The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

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Purser Geo. McLane of the Zeal
andia has our thanks for news
favors
On Monday, June 18th, Mr.. Jas.
+. Morgan will hold an extensive
sale of residence lots.
Ten tourists took passage in the
steamer W. 6. Hall Friday for the
Volcano, via Punaluu.
Miss Susanna Patch will resume
the teaching of vocal and instrumen-
tai music after September LIST.
If there is going to be an enter
tainment of any kind for the Fourth
of July, preparations had better be
commenced soon.
Hon. W. Jas. Smith, Secretary of
the Board of Education. has notice
of the public school examinations of
Honolulu and Oahu.
By the w. G. Hall on Friday the
following japanese immigrants were
shipped to the Hutchinson planta-
ton: IS men and II women.
The Japanese steamship Yama-
shire Maru, Captain Young, is now
due with over one thousand immi-
grants from Yokohama, Japan.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany announce a specially in hang
ing lamps. They have an unusually
large and varied stock lately re-
ceived.
At the lecture to be given at the
Y. NJ. G. A. Hall tomorrow evening
by DR.. William Hammond, the lee
turer will exhibit some curios and
relics in illustrations.
The latest quotations of sugar in
New York June 1st, were S3.41 for
Cuban centrifugals; and S4.12a for
dry centrifugals. In San Francisco,
dry centrifugals are $3.50.
The steamer Likelike, on her last
trip from Hawaii, took the largest
number of sacks Of sugar from
Hakalau ever taken from there IN
one day-4000 sacks were taken.
The question " What are we going
to have on July 4th has been heard
quite frequently the past few days.
If anything is going to be done,
active steps should be taken at once.
AS the newsdealers' mail was being
taken from the Zeelandia Tuesday,
bag Of papers for the Hawaiian
News Co. slipped into the water, but
was rescued before any damage was
done.
Court Diary.-Wednesday, June
10th. In re estate Of Lum Young
Kin, administration, and Richard
Meek; guardianship Hall minors;
in re bankruptcy of c. w. Spltz;
estate Of c. n. Arnold.
The following named guests at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel arrived by
the Zealandia: Mrs. E. j. Devin,
Iowa; j. G. Devin, Colo; A. Goats,
j. Glen, A. Arthur, J. Goth, Scot
land; Mrs. e. E. Crandall, Miss
Louisa Stain, Los Angeles.
Messrs. Ludwigsen & Cron re-
ceived by the Zealandia an electric
outfit to be put in their candy factory
when they have enlarged their pres
ent quarters. The plant will not
only furnish light, but be used in
running the machinery of the fac
tory.
Eighteen different views Of the
Kamehameha boys and school have
been taken by j. A. Gonsalves, the
photographer They represent the
boys in the machine, printing and
blacksmith shops. The teachers and
members of the Glee Club are taken
in separate groups.
Mrs. Abigail Pilipo, distant des-
cendant of the Kamehamehas, died
at Kailua, North Kona, Hawaii, on
Tuesday, June I'd, aged SO years.
Her body was brought to Honolulu
on Tuesday by the steamer W. 6.
Hall for burial. The deceased lady
leaves two children, one of whom IS
in China, to mourn her loss.
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At KaWaiahaO.
Her Majesty the Queen attended SER
vice on Sunday at Kawaiahao Church,