The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-01-20


erected. About $4,000 is TO be the
cost of the plant.
Whites Express for Waialua will
hereafter connect with the train at
Pearl City at l AS P. NJ, and not at
S.45 A. II. as heretofore.
NJ. McInerny has Just opened for
sale beautiful lot of full dress ties,
etc. And they are going like the
proverbial hot cakes, too.
4 painting of the Australia, by
Charlie Poolos, with J. j. Williams,
Is to be seen in a window of the Pa
ciic Hardware Co.'S store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H. Pratt. who
for some time past have been visit
ing with Chief Justice Judd, return
10 the States by the Australia.
Three gold medals and six silver
ones, won by Max Loheide, the in
struetor Of the Athletic Association,
are TO be seen at II. f. Wichman's,
the ieweler.
The New Years number Of the
Paradise of the Pacific is out. 1t
contains many items and articles of
interest, and is good number to
send away.
Frank L. Hogs. who brought
down the California Baseball Team,
returns by the Australia. Mr.. Hogs
will be missed by the many friends
made during his short stay here.
An official notice from the Foreign
Office relative TO the appointment OF
secretaries and assistant secretaries
10 the Japanese Consulate-G General
appears in the By Authority
columns.
The Hawaiian Treasury, having
issued certificates for silver coin de-
posted which Will be repayable in
that currency, the banking firms OF
Bishop 4 Co. and Claus Spreckels q
Co. viii take both the old and the
issue as silver only.
The Foreign Department has ap-
pointed James Shaw, Esq, Hawaiian
Consul at Cadiz. Spain, vice George
Shaw. deceased. Also, Karl H.Baker.
Esq. has been appointed Hawaiian
Vice-Consul at the City of Mexico,
Mexico. vice Anastgtio Oregon, de-
ceased.
The Rev. H. H. Gowen was heard
from by several OF his friends by the
last mail He Is enjoying good health
and on December 18th had delivered
his tifty-sixth sermon since his ar
rival in England. Mr.. Gowen is
evidently as popular in England as
he Is IN Honolulu.
At the sale of stocks at Morgan's
salesrooms Tuesday, the shares of
the Hawaiian Agricultural and the
Ice and Refrigerating stock were
withdrawn. OF the Inter Island
stock. I've shares were sold TO Q.
Scholz at S147. five TO NJ Richter at
SI47, also five more al S14L.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ST. c. Piianaia.
teachers Of the Ulupalakua English
School. Maui. were both taken Ill
last. week. and their school was
closed for several days in conse-
quence. 4 physician was written
Tor. but sent only a bottle Of pills,
which did no good TO the sufferers
The Hawaiian Agricultural Com
pany held its annual meeting Thurs
day,and elected the following named
officers: Hon. c. R. Bishop. Presi-
dent: Mr.. S. c. Allen, Vice Presi-
dent; Mr.. P. c. Jones, Treasurer;
Mr.. J. o. Carter. Secretary; Mr..
Tom. May, auditor. The directors
appointed are: Hon. c. r. Bishop,
Mr.. S. c. Allen, Mr.. P. e. Jones and
Mr.. c. II. Cooke.
Monday evenings unique social
event was An Island Party at Koa
Hail. the fine mansion on Jackson
street of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Bailey.
The affair was 6 reunion of former
residents of the Hawaiian Islands,
and included folks who had visited
kalaksus's realm. The menu was
composed chiefly of kanaka dishes.
One hundred people were invited
Oakland correspondent TO S. T. Alta.
Anxious housekeepers who have
been anticipating the usual domestic
troubles attending Chinese New
Year ought not to be worried too
soon. ThrUm's annual says Jan. 20
Is Chinese New Year: but the CHI
nese themselves say Feb. S Is their
national annual holiday, and though
IN China they devote from ten to
fifteen days celebrating the new
year, here they are content 10 take
only three
The ". G. Irwin left San Fran
cisco with go hogs, but arrived in
Honolulu with only 81 4 post NOR
TEN examination Of some OF them
showed no signs OF cholera. but the
intestines we're found 70 be filed
with water, z condition that rather
puzzles hog raisers. This has proven
q large loss to the importers. and It
would be. perhaps. q matter of con-