The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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The different military compa-
MES are ordered to report this even
ing for regimental drill.
The October number of the Para
disc Of the Pacific will be on sale at
the newsdealers this afternoon.
The Marshal's sale of the Norris
property has been postponed from
October 9th, 1894, to Saturday
the 18th.
J. F. Hackfeld, A. T. Gruetter,
l. Witkowski and Miss Helen Dick
son are booked TO leave by the
Alameda.
Mrs. B. Fireman leaves on the
Australia Saturday, for a business
trip to Chicago. She will return in
the Alameda.
Frank Godfrey is busy collating
the names of natives on this island,
which list he will publish in refer
ence-book form.
Miss Bessie Reynolds left last
evening for Kauai. She goes to
take a position in the Government
school at Lihue.
The registration on Kauai is So.
This is ninety-three more than reg
istered at the May election for the
Constitutional Convention.
The fine cattle brought here by
Mr.. McCandless are now at Dow
sett's paddock, but will be taken
10 Waimea and Waipio on Satur-
day.
Miss Helen Dickson gave
euchre party to a number of her
friends at the residence of her sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. S. B. Pratt, last even
ing.
Judging from the letters which
Mr.. Marsden answers every mail
the people abroad must take his
department for a general informa-
ton bureau.
After an enjoyable fortnight
among Honolulu friends William
cassie and bride left on the Mika-
hala last evening for Kealia, Kauai,
their future home.
P. A. Diaz states that he cannot
accent the nomination to the office
Of Representative conferred upon
him by the voters of Maui. He
pleads Ill health as the cause.
The two native boys who drove
one of the Club Stables horses to
death were sentenced to six months
on the reef. They have appealed
their case to the Circuit Court.
J. D. Marlin, the road builder,
left on the Claudine to do some
work on the Volcano road. When
he has finished that, he will 90 to
Puma and work on the Government
roads there.
The first term of the Kameha-
meha Girls School opens on Mon
day, November y. Applications
should be made to Miss Pope at
Kamehameha Manual, or on Satur-
DAYS at Queen Emma hall.
The Congregationalist says that
the study between the parsonage
and the Congregational church at
Benicia, Cal, was destroyed by
fire, and the entire library of Rev.
C. ". Hill, now at Hilo, was
burned.
Unofficial returns received from
Maui show that 767 persons are
registered on Maui, Molokai and
Lanai, 1877 of whom are eligible to
vote for senators. The complete
and official returns will be received
on the Kinau tomorrow.
The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting of the Ha-
waiian Gazette Company: Presi-
dent, W. R. Castle; vice-president,
W. NJ. Pomroy treasurer, G. H.
Paris; secretary, W. E. Brown ;
and auditor, W. c. Weldon.
There was a quiet dinner party |
at the Hawaiian hotel last night, |
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan. The |
guests were: Miss Nolan, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Taylor, Miss Herbert, Captain
Houdlette and j. Monsarrat. The |
Quintet Club played for the occa-
sion.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany makes an interesting sugges-
ton this morning regarding the
manner in which these islands
should be advertised. The column
is worth reading for this reason, to
say nothing about some other facts
well worth knowing that appear
in II.