The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-03-24

at the Hawaiian Hotel Sunday even
ing.
The Government road from Kailua
Bay to Holualoa is about completed
The length of the new road is four
miles
See the officers of the Peoples
Ice and Refrigerating Co. for the
ensuing year, mentioned IN another
column.
Hon. g. \. Wilcox, of Kauai, ar
rived Thursday morning by the
Mikahala to attend to some Honolulu
business.
Past Assistant Engineer Hannum
Of the Iroouois is detached from that
vessel ana ordered home by the
Mohican.
The boarding pupils Of st. An
drew's Priory had very enjoyable
picnic in Pauoa valley Tuesday
afternoon.
Whaling captains are becoming
numerous IN Honolulu. They are
enliyening the town a little by their
many yarns.
A salute was fired Tuesday at noon
from the shore battery and the Mohi-
can and the Iroquois in honor OF
Kamehameha III.
An autograph letter from the
Queen Regent of the Netherlands
has been received by Her Majesty
Queen Liliuokalani.
The store keepers along Fort
street are kept cool T" by the pres
ence of two watering carts on that
thoroughfare nowadays.
AIR. c. h. Dickey, Hamakuapoko,
Maui, has purchased large con-
signment of silverware which he will
dispose of at lowest rates.
A masquerade ball will be given
next Saturday evening week at the
Portuguese Society hall for the
benefit of the Esperanca Club.
The specimens of native woods
collected by Mr.. Thrum have been
removed from the window to show
case IN the Uptown Book Store.
Mr.. j. l. Dowsett, Jr., received per
barkentine S. G. Wilder Tuesday
some fine stock, personally selected
on the Coast by HIM on his recent
visit.
Only one naturalization paper was
given out at the Interior Office dur
ing the month of February, Young
Nap, Canton, China, was the appli-
cant.
The baseball folks are practicing
for the opening of the season about
the middle of April. There will be
some change in the teams of the
past season.
The Kilauea and Princeville Plan
tations, Kauai, have finished grind
ing sugar for the year The steamer
Waialeale brought Friday the last
crop from those mills.
Commander Cotton viii relieve
Commander Shepard of the Mohi
can, and Commander Reed will as
sumo the duties Of Commander
Bishop of the Iroquois.
In the last number of the Mission
ary Herald is an interesting account
of Queen Liliuokalani by Hon. q.
D. Gilman, of Boston, with a three
quarter length portrait
Another soap factory will be es-
tablished In Honolulu. Messrs. Nc
Chesney & Sons advertise for soap
maker. Any new enterprise added
to the Islands is always welcomed
by Hawaiians.
Three hundred earthquake shocks
are reported to have been felt in one
night in Kau District. If there had
been one or two more shakes there
might have been night of contin-
nous shaking.
The resolutions of coincidence to
the Queen, passed by the Board OF
Supervisors of San Francisco were
lately received. The resolutions
were handsomely engrossed and
framed in metallic frame. The
whole was photographed by Mr.. ).
J. Williams.
Mr.. J. P. Bowen of this city re
ceived by late mail letter from Mr..
E. r. Phillips, nephew of the Hon.
Wendell Phillips the world renown-
ed orator and anti-slavery leader,
that the death OF Mr.. Bowen's father
occurred at 142 w. los street, New
York, on February 18th. Property
to the amount Of Sl8,5OO left to
three heirs of whic2 Mr.. Bowen
is one