The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-03-03

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Coolest weather known for many
years in Honolulu.
Question-What circulation has
the "Hilo Journal"
Answer" The Hilo Journal has
a circulation of one"
Messrs. E. o. Hall & Son are hav-
ing their brick building repaired.
Hon. Cecil Brown called on Presi
dent Harrison in Washington Feb.
18th.
a recent arrival from abroad hied
himself away on sort O. -" French
leave plan.
According to latest news from
Kau there seems to be a butter
famine over there.
The total population of the Island
of Oahu is put at 3l,176; an increase
of BIOS IN six years.
Drop a nickel IN the slot and see
any number you may think of from
one to sixty, Is the latest.
a large shipment of Japanese
plantation laborers is expected about
the second week of March.
4 large number of people visited
and admired the steamship Mono
wal during her brief stay in port.
The average temperature for the
month of February was 6S.1 dogs;
the lowest for that month for eight
years.
Mr.. Lincoln D. Spencer, Inspec-
tor-General of Immigrants, left by
the steamer w. G. Hail on Friday
for a tour of inspection on Hawaii.
Next Friday evening at the Y. NJ.
@. A. Hall, His Excellency John l..
Stevens will lecture on Rio de la
Plata Countries of South America"
1t is stated that Henry NJ. Stanley
and Mrs. Stanley will arrive IN San
Francisco on March IL, aud will re-
main on the Pacific Coast some time.
A kanaka was killed one day last
week at Wainlha, Kauai, by acct
IDENTIFY rolling down steep pail. He
was said to have imbibed ire
water" too freely.
The Cabinet question being set
tied, now comes the censures and
APPROPRIATIONS of the Courts decision;
then the appointment of Postmaster
General and Marshal
Miss Jessie Braden, daughter of
AFR. j. 2. Braden Of this city, leaves
on the Mariposa for Chicago where
she Intends further cultjyating her
talent for dramatic work.
The decision of the Supreme Court
on the question of the Cabinet is
given In full on another page. There
was one dissenting voice, but which
one dissented is withheld from the
public.
a monster pineapple, weighing five
nraA IF ..A,a.,Hs hF.aD,Fhr
town Friday afternoon by Mr.. j.
Kidwell from his pineapple ranch.
Such apples as that are worth Guilt
waiting.
The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York, Mr. S. B. Rose,
General Agent for the Hawaiian
Islands, has a statement III this Issue
of figures and facts convincing in
themselves.
Special cars will he run on the
different tramways for the accommo-
dation of theater goers during the
evenings of the Bijou Opera Co.'s
season. You must OBTAIN tickets be-
fOrehand from Mr.. L. j. Levey.
Mr.. Jerry Simonson, with Messrs.
& Co., gave luau to his
many friends at his home at Palama
Wednesday evening. A large num-
Der attended the feast after which
the guests danced to late Lour.
At II o'clock noon Feb. 23d the |
Mexican, the Iroquuis and the shore |
battery fired guns in commemoratlOn
of Washingtou's birth day. All the |
American vessels aud the British |
Nymphe were decorated IN honor of !
the day.
MIR. !. n. Samuyoa, OF Guatemala,
at present stopping at the Hawaiian
Hotel, has made arrangements with |
five Portuguese laOorers to go to
Guatemala 10 work Oh a sugar estate.
Ii they prove satisfactory he will re-
turn 10 the islands for more.
The Hiio Record was sent to the
Bulletin as an exchange, but owing
10 50 few reading the latter paper,
The publishers of the Record cut the
off its exchange and trans
ierred it to better paper, one that
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