The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL

LOCAL AND GENERAL
Is the water famine overt
The skies did nOs weep Sund$y,
Lots OF water st Morgan's ISLES
rooms
T. W. Rawiins, proprietor of Leleo
Soap Works. calls attention to the
products OF his factory.
The funeral procession occupied
Just twenty-five minutes Sunday
ID passing School street
The ADyzErsER Office Is now
lighted by electricity. The first
light shone Saturday night.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
for September Is out. and Is IS usual.
full OF information On church INST
te1s-
Ii costs about $4,000 10 support
thirty three inmstes OF the LunElilo
Home an average OF about 500
spiece
TIE steamer Claudiue brought 50
cabin and ID deck passengers, in 81
~ She had io- freight, besides
lSS head Of i've stock, 50 packages
Ct miscellaneous cargo
4 smau printing press was sent
hy she Bosrd Of Education to the
Lshsinsluns Seminary, for the Use
Of the students II SECURING s know
ledge Of 5he printing trade
Robert Lehman. 8 German lately
employed on the hekaha plantation.
died Thursday az the QGeen's Hos
pitsl and WIS buried next day. the
Rev. Alexander Macintosh o6c;at
ing
Mr. kraIzer who hiss served IS re
porter on the P. c. ADVERTISER Tor q
year past. left Wednesday sfiernoon
by the Wsialeale for Kauai. where
ne takes a position in g Government
school.
The e S cruiser Charleston left
at $50 P n Thursday for Yokohama
and Shanghai She took OF 100
tons OF coal here and was rather
low II the water
Among the arrivals by the Yea
laDdia is Miss Patch. so tavorably
known 10 Honolulu musical circles
by her admirable training IN sing
ing given 10 the kawaiahao semi
nary girls. Miss Patch VIII take up
the chorus work again
The Friend for September 5 out,
and Is as usual crowded with good
residing matter An article on the
water famine deserves attention
from the powers that Be. and points
out the remedy which Eva planta-
ton suggests. wells and g pump.
slippery Barefoot Bill
No. lacking his usual gall
Undertook 10 tap the till
At the store O: f. O. Hail.
Inc skylight Is paneless by one:
Friend William Is still "'on the Trail. .
The trophy Ess pzinlessly won.
And he continues 70 ''hOodoc" the Jail
Hardly night passes that some
doors or windows are not left open
in the business part of the town, as
q sort Of invitation to burglars to
enter and take possession. 1t Is too
much to ask the police to lock peo-
pies doors for them and catch
thieves besides.
His Honor Judge Dole took pas
ssge IN the steamer ". g. Hall
on Friday, intending to hold the
September term of the Circuit Court
of Kau at Waiohinu- Some legal
gentlemen were also on board. in
Guiding Paul NeumanD. Deputy At
torney General Creighton. ". {.
Achi. Enoch johnson, and others.
Saturday night. between s and u
the premises of the Excelsior
Restaurant, Nuuanu street. were
burglariously entered, the till broken
open. and about $3.50 was taken
therefrom- The drawer was forced
open by chisel or some other sharp
instrument. The back door was
broken open by an instrument sup
posed to be such as are used BIZ pro-
fessionals. The premises are occ1-
pied by Mr.. Chas. Lind.
The British bark Pass of LEVY
left Glasgow. July 22d. for this port.
consigned to G. ". Macfsrlane &
Co, with the second half Of the Ma
kaEeh sugar machinery, which viii
complete one OF the largest sugar
plants ever erected on these islands.
The mill Is diffusion, and the entire
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