The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-08-11


interesting matter-
His Excellency J. Mott Smith.
Minister of Finance, has taken trip
10 Hawaii per steamer Iwalani.
Three tourists are bound for the
Volcano per the steamer hinau,
Misses Mott Smith and MIR. 4. L. c.
Atkinson.
Another English eruption broke
out IN the Ia Leo. In two late
issues II devotes a column or two 20
the Ministry.
Mr.. h. i. Parmalee and family.
who were rusUeahng at the Volcano
for some time, returned home We'd
nesdsy morning.
\ lot Of machinery was received
by 3 lasely-srriviDg vessel for the
new electric plant put up on King
street near Alakea-
The San Francisco Examiners
"Parnell OF Hawaii y has returned
home, accompanied by his brother
II law, Baron Sobrero-
The ire at Mrs. Haalelea's pre-
misses was the work Of 3 Portuguese
girl. who confessed she lighted the
IRE at anOtber's instigatiOn.
Mr. J. ". Preston, collector for
the P. c. ADVERTISER and GAZETTE.
who has been absent to the Coast on
business, has returned to his post of
duty.
Dr. Richard Jones, who two and
half years ago came out to I'LL DR.
Walters place on Ksuai. during his
absence, has taken up his residence
n this city.
Workmeu are building q stone
wall makai Of the Myrtle boathouse,
for the purpose Of depositing mud
from the hsrbor when the work of
deepening II commences.
Mr. John Camacho, chief cook of
the Hawaiian Hotel, gave a luau and
q dance TO some of his friends on
Monday evening. They assembled
at his new residence on Punchbowl
street.
Mr.. Henry Smith, Chief Clerk of
the Supreme Court, left Tuesday by
the steamer Claudine to spend a
well earned two weeks vacation, at
MskaEso, Maui. He will join his
family there.
The Eva Plantation Company
has received per Zealandis the third
set of pumps for the wells on the
plantation. The pumps are mon
sters, one piece of the machinery
alone weighing eleven tons.
In one of Hawaiian News Com
paDy's store windows is to be seen an
advertisement that is the work of
Mr.. Viggo jacobsen. 1t is a splen-
did piece of pen and brush work,
showing what the artist can do.
The Heeis Agricultural Company
has elected for the ensuing year the
following named officers: A. Asch-
helm, president; J. P. Mendonca,
vice-president; G. Bolte, treasurer;
a Gartenburg, secretary and aud
itor.
The lava lake is daily becoming
more interesting as the molten lava
gradually fills up the chasm. The
fires continue very bright. The work
on the hotel is also progressing
finely, and in a month or so it will |
be ready for al who may arrive.
The members Of Mrs. Gray's dane |
ing school and opera company gave I
an informal dance at theresidence Of 1
Mrs. H J. Hart, on Nuuauu Avenue,
on Tuesday evening. The dancing /
was followed by refreshments. The 4
young members had 2 most enjoy /
able time.
In our Eastern exchanges, it is
stated that the salutatorian at Hamp- 4
ton Institute this year is an Indian
girl. who. under the title, The
Woman of the Pretty Hand" gives a
vivid picture of Indian wretchedness
and wrong, personal "reminiscences
of the Custer massacre.
The Board of Health, on Wednes-
day, appointed DR.. Chas- B. Cooper
Government Physician for the dis
trict OF Ksu, DR.. Foote resigned. !
There were five applications for the
position. No appointment has been
made for the districts Of North and
South Kona, as no one has made an
for it.
The Kinau brought Isl passengers
from windwsrd ports; OF these 20
we're from the Volcano; A we're
cabin and 1877 deck passengers. On
freight she had 9T7 packages The
visitors to the Volcano are steadily
and when the new hotel /.
s completed there viii be constant
stream to and fro
The narrative of a wedding in ,
English high life, which appears on
the ninth page, was written by '
Honolulu lady now travelling IN
Europe, to a friend IN this city, and
5 so minute IN all It's details that 1t
;annos fail to interest readers, par 3
iculsrly the ladies. One thing espe-
Tally viii be noticed-the plainness !
md simplicity with which guests at