The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-08-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Marshaps sale notice elsewhere.
Several By Authority notices in
this issue.
The Paradise of the Pacific for
July is issued.
Bathing at Waikiki continues as
popular as ever.
The Zealandia is due from San
Francisco 30 day.
L. Jas. Aylett has been appointed
Deputy Tax Assessor for Koolauloa,
Oahu.
The salary of the Government Dis
pensatcr has been raised from SIS to
$50 per month.
The Halemano ranch. Waialua.
Oahu, Is for sale. For particulars
inquire Of Chas. L. Carter, Honolulu.
Rev. j. Mortimer Silver, OF Ko-
hala, who took trip to the Colonies
some months ago, returned by the
Alameda
The Australians en- route to the
Coast appeared to be enjoying them
selves taking in sights Wednesday
afternoon.
A number of flags were flying over
the city Thursday in honor of the
twenty-second anniversary of the
Chinese Emperor.
One of the Hawaiians who return
ed by the steamship Alameda from
Maietoa's kingdom brought Sa-
moan wife with him.
Mr.. N. McInerny is exhibiting in
a window Of his store a water color
drawing. made by Mr.. G. B. Ripley
OF Mr. w. o. Smiths residence.
The Honomu Sugar Co. will hold
its regular annual meeting Wednes-
day, August L, at @. Brewer q CO. S
office for the election of officers.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hill celebrated their crystal
wedding Nearly fifty friends as
sembIed to do honor to the occasion.
DR.. Lutz, one of the members of
the Examining Board Of Physicians,
reported a case OF diphtheria on the
Plains to the Board of Health yester-
day.
The TWO observatories have been
COMPLETED for some time for the two
astronomers who came here to make
some special observations in astron-
omy-
Mrs. James Campbell has had a
new pew built at Kawaiahao Church
for herself and family. Mrs. @. oc-
cupied it for the first time last Sun
day morning.
Has the barefooted chap left the
country or has he become weary of
his fruitless attempts at robbing? 1t
Is nearly his periodical time to make
another attempt.
The members Of the Kawaiahao
Church met one day last week and
appointed a committee to apply to
the Minister of Interior for charter
Of Incorporation.
The honorary diplomas and cert
fcates Just issued by the Board OF
Education are very handsome in
design, and prettily as well as neatly
filed in by Niggo Jacobsen.
Some OF the followers of Wilcox,
of revolutionary fame, celebrated the
anniversary Of that miscarried at
tempt Thursday by somewhat fire.
quent drinking to the success of the
next.
The mail from the Post Office for
the Australia consisted of 4,753 let
tiers and 2,05S papers This does
not include the large number of let
ters that was put aboard after the
Office hour.
Charles L. Hopkins has been APP
pointed by the Cabinet and Supreme
Court as District Justice for Homo
lulu district, also acting Police JUS
tice of the port of Honolulu during
the absence of W. Foster, Esq.
Work has been commenced on the
artesian wells at Waikiki on the
plot of ground given by Her Ma
jesty the Queen Dowager. The wells
will have to be put down pretty
deep to avoid having sea instead of
fresh water.
The new steam fire engine for
Honolulu Engine Co. No. 1, has
arrived per bark Ceylon. The en-
CINE will be housed with fitting
ceremony as soon as turned over to
the Department by the Union Iron
Works Co, who will put it in shape
for duty.
Some natives while digging near