The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-01-13

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Prof. H. Berger has returned.
The o. S. S. Company has a new
timetable.
Mai FATS poems for sale at the
Hawaiian Hotel.
S. S. Oceanic sailed at Z o'clock
Wednesday evening.
A new schedule of prices for ice
appears in another column.
Tourists from the Volcano report
an increased activity of Madam Pele.
The Zealandia brought eight Ha-
waiians from Samoa-six men and
two women.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Dowsett has been APP
pointed local agent for several insur-
ance companies.
The monotony of the street was
varied by a runaway on Fort street
Friday afternoon.
Suggestions as to how to start a
Oalky mule were in order on Fort ST.
Tuesday afternoon.
If II had only been a boy, there
would have been a young auctioneer
at Morgan's auction rooms.
Mrs. j. Nakai Ernstberger, "a
years Of age, gave birth to her fifth
child, a son, on Tuesday morning.
The Board of Health ask for seal
ed tenders for supplying provisions,
lumber. etc, for the Leper Settle
ment.
Our thanks are extended Purser
Mclean of the S. S. Zealandia, for
memorandum of voyage and other
news fayors.
If sufficient inducements are
offered the bark John D. Brewer
viii leave Boston for Honolulu
March -, 1891.
Mr.. Max Loheide, the instructor
of the Athletrc Association, met the
members of the Association at the
Gymnasium Friday evening.
Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of the Oahu Railway till Janu-
airy 18th, for building an extension
% the Pearl City Water Works.
Mr.. W. II. Hamilton, the popular
baritone who was here last summer,
viii visit Honolulu in the near future
with the Hess Opera Company.
Three hundred Chinese quaiIs
have been imported by Mr.. A. j.
Cartwright, Jr. They are 70 be set
az liberty at different places ON
Oahu
Persons. IN Honolulu District,
whose premises were omitted in tax,
ing the census, are requested TO re-
port the same at the Census Office in
Che Government Building,
Captain Harrison found his chick
el coop on Wednesday morning
minus about two dozen Legborn
fowls. John Is now ont on his an
auai visit 20 supply bis table for
Aonihi Day
The small bridge on school street
below the Fort Street School has
been repaired The old Gmbers were
very much decayed, and it is a Won
der the bridge did not fall through
long ago. Carpenters were puzzled
as 60 what held the bridge up,
lI. Charles W. Hart, at one time
resident of this place, and for some
years Road Supervisor of Honolulu,
died at Seattle. His body was
brought down on the Australia. The
funeral took place on Saturday at
3 o'clock from the Hall Of Oahu
Lodge, No. I, X. of F.
Mr. Geo. c. Lees received from
Japan, per the s. S. Oceanic, a pair
each of silver, golden, copper and
blue pheasants, guinea fowl, man
darn ducks, Hondan, Plymouth
Rock and Yokohama fowls; pair of
deer and a monkey. The most curl
Gus Of the whole lot is the Yokohama
fowl, the tail Of which grows to the
enormous length Of ten feet.
a Sunday School exhibition was
given at Kaluaaha, Molokai, on New
Years Day by all the Sunday
Schools Of the island Over 400 PEG
pie We're present to witness the exer-
cises, which lasted several hours.
Hon A p Paehaole, from Honolulu,
witnessed the exhibition, and says
that the scholars did we'll and the
exercises were well conducted.
Gen. Hartwell, who was elected
president Of the company formed
for the purpose of putting down a
cable from San Francisco through to