The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-10-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Striped Tent is thing of the
past
Frank Godfrey left for the Coast
on the Alameda.
Latest advices from Samoa are
that everything is quiet.
Mr.. Clarence L. Crabbe has been
appointed Port Surveyor for Homo
lulu
The John L. Sullivan combination
are on the Alameda, en- route to San
Francisco.
Fred. Clay of the Kshuku planta-
tlon has been visiting friends for
several dsys-
Alexander and Dole streets, Puma
hon, are very nearly impossible on
account Of mud.
Few people recognized John l..
Sullivan on his arrival; he has Guilt
waited side-whiskers.
The Australia is expected to leave
San Francisco October 31st and
arrives here November 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Irwin gave an
enjoyable card party at their resi-
dence last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Riemenschneider, Punchbowl
street, wishes to sell small flock of
Golden Sea-bright Bantams.n
Captain Morse. Of the Alameda,
states that John L. Sullivan made
himself very agreeable on the voy-
age up
HOLSTER & Co. have a new com
pound, Camphylene. 1t Is war
rsnted to knock out moths and
reaches.
Mr.. J. I. Dowsett imported from
the Coast a valuable stallion, which
arrived on the barkentine Irmgard
Thursday.
Parties desiring copies Of the CEN
sus report can obtain them by apply
ing at the Office of the Board of
Education.
Manager johnson, of the Hotel,
furnished a supper for the band boys
Saturday night at the conclusion of
the concert
Manager johnson Of the Hawaiian
Hotel eontemplates many improve
ments for the comfort OF the guests
Of that house.
The bridge between Kapaa and
Kealis. Kauai. is now in the hands
Of carpenters, and will be ready for
traffic very soon.
The passengers on the Alameda
enjoyed the band concert very much,
and showed their appreciation by
frequent applause.
Foster & Co., of San Francisco,
advertise Diamond Creamery But
ter" and Eastern Mackerel THE
best brands in that market.
Geo. P. C. Jensen, of San Fran
cisco, whose father is largely inter
ested in vessels sailing out Of that
port, is doing the Islands.
Mr.. johnson states that he fur
nished dinner for lbs guests last
Thursday, the largest number the
Hotel has accommodated In four
years
A large number of people have
suggested the idea of having several
prisoners employed to keep the
crossings clear IN these very muddy
times.
Superintendent White states that
three and one half feet of water was
IN the reservoir Wednesday. More
water than We have had since the
last rain storm.
The Alameda has forty-one boxes
Of sovereigns in her treasury vaults
shipped to America from the Col
onies. They are valued at Sl,O30,34
IL American gold.
Mr.. Theodore 6. Gribble, well
known in Honolulu, as the engineer
Of the tramwsy, has published a
work on surveying topics which is
highly praised by the New York
Nation
Eight lawyers-almost the whole
native bar in fact-were engaged
on a single petty eieetment case last
week. Where the carcass Is, there
will the eagles be gathered To-
gether.
II. r. Macfsrlane, Miss Macfar-
lane. the Misses Widemann, Mrs.
Walter and child, Miss Miller, Mrs.
Edwards and two children, arrived
from the Colonies Oct. 21st on the
Alameda