The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Drs. Anderson & Lundy have a
professional card in this issue
The Australia, Tuesday, took by
mali TAI letters and 245S papers.
Mr.. f. L. Winter has received
1900 ramie plants from Kona which
have been distributed.
DIR. Henri q. McGrew has remov-
ed his office from Alakea street to
King and Richards streets.
Miss Carey, daughter of the COM
mander of the Monowai, accompa-
MED her father on this trip.
The W G. Hall brought news of
plenty of rain on the Kau coast. and
very rough weather in the Hawaii
channel.
W. c. Sproull, of Irish linen fame.
mas a few words to say to the ladies
and others interested, in our advertis-
ing columns to day.
Major H c. Dane, the well known
lecturer, was a through passenger
on the Monowai, after successful
tour in the Colonies.
The Monowai encountered very
severe equinoctial gale with frequent
showers, for the last three days be-
fore reaching Honolulu.
The Planters Labor and Supply
Co. will meet in this city on Mon
day, October 26, 1891, at the Cham
Der of Commerce rooms, al 10 o'clock
A. N.
One hundred dollars is not bad
price for syoung cocoanut tree, is 1t?
That price was asked, ii is said, of
gentleman who was looking for one
to send away.
Four Hawaiians returned from
China by the Belgic on Friday.
They were Mrs. Kanai, of Kauai, and
Mrs. Akamu and her two daughters,
of Hilo, Hawaii.
Messrs. Ed. Hoffschlaeger & Co.
have received, per Woosung from
Bremen, three of the celebrated
Westermayer pianos. Also on hand
two hne parlCr organs.
The victorious Honolulu" nine,
champions for '9l, sat under the eye
of the camera Friday at J. j. Viii
hams'. The boys never had harder
work to hold their positions.
Mr.. Hogan left on Friday, by
the Hall, for Hawaii. He will visit
the Volcano and Haleakala and will
be absent two or three weeks. Have
a good time and don't fall into the
fire, Ben.
Mr.. john Magoon, who has been
absent the Coast since June last,
returned by the Forest Queen. Mr..
NJ Igoon is pleased to get home
again, and says this country is good
enough for him.
Hop Hing & Co. vs. The Wilder
S. S. Co., another case brought for
damages occasioned by the Kabului
fire, was decided last week in the ;
Police Court in favor of the plain l
tiffs. The defendants noted an ap- {
peal.
Captain j. Nelson, the popular
skipper of the j. a. Cummins, re-
turned by the Mariposa on Friday,
after several months visit to his
parents at his old home in Denmark.
MIR. Nelson looks as though he had
enjoyed his trip thoroughly. !
One of the passengers by the Hall
reports that the caterpillaIs are en-
gagged in a raid on Kau. From about {
q mile on the Hilea side of Honuapo !
to Naalehu, distance of about five
miles, they are very thick averaging
a bucket to the square inch, the AID
EERTIsER's informant saysD.
Somebody down at Eva Planta |
ton is selling liquor without a t
license. Cinnamon have a way of c
calling for freight and carrying it a
by mysterious and devious ways to q
certain store not far from the Eva s
church. A white employee of the a
plantation Swallowed them the other a
day.
A trophy left in the clerks Office j
of the Supreme Court, doubtless by I
Barefooted Bill, was found yester c
day by F. w. Wundenberg. 1t con :
sisted of the steel point of finger $
nail cleaner or some similar attach J
ment to a pocket knife, broken off in .
the keyhole of an iron box in one of r
the clerks desks. y
Captain Cushman, who is breaking
ND the wreck of the Vandalia, passed /
through on the Monowai yesterday. \
He says that the timbers are worm :
eaten and worthless, but good deal y
OF valuable iron will be taken out. :
One of the German men of war has r
been broken up, and work is now in =
progress on the other. 1t will take =
81 5ht months more work to clear =
these wrecks away. Z