The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-02-03

A bicycle club is soon to be
formed.
The hokey-pokey man is again Oh
the streets.summer is coming
The anniversary of George Wash
ington's birthday is the 22nd inst.
An announcement of the Cabinet
Ministers appears in the By Author
ity column.
The Royal Hawaiian Band played
in front of the Palace nearly all Fri
day forenoon.
Begin to select your valentines;
the fourteenth of this month is st.
Valentines Day.
The Railways and other parts OF
the Government building are receiv-
ing new coat of paint.
A brief service in honor of the
memory of the late King was held
Thursday afternoon at Oahu College
Notwithstanding the inclemency
OF the weather Thursday, the streets
were continually blocked by people.
Chief Justice Judd leaves this
Tuesday for Kauai to hold term OF
Court. Mrs. Judd will accompany
him.
The Khan was the first vessel to
carry the sad news Of Hawaii 5
Monarch TO the windward islands
Friday.
The January number Of Handi-
craft IS out. 1t is q most neatly
edited sheet, containing several arti-I
Giles Of interest.
1 dividend Of ten per cent. IN the,
capital stock Of the Star Mil Co. Isl
now due and payable at the Office of
Wm. G. Irwin d Co.
The annual parade Of the Fire De-
partment, arranged for Feb. End, has
been postponed by order Of Chief
Engineer G. 3. Wilson.
It Is reported that II. r. II. Prin-l
cess Kaiulani. II. H. Prince kawa-i
nanakoa and II. II. Prince Kalani
anaole will soon return from Eng-E
land.
The Hawaiian Cabinet met at theI
Iolani Palace Thursday, and prof.
claimed Her Royal Highness theI
Princess Liliuokalani Queen Of theI
Hawaiian Islands.
All warrants and other processes!
of all the Courts of this Kingdoml
must be in the name Of ''Liliuoka
lani," Queen of Hawaii, by order of
the Supreme Court.
We are indebted to Hon. Geo. WI
lIacfarlane, Mr. Arthur Burtis,s
Fleet Paymaster of the Charleston,E
and Mr.. Bigelow, correspondent ST
T. Examiner, for favors.
Hon. Geo. w. Macfarlane, Cham
berlan to the late King, was com
PEELED to remain in San Francisco
on account Of i'll health. 1t is earn-E
estly hoped he will soon recover.
The Honolulu Arion postponed its .
meeting to have been held Thursday
evening, and the lunch prepared for
THEN reception will be sent to thek
Kalihi receiving station for its in
mates.
If you are in search of black silk
dress, such as black india, black
surrah, black grosgrain or black
brocade, call at Sachs store 104
Fort street, where you will find
good assortment.
Business seemed at standstin all
day Friday. Nearly every BUSH
ness house, as well as many private
ones, assuming the trimmings em1
blematic of the sympathy and sor
row felt by the nation for the loss of
its King.
The steamer Kinau brought sew
q al hOlCdlO lOuLlStS 1IOLu Hawaii.
also quite a number of plantationl
and business men to Honolulu.
Travel on the steamers the past few
weeks has been larger than for al
long while previous.
At a meeting of the EVA Planta-
ton Company held Saturday, thee
following officers were elected: C.M. e
Cooke, President; j. B. Castle, Vice S
President; g. d. Tenney, Secretary
j. B. Anterior, Treasurer; j. H.Paty, S
Auditor They are also the BoardN
of Directors for the plantation. 81
Mr.. n. S. Sach has got everything
from a kid glove to the finest assort- 3
ment of silks, laces and other dress
goods. Just read and then re-readE
his new advertisement and see if
there is not something you want,
whether you are married, going to-
be married or intend to hoe yourW
row singly.
The cut, from which the excellentE
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