
More and John F. Colburn have
J been appointed prison inspectors.
MIR. A. ]. Cartwright Jr., is ex-
pecting thoroughbred bird dog by |
the next Zsalsndia from San Fran |
, cisco.
Mr.. Jack Lucas received the con-
tract for shoeing Government mules |
for SIX months from to-day, at $50 |
per head per month.
Mr. Robert W Wilcox, of revolu-
tionary fame, left by the Australia |
Tuesday. Is is rumored that be has
gone to meet Mrs. Wilcox.
The Monowai lef: at 1850 1. ", !
Tuesday. The Hawaiian Band gave
the through passengers an ides of |
Z Nha ,v-a,atl.-,e
5 The passengers en- route 10 the
1 Coast by the Monowai so much adj
mired Honolulu scenery as TO pur
r chase many views OF the same.
Brother e. Bertram, Principal of
: St, Louis College, returned on Fri
, day by the Mariposs from a brief
business visit 10 the Old World.
Mrs. Lily Maialii, wife of Geo. \.
Shaw. died at her residence on Mon
: day. June %. The ten-yesr old child
y OF Mr.. Shaw died only month ago.
OF the recently arrived Japanese
: laborers, 80 men and II women were
: sent TO the kahaku Plantation on
!. Thursday, and five men to the
, Maunslus Plantation.
Col. Samuel Norris has handed US
a pod OF the Carob tree or st. Johns
. fruit, the same that St John was
: supposed TO have existed upon dur
. ing his stay in the wilderness
I Mr.. H. W. Peck, for sometime
teacher in the Royal School, has &C
< cepted the position of General Sec
rotary OF the Honolulu Y N. c. A.
Z which was rendered him some weeks
/ ago
9 The exterior or shell of the new
: British Club building is nearing
completion When finished 1t viii be
= |. the largest frame building in Homo
- lulu and one of the boasts of the
town
Five natives, one a member Of the
y Privy Council, and a white man
!! were arrested last Friday for wooing
e the tickle goddess of chanee-Che
Fa They are out on $500 bail each.
\ Inc tr1al comes up to-day.
A native who came from Hilo
d about q month ago with $1,000 in
'. his pocket has opened che ia es-
e tablishment There are four others
II that are run rather openly for
4 gambling business Why not haul
:. 'em up.
: The imports OF bananas into the
United States from all countries for
the three months ending March 81,
IS 1881, show large increase. and are
e valued at S3,824.OOS, against Sass
d 81 for the same period of 1890.
-e This clearly indicates that the popu-
" lar taste calls for more bananas.
II On Thursday. July 9Th, the Y. NJ
re c. A viii give q farewell reception
IS TO Mr.. S. d. Fuller, the retiring
General Secretary. and Mr. p G.
Jones, one OF the oldest members of