The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-02

Of the Pais and Haiku plantations
and payable at the Office of Messrs
Castle q Cooke.
The Honolulu Athletic Assoeia
ton has commenced preparation:
for a grand athletic exhibition to be-
given next month in the Opera
House.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com.
Dany have received an invoice OF
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers
n sizes suitable for family or manu-,
tacturers' use.
Messrs. u. ". AcChesney 4 Sons
have completed their steam soap
works, and are prepared to supply
the trade with soap IN quantities to
suit the purchaser.
Ia the Police Court Friday. the
SIX Cinnamon, charged with the
murder Of All Young Kin. were con-
mitJed for trial before the Supreme
Court at It's July term.
The monograph has been taken
rom Messrs. Ludwigsen q Cron's
ice cream parlors and placed in the
Commercial saloon, corner of Bere-
tania and Nuuanu streets.
Mrs. E. A. Hogan mother of Mrs.
J. B. Hopkins of Ookala, Hawaii, died
n San Francisco May 9th aged
% years. Mrs. Hogan spent three
months in the islands the later end
Of 1890.
The Australia brought 13S bags
and LOO mats of rice, equal to
about 20 tons or $4,000 pounds, not
q weeks supply for Honolulu alone.
Well, the new rice crop Will begin to
come IN about June 10th to 18th.
May 18th was generally observed
u honor Of Queen Victoria's birth
day. All Government offices, with
the exception of the Attorney
Generals Department. were closed.
4 number Of flags were flying over
the city and harbor.
On Friday evening, May I'D, Miss
Ada Jones gave to her friends and
sehoolmates genuine Hawaiian |
luau at the residence of her parents !
OF Nuuanu avenue. About ninety |
young people attended, and from all |
accounts, the party was an enjoyable !
affair.
At q meeting of the Board of
Health held Wednesday afternoon,
il was decided that in the event of
death Of an occupant of a building
at the Leper Settlement, the house
should belong to the Board for dis
possl to any other the Board may
see TT to put in it.
By the Australia's mail the Off
GERS Of the Oceanic Council OF the
American Legion OF Honor received /
q draft for $1,000 The money is
the amount due on the insurance
policy on the life Of the late King
kalakaua. The money goes to Il. /
r. H. Princess Poomaikslani
The new royal pew at the Kawaia-
mao church, which was gotten up
through subscriptions by the ladies
Of that church. IS now ready for oc-
cupaney. The workmanship is first
class. The good ladies of Kawaia-
hao have fairly succeeded in erecting
2 pew worthy of Queen, in fact, Of
any sovereign.
1t Is q pleasure to note the inter
est taken in Mrs. Gray's endeavors
to get up an Iolanthe entertainment. {
The children have been making such !
progress that the admittance at re-
1earsals has been eagerly requested
1y parents and others The prospects
ire that the entertainment Will be q
'ery enjoyable one. :
Merchants are beginning to feel !
he effects of the scarcity of water :,
or street sprinkling in the clouds of !
lust flying into their stores, covering t
As the merchants are }
be ones to suffer the most, great a
fort should be made to sprinkle P
7ell the business streets even If the
ther streets get no water at all.
The dancing party Friday at !,
iemeDd Grove was pronounced by
II present TO be success IN every (
iarticular. The party consisted OF v
bout thirty couples, having q spe- s
ial train at their service; left Homo I
llu at $50 and returned few min l
ties before 1A.M. The floor was IN }
erfect condition, the music good,
be refreshments thoroughly enjoy Z
bic. and everyone was jubilant z
throughout the evenings festivities Z