The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-27

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the opium was captured lately.
Quite number of Honolulu mer.
chants are preparing for the Kings
arrival in the way Of flags, banners,
etc., to be displayed before the re-
spective stores.
Six of the Mariposa's passengers
left by the Kinau Tuesday after
noon to enjoy few nights viewing
the worlds greatest wonder-the
Volcano Of Kilauea-
The wharf at the Kealia landing.
Kauai, is to be extended 100 feet.
Captain Macaulay declares that when
completed it will be the finest wharf
outside of Honolulu.
The Native Sons of Hawaii " are
drilling for the parade on the day Of
the Kings arrival. 1t is said they
are having costumes made especially
fer use on such occasions.
Messrs. j. M. Poepoe and John
Sheldon have opened book print
ing establishment. They intend
publishing books in Hawaiian, and
their first work is treatise on the
the Mormon doctrine.
The San Francisco Call, of Janu-
airy 9TH, says: III. w. Morse, son Of
the captain of the steamer Alameda
and located at Port Costa, has organ
lied an athletic club which viii be
devoted solely to fisticuffs."
Jimmy" Darlington, the we'll
known athlete, will be given bene-
fit at the Opera House next Saturday
evening, by his friends among the
local amateurs and others. Mr.. Bar
rington leaves for the Coast by the
Australia.
Messrs. w. G. Irwin & Co., LID,
have received advices that the steam
ship Amigo had sailed from Salina
Cruz on the 9th, and would be due
here on or about the 25th inst, when
she will receive passengers for China
as advertised.
Conflicting rumors are heard as to
the date of the Kings leaving San
Francisco. The Charleston is placed
at the Kings disposal on the oath
inst, and it is altogether probable
that he will start homeward by the
18th or Both of January.
Prof. q. j. Ordway and others in
tend giving musical entertainment
some time in the near future. From
what is known of Prof. Ordway's
handling of the banjo, guitar and
mandolin, the public may look for
something worth going to.
The sympathy of the entire com
munity is extended to Hon. G. j.
Met arthy in his bereavement. news
Of which was brought by the Mari
0osa. His mother died IN San Fran
,isco, January 5th, and was inferred
1t the Holy Cross cemetery, January
7th.
While leaving Kailua on Thurs
lay, one of the sailors of the steamer
W. G. Hall, who was ordered to take
n the spanker sheet, fell into the
yea. A boat was soon lowered, and
le was picked up and taken aboard,
lot the least frightened at his deep
lea bath.
While excavating the cellar for
he new Brewer block, at a depth of
even feet large stone mortar Of Z
'oral was unearthed. It evidently }
vas used for pounding ava and
must have been used long ago. 1t
IAN be seen at j. j. Williams photo
,raph rooms.
The Government has just import
ID a large sprinkling cart, made at
he factory Of Studebaker Bros,
south Bend, Indiana. Heretofore,
he Governments carts Of this des-
rlption have been built in Homo
ulu, thereby patronizing home IN
lustry and native mechanics.
An Oakland Wedding.
MIR. Theo- Dredge, a relative Of
Or. Theo. H. Davies and we'll
:nown in Honolulu, was united in
marriage to Miss Agnes Young,
laughter of Mr. Alex Young, at
oakland. January 7th. The ST.
Examiner has the following account
T the wedding: The wedding Of
liss Agnes Young and 7. Faulkner |,
)redge was celebrated at the resi-
lence of the brides uarants Mr.