The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-03-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
How's your thermometer ?
DR.. Furry is quite seriously i'll.
Sugar is going forward to San
Francisco in large quantities.
The Waialua Sugar Mill finished
grinding for the season last Satur-
day.
Cool weather still continues, the
full-blooded breeder of malaria,
colds, etc.
Messrs. E. Hofschlaeger q Co.
offer ex recent arrivals superior
wines. cigars, etc.
Can't Houdlette of the Australia
reports the trip down one of the
toughest he ever experienced.
i special term of the Supreme
Court will be held Monday, March
30th for the hearing of banco cases
only.
Mr.. W. A. PEARS who visited the
volcano last week reports Witnessing
a grand display He was much
pleased with his trip.
Mr.. H. [. Walker, engineer of the
Pepeekeo Sugar Plantation, IS in
town, having been granted a three
months leave Of absence.
The bark Martha Davis is an
nounced TO sail from Boston for this
port on or about June 18th. Messrs.
c. Brewer & Co. are the agents.
Tuesday, the 18th inst, will be OBJ
served as a public holiday, 1t being
the birthday anniversary of Kane
hameha III. It'll also st. Patrick's
day.
The San Francisco Music and
Drama says /" the Hawaiian national
lynn. as played by the Baldwin
orchestra is a beautiful piece Of
music"
The steamer Likelike lost boat
at Paauhau last week, the crew
barely escaping with their lives.
One of the men had his left arm
broken.
The agents of the Pacific Mail
Company state that they have no
advice Of the China's touch here this
month. and the report is probably
incorrect.
The great coursing event in Eng
land-the Waterloo Cup-was won
by Colonel North'S dog Fullerton,
February 2Ist. Fullerton won the
event in 1880.
The Secretary OF the Board Of
Education announces that the regu-
lar vacation of all public schools, at
the close Of the first session Of the
year. Will extend from April 10th to
the 9th.
Rice's Evangeline Troupe will be
on the Alameda due the 18th inst.
en- route to Australia. They have
written to Mr.. L. J. Leyey that they
would like to stay over in Honolulu
for q short season.
AIr. John L. Sullivan, the pugilist
and actor, writes to Mr.. L. j. Leyey
that he Will pass through Honolulu
II June on his way to the Colonies.
He Is DESTROYS of giving display of
his ability IN this city.
The new captain of the Household
Guard is Mr.. Samuel Nowlein, Ser
geant alarms of the Legislature of
1890. Lieut.. W J. Feary has been
appointed first lieutenant and Hiram
Kaaha. second lieutenant.
Judge G. B. Burnett of st. Louis
IS stopping at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Thursday morning he was present
in the Supreme Court during the
hearing of a case. Judge Burnett is
also attorney for the Wabash rail
way.
Their Excellencies the Hons.
Samuel Parker, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, and Chas. \. Spencer, Min
lister of the Interior, visited the .. S.
warships Mohican and Iroquois, on
Thursday morning. The customary
salute was fired.
4 masquerade ball was given on
Thursday night at the residence Of
Mr.. J. 3. Castle, Waikiki, in honor
Of Miss Nellie White. A large com
pany was present, and all enjoyed
the merry occasion. The Hawaiian
string band furnished music.
i French paper says that an
Italian singer has employed creole
soprano, a negro contralto, a German
tenor. a Hawaiian baritone, and
French pianist, to travel in his com
pany on a professional tour to the