The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-02-21

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men. They will handle two gat
ting and four field-pieces.
Mr.. Frank P. Hastings has beer
appointed Aid-de-Camp, with the
rank of Major, on the personal stat
OF the President of the Provisional.
Government.
Egan & Gum have just received
a fine line of japanese goods. They
are Offering full Grape suit, made
up, for $50. They have mum,
Der Of other bargains.
\. 5. Sachs popular millinery
house is exhibiting some pretty
STYLES in feminine headwear. Their
stock of fine dry goods has been
increased of late also.
DR.. VI. L. Miner, veterinary sur
geon and dentist. has secured an
office with the Hotel Stables. Both
telephones 50. All calls will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Charles F. Carlson, who is con-
nected with the Hawaiian Carriage
Manufacturing Company, has Sc
cured United States letters patent
on an improved carriage axle.
Frank Godfrey was the only pas
senger on board the steamer c. R.
Bishop which left port on Thursday
night in search of the missing
sailors of the wrecked bark Lady
Lampson.
Captain Day has not taken COM
mand of the Boston as yet. Cap
tain Wiltse will remain in charge
until the 18th inst, when he will
turn the vessel over to the new
commander.
Rumor has it that E. c. Macfar-
lane went to San Francisco to form
a syndicate of $4,000 to purchase
property in this city in the event of
the country being annexed to the
United States.
The dinner given by the promi-
nent japanese residents to the
Captain and officers of the Kon-go
took place at the Hotel on Satur-
day. About fifty guests were pres
ent and the affair was voted big
success. The band furnished the
music.
The duty of the United States in
the Hawaiian problem is recog-
nized by the people of the United
States with remarkable unanimity.
In every quarter and by every
party it is seen that the United
States must grant the request Of
the Hawaiians and annex the isl
lands.-S. F. Examiner.
Charles Brown, the second mate |
of the wrecked bark Lady Lamp
sen, was ordered Thursday to furn-
ish a bond of 500 to keep the |
peace. 1t will be remembered that
be was arrested the other day for
making threats against Mrs. Peter
son, the wife of the captain Of the
vessel.
His Elk. John L. Stevens, Z. s.
Minister, the other day presented
the native boat steerer of the S. S.
Kinau who heroically tried to save
the late Miss Stevens, with a purse
of 500. The Wilder's S. S. Co.
also showed their appreciation of
the noble conduct of their faithful !
employee by presenting him with
$50.
Goo Kim, the Chinese CONNER
cial Agent, and the members of the
United Chinese Society, received
their friends Thursday at the
rooms of the Society on King
street. Members of the Diplomatic
and Consular corps called to pay
their respects, besides large num-
Der OF prominent citizens. The Ha-
Taiian Band was stationed on the
balcony and played lively airs at
intervals.
The steamer c. R. Bishop, Capt.
LIE Claire. which left here on I
Wednesday evening for windward
ports en- route to Palmyra island,
ETC., in search of the missing boat
IF the wrecked bark Lady Lamp !
son, hailed the steamer W. G. Hall 7
It Kailua, Kona, Hawaii, at Z 20
o'clock on Thursday evening. Re F
sewing no news concerning the
BOAT, the Bishop soon left for Wal \
nea, Kauai, on her mission. u