The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-10-10
LOCAL IND FNERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The safe deposit is ready for
business.
The passengers BY the Miowera
viii be sent to the coast by the
Australia.
The railway company hauled
over eight hundred people on their
= trains Saturday.
Il. f. Wichman, the popular
ieweler, has a change of advertise
ment in this issue.
The furniture stock formerly car
RED by c. Z. Williams on Hotel
street, has been removed to his new
store on King street.
Mr.. L. A. Andrews, the newly
appointed senior captain of the
police, assumed the duties of that
position Wednesday.
The S. S. Australia brought two
horses on Saturday from the coast,
one for H. E. Rowland and the
other for Mr.. Mcdonald.
Local parties have ordered
number of the new Stevens rife,
which was recently adopted as the
United States regulation.
Descriptive circulars of the new
safe deposit have been mailed to
r the people of the city and other
islands by the management.
The German barks Paul Isenberg
and J. G. Pfuger had all their
bunting out Saturday in honor of
the return of J. F. Hackfeld.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Wailuku Sugar
Company viii be held on Monday
next, October 10Th, at the Office of
C. Brewer q Co.
J. Mort Dat, postmaster-general,
left the steamer Mikahala at La
haina yesterday morning. He is
expected back by the steamer XII
nau next Wednesday.
The sight of the Miowera ON Pau
Xxi Point was a source Of much
speculation on the part Of the Off
GERS and passengers of the Australia
until the pilot came on board and
explained matters.
Two small native boys under IA
years of age arrived last night by
the steamer Mikahala from Waio-
hinu, Kau, Hawaii. They were
r convicted by the district magis-
'trate there for stealing $40 from
the Catholic mission.
An act to authorize the minister
of the interior to take possession of
and acquire on the island of |
Molokai, for the use of the govern
ment, land and property that may
berequired by the board of health is
published in the By Authority |
column.
The wire famine that has ex-
listed in the islands for some time
past is broken and the Hawaiian
Hardware Company is prepared to
set black or galvanized feast of
fence wire before the planters and
others who are in need of first
class fencing.
A meeting of the parishioners Of
the cathedral congregation of st.
Andrews cathedral has been called
for next Wednesday at $50 P. NJ.
The object will be for the election
of synodmen to represent the con-
gregation at the next general meet
ing of the Synod in Hawaii.
Captain L. H. Hubbard, of the
barkentine S. n. Castle, was re-
moved from his vessel to the Arl-
ington hotel yesterday morning,
soon after the arrival of the Castle
{ from San Francisco. The captain
was taken i'll on the voyage, but it
is expected he will soon recover.
G. c. Leisse, representing John
Fowler & Co., paid a visit of in
spection to the Waianae plantation
last week. He found the steam
plows and locomotives furnished by
his house to be in perfect working
order, and spoke very highly of
the Hawaiian plantations as COM
pared with those of other countries.
Four sailors from the U. S. S.
Philadelphia, while under the infu-
ence of the usual Saturday night
load, tried to make things unplea-