The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-11-03

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
ID. j. Nolte expects his daughter
home on the Australia.
Deputy Marshal Mehrten is prose
cutting the cases in the Police Court
this week.
Chief Justice Judd left for Wal
mea on Friday, to preside at the No
vember term there.
In the trespass case against Mar.
shal Wilson the jury brought in a
verdict for 1915 damages.
The coffee at Hamakua, Hawaii, is
reported in splendid condition, and
heavy crop is expected.
w. V. Lockwood left for Hawaii
on Friday on a businesstrip. He
will be absent several days.
On Sunday morning, at waikiki,
Elder A. Haws, of the Re-organized
Church, baptised three more per-
sons.
A Japanese committed suicide the
other day at Kekaha plantation, by
hanging himself from the rafters of
his room.
Ned Mayhem, who has been con-
nected with the Opera House for a
long time, left for San Francisco
Thursday.
Ladies should not fail to attend
the Fall Millinery Opening at n. S.
Sachs and see the latest styles in
head gear.
The Hotel dining room presents a
pretty appearance; it has been newly
furnished and is tastefully arranged
with ferns and appropriate pictures.
Attorney General Whiting, Mar
shal Wilson and Deputy Marshal
Wilder have gone to Waimea to rep
resent the Crown at the November
term.
The jurors who have served for
the past month are excused from
further duty in the Supreme Court.
This accounts for the many happy
faces you see around town.
Messrs. Ripley and Reynolds,
have drawn competitive
design for the new Hotel at Pearl
City. The drawing is on exhibition
at the Pacific Hardware Co.
The Honolulu Quintette Club had
a very pleasant time during their
stay in Kauai they are loud in their
praises of Mr.. and Mrs. Rice and
Mr.. John A. Hogg for their many
courtesies.
The Honolulu Iron Works team
played a game of base ball Saturday
with the Union Iron Works nine. The
latter met their Waterloo. The score
stood 80 to 3, in favor of the Homo
lulu Iron Works.
There will be a meeting of the
Base Ball League early this week, to
consider the proposition of the"Duke
Of Santa Clara" to bring the San Jose
team here. 1t is generally thought
his offer will not be accepted.
Mr.. J. G. Blacow, an engineer, has
patented coffee pulping machine.
This new invention will clear and
pulp a ton of coffee a day. The
Union Iron Works will manufacture
i've of the new machines at once.
Mr.. g. D. Gilman, who was elected
Senator to the Massachusetts Legis-
AZURE 1890, has been nominated
again for another term by the Re
oublicans. He formerly resided here,
md is well known to many of our
people.
Regarding the change of venue in
he Chinese arson case, counsel on
10Th sides agreed to have the trial
axe place at Lahaina during the
December term. Deputy Attorney
General Creighton will represent
he Grown.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. calls
ttention to a fine display of Rock
7ood pottery and American cut
lass. Some OF the pieces are IN
sually fine specimens, and will add |
0 the beauty of both parlor and !
lining room.
81, the sprinkler was attacked |
y malady called paresis Thursday |
uring the rain storm. He had been
eading the Messenger" under
eavy shower, and forgetting him
elf, commenced to sprinkle the
lore than wet streets.
At the annual meeting of the Ono
lea Sugar Co. held October 9th,
ne following officers were elected:
. B. Anterior, President; j. o.
arter, Vice President; G. P. Castle,
ecretary; &. II. Robertson, Treas
rer; w. A. Bowen, Auditor.
Prof. Alexander's History of the
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