The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

COiaEE NLlE thrilAi4 Z.
Ali the mail matter from the Rio
Janeiro was thoroughly fumigated.
Allen & Robinson's new build
ing on Queen street is progressing
rapidly.
An invitation subscription dance
will be given at Remond Grove
this evening.
Quite a number of people went
out to Waikiki last evening to
listen to the band play at Makee
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan returned
on the s. c. Allen. Mrs Brennan
was. before her marriage, Miss Annie
Dowsett.
Money orders can now be OBJ
tanned payable at oil money-order
offices in Canada. This is new
departure.
Work on the new artesian well
at the Insane Asylum is rapidly
progressing, a depth of about 80
feet having already been reached.
A late issue Of the \. y. Journa-
list contains an article on Walter
G. Smith which was written from
Honolulu. \ half tone picture Of
Mr.. Smith also adorns the cover.
The HOLSTER Drug Company
has more cut rates in another col,
ann. The war proceeds merrily,
and fittings keep on the druggists
may begin to pay people to patron
lie them.
DR.. and Mrs. Wesselhoeft, of
Boston, are passengers for Homo
lulu on the Rio. Mrs. Wesseihoett
is a sister of w. F. Allen. They
will have to remain in quarantine
for & few days.
The account Of the proceedings OF
the Convention, issued by the GA
zETrs Company, is selling fast.
Call at this office or on your news
dealer and get one before the edi-
ton is exhausted.
Marshal Hitchcock lief. last night
on the Claudine on business for the
Government connected with the
registration. He will visit Hama
kua, Hawaii, and also Hama, Maui,
before returning to Honolulu.
It was said yesterday that a
proposition had been made to con-
:oiidate the plants of the Star and
the Bulletin. One of the Stars
directors said, however, that no
such thing was under considers
ton.
Some coffee at DR.. Schmidts
mountain home, Maluhio, which
has only been growing two and a
quarter years from seed, is already
in flower. Puma and Kona are not
the only places where coffee will
grow.
The following will be the officers
of the Pioneer Building and Loan
Association for the ensuing year
T. F. Lansing, President; S. B.
Rose, Vice-President; A. V. Gear, !
Secretary and J. G. Rothwell,
Treasurer.
The English sailor, West, who
fell from the maintop of the Cham
pion few days ago, is still at the
hospital in a precarious condition.
1t is more than likely that his in
iured arm will have to be ampu-
tated at the shoulder.
The question as to what will
be the best design for the seal of
the Republic is causing some dis
cussion. At present the seal Of the
Provisional Government, which is
a modification of the old coat-of-
arms, is being used.
The store of H. s. Tregloan &
Son was flooded last evening, and
over $1,000 worth Of stock was in
Iured. The water came from an
empty room overhead, where it is
that a japanese who had
been cleaning, left the water run
hing.
II has not yet been decided when
he f st election under the new
Constitution will be held. 1t must
De, however, sometime before the
Ith of November, as the Constitu-
ion provides that it must take
lace within four months from the
late of its PRONUNCIATION.