The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-07-28

The Sons of ST. George held an
enthusiastic meeting Tuesday even
ing.
Government school teachers are
coming INTO town from other islands
for vacation.
The frame work Of the new Vol
cano House was all up when the
tourists left the other day.
The Honolulu Iron Works Com
pany give notice OF al extensive lot
Of new aud improved machinery for
sale.
During one Of the days from San
Francisco, the Australia made 362
miles, pretty good twenty four
hours run.
The music furnished by the Ha-
waiian Band during the tour OF
Kauai was highly appreciated by all
who heard it.
L
a company was incorporated la San
Francisco July 6bh to build an IRON
ship in the British Isles 10 be sold
IN Hawaii.
The tourists returning from the
Volcano give q glowing account OF
its activity. The lava Is still rising,
and is estimated 60 be within about
800 feet OF the top Of recent break
down.
HRS. G. ". @. Jones died Tues
day forenoon at her residence Pal
aua. She was 40 years old, and
leaves q husband and large family
30 mourn their loss. Her death was
caused by dropsy.
The contract to dig an artesian
we'll at Waikiki on q piece Of land
given 10y the Queen Dowager for
that purpose, has been awarded to
McCandless Bros. The best stan
dard oil well casing will be used.
A most excellent and healthy sum
mer drink is made from tamarind,
as almost every one knows, but to
End this tropical luxury in perfec-
ton, go to Horns and inquire for
either tamarind syrup or preserved
tamarinds.
The Legation of the United States
and the United States Consulate
General displayed their flags at half
mast on Tuesday, as tribute of re-
spect to the memory of late ex-V Vice
President Hamlin, who died at
Bangor, Maine, July 4th.
AIr. S. Kaiu, Waimea, and MIR. e.
Kaaloa. Koloa, both recently APP
pointed district judges, have refused
10 take out their commissions, as
they are at present deputy sher-
IFS receiving better salary than the
judgship would give them.
Two more burglaries were com
mitted Saturday or Sunday night
tho Hawaiian Carriage Co.'s Office
and Ma H. Hellnger'e blacksmith
shop, The usual footprints, cigar
ettes, etc, marked hia visit, Nothing
of value haa been miHsed,
The aaualei Sugar Mil Company
have elected the following named
officers for the anauing years Presi
dent, Chas Koellingl Wee Presidents
D. n. $, Wilhamsi Secretary, j, y,
Carter, Treasurer Geo, H. Robert
son, Auditor, j, ., Carter,
A native was heard addressing |
some of his counuymen Tuesday, at |
the Post Office, about the police |
force. lie thinks in the face of so
many robberies being committed |
without the thieves being caught |
should call for a change IN the force
When the wedding cake at the
marriage Tuesday evening was
about TO be cut, the sound of music
was heard. and whence it came was
a matter Of conjecture till the cake
was sliced into, when the mystery
was solved by finding a small music
box.
Her Majesty Queen Lihuokalani
morning entertained at
breakfast His Elk. Samuel Parker,
Mrs Ellen Graham, of New York,
Mrs. Haalelea. Mr. and Mrs. 5. Z.
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Monsar-
rat. MIR. j. a. Wilder, MIR. j. NJ. Mon
sarrat. Mrs. w. II. Aldrich, ii. Ms
Chamberlain, Jas. w. Robertson.
The Native Sons of Hawaii held a
meeting on Monday evening at the
Office of the Hawaii Holomua, his
Excellency Hon. Samuel Parker pre-
siding. The main object of the
meeting was to authorize members
20 open subscription lists for raising
Iunds towards the defrsying OF ex-
,enses of horse races to be held
lext 9th September.
Among the cargo which the S. S.
,Iariposa took to the Colonies on
ler last trip were several most ele-
rant sleeping cars built by Peabody
I O. of New York. They are in
ended for the New South Wales
government and al expert went
Town 10 superintend putting them to
ether These are the first cars OF
L;ov,a5 from the