The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A full line of kid gloves for sale 8
Egan & Gums new store.
The planet Jupiter rises about
Pm. in the east and is very brilliant
Deputy Clerk Wundenberg com
menced his duties in court Wednes
day.
Mr.. F. M. English enters Judg
Hartwell's Office to-day as la,
student.
The Post Office department sen
by the Australia 6299 letters an,
2156 papers.
The State dinner and the festivi
ties for Her Majesty's birthday hav
been postponed.
Bishop & Co., trustees for tn
Eva Plantation Company, offer SOM
stocks and bonds for sale.
John L. Sullivan is not meeting
with much success IN Australia
according to Colonial papers.
The new electric light works OF
King street attract large humble,
of people almost every evening.
In the case of the Queen VS.. jim
Kaka the defendant has employed
six attorneys to conduct his defense
Mr.. Ben SAILOR, the billiard playe
who came down from the Coast some
time ago, returned by the Australia
The through passengers of the
Alameda made use of their time
Friday taking in sights arounc
town.
The U. S. man-of-war Pensacola
was to leave San Francisco Sunday
August %, for here, to remain five
months.
The Minister of Finance an
nounces that tenders for govern
ment bonds will be received up t.
September 18th.
Prof. F. A. Hosmer announces
Monday, September 7th, as opening
day of Punahou Preparatory Schoo
and Oahu College.
A reward of $3.50 to anyone who
will give information which will leac
to the arrest and conviction of who
ever is doing the burglarizing.
A sudden intentional ignition of {
PHOSPHORUS match at Emma Square
Monday evening, exposed an inter
esting scene in one of the numerous
buggies.
Repeated drilling of the handsome
team of bays for the new fire engine
of Company No. 1 is resulting IN the
horses learning to go quickly to then
places at the tap of bell.
A driver of a horse and buggy
through too close attention to his
companion, collided with another
outfit, taking a wheel off the latter,
at Emma Square, Monday evening
last.
The light showers of rain the past
two days promise to continue. That
thew are needed is evident from the
fact that a great many townspeOple
have not near enough water for all
purposes.
An unknown Chinaman committed
suicide at Moanalua Monday after
noon by cutting his throat with a
razor. An express wagon was sent
down, which brought up the remains
in the evening.
That advertising pays in the P. G.
A. is shown by the fact that the $4,000
orange trees wanted by Mr.. B. f.
Dillingham; have been provided for,
and d great many more could be had
if he wanted them. Moral ADVER-
TIsE.
A waffle thrown in jest at Turk
in a Chinese "hash-house" Thursday
morning, resulted in the tosser of it
being pelted with cups of coffee,
sugar bowls, and dishes in general,
till be beat an unceremonious re-
treat
Steward Lucas and Manager Nc
Tighe, of the Hawaiian Hotel, had
their hands full directing to the
wants of the many guests who break
tasted at that popular hostelry Sat
urday morning. Over one hundred
guests sat down to the tables, the
"divine" Sarah being one of them.
Chaplain Frank Thompson, of the
Charleston, baptised the little daugh
ter of DIR. and Mrs. @. B. Woods at
st. Andrews Cathedral, on Sunday,
the Both inst. Quite number of the
friends of the family were present.
During the entire ceremony of about
twenty minutes Mr.. Wray Taylor
played the organ.
At the Sunday morning service of
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