The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-11-17

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Volcano House is ready for
guests.
Marshal Wilson is expected to re-
turn on the Kinau.
Road Supervisor Hebbard has i'm
proved many streets of late.
Everybody is complaining of the
cold nights we have had lately.
A party of Raymond excursion
lists are expected here in February.
The coming of the San Jose team
will make things lively about the
holidays.
The Oahu Railway and Land Go.
carried 10000 passengers in the past
three months.
Associate Justice Bickerton will
preside at the December term of the
Supreme Court at Lahaina, Maui.
Deputy Attorney General Creigh-
ton will attend the December term
of the Supreme Court at Lahaina,
r Maui.
Two steamers are due on the 18th
the Mariposa from the Colonies,
and the Alameda from San Fran
cisco.
Messrs. Egan & Gum received
new importations of goods, among
which is full line of the popular
Dent gloves.
MIR. N. S. Sachs advertises special
bargains in ribbons, and ladies doing
fancy work for the holidays would
do we'll to examine his stock.
1t is stated that Messrs. Bloom d
Douglas, the owners of the yacht
Beagle, have left a power of attorney
to sue the Government for damages.
Superintendent White, of the
Water Works, reports that the pipe
has been laid on the Waikiki road to
furnish artesian water for city pur-
poses.
The Thanksgiving Day excursions
on the Oahu Railway, to Remond
Grove, is for the benefit of seven
local benevolent societies, and should
be patronized by everybody.
Mr.. John Dyer calls the attention
of the public to the Davidson pump.
He says it is the cheapest and best.
The electric light works on King
street are using two Of these pumps.
Those desiring to purchase orange
ranches, real estate, etc, IN River
side. Cal, will please communicate
with Mr.. Geo. II. Dole of that place
for any information. Read his advt.
IN this issue.
The sun has been seen for few
hours in Hilo, and the Record de-
votes a couple of pages to the dis
cussion of this interesting pheno-
menon. Only the oldest inhabitants
knew what it was.
The following gentlemen now con
stitute the officers of the Waihee
Sugar Co.: z. S. Spslding, Presi-
dent; Ed. D. Tenney, Vice-Presi-
dent; G. II. Robertson, Treasurer
10. Carter, Secretary and Auditor.
Mr.. J. T. Waterhouse was handed,
last Thursday, the titles of the land
recently purchased at Pearl City
from the Oahu Railway and Land
Co. Mr.. Waterhouse had lumber on
the ground last Saturday to com
mence building.
Private advices from Kauai state
that Jap at Honamaulu, while at
work in the cane fields, was taken
suddenly i'll and died. 1t is sup
posed be was poisoned. An investi-
cation will take place to prove If
possible the cause of the Jap's death.
Mr.. Williams has issued pair of
beautiful cabinets of the late Cen
eral and Mrs. James f. B. Marshall,
which surpass anything of the kind
vet seen here. The friends of these
noble friends of Hawaii should
secure these pictures while they can
be had.
The 28th of this month will be OBJ
served as a national holiday all the
Government offices throughout the
Kingdom will be closed. 1t is hon
ored as the anniversary of the recog-
milton of Hawaiian Independence
by the Governments of Great Britain
and France.
A native woman gave birth to
baby girl on board the steamer Like
like on Sunday morning. The
steamer was abreast of Diamond
Head at the time. When the steamer
locked at the wharf, the woman with
her baby in her arms walked down
the gangway unattended.