The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-08-22

The Hawaiian News Company
expect a large consignment OF
pianos Of the finest grade by the
Monowai next Thursday.
Mrs. Nika holloway, wife Of the
manager of the halfway house on
the Kau road to the volcano, died
suddenly Saturday, Aug. y.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co.
have an interesting advertisement
in this mornings issue, which will
pay you to read carefully.
Electric lights are being put into
the new Sailors Home building,
now nearing completion, at the
esplanade, makai of the Enterprise
mill.
Francis NJ. Hatch, Esq, has been
elected vice-president of the Pro-
visional government of the Hawai-
ian Islands, vice VIM. C. Wilder,
resigned
Antoine Clogs was arrested late
Saturday afternoon on a charge of
criminal libel preferred by Capt.
Ferguson. CLOVIS is confined in the
tyjail-
Il is understood that the entire
stock of envelopes now being sur
charged by the post office authori-
ties have been bargained for by
spectators.
The new furniture store of Ord
way Il Porter, on Hotel street, is
receiving a consignment of new
goods. Repairing of all kinds is
attended to with promptness.
William Horner, administrator
Of the estate of the late r. P. Kui-
kahi, cautions all persons not to
trust anyone on account OF that
estate without his written order.
DR.. E. L. Hutchinson, lately ar
rived from the United States, in
tends to make q professional visit
to the island of Kauai by the
steamer leaving a week from today.
It is reported that number Of
persons in the city are endeavoring
to secure a lease from the govern
ment of the new fish market on the
esplanade to be used as skating
rink.
The British steamer Zambesi, re-
Gently damaged and sold to Japan
ese parties in the Orient for $50, 900,
is to be placed, says the Hongkong
Telegraph, in the Hawaiian-Japan-
csc trade.
The schooner Liholiho, which
went ashore at Makaweli few
DAYS ago. was sold Tuesday morn
ing by auctioneer J. F. Morgan to
Mr.. John Ena, of the |. |. S. \.
Co. for 1925.
A letter received here last mail
stated that the troup of Hawaiian
dancers now in San Francisco have
had an offer to tour Europe. In all
probability the offer will be ac-
cepted, so says the writer.
As q result of a conference be-
tween Acknowledgement Smith and
Deputy Wilder yesterday, the two
remaining criminal cases to come
before native juries were continued
until the next term of court.
A British resident is authority |
for the statement that no less than !
thirteen officers of the British army |
have visited these islands during
the past nine months, for the pur
pose of studying the topography of !
the country, etc.
The Kilauea Volcano House Co. |
have elected the following officers
". R. Castle, president; John Ena,
vice-president z. c. Macfarlane, |
treasurer ; T. w. Hebron, secretary ; |
P. c. Jones, auditor. The above |
officers constitute the board of !
directors.
The president, vice-president and /
secretary of the Hawaiian Railroad
Co. having resigned, the following
gentlemen have been elected and
viii serve for the unexpired term
Samuel G. Wilder, president; F.
W. Macfarlane, vice president |
Hugh Gum, Secretary.
Under the law of 1892 allowing
the introduction of 5000 Chinese
laborers, $50 applications have
been made to date. All have been