The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-10-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Bishop Museum will be open
Fridays and Saturdays as usual.
The merchants are very busy
Just now filling orders for the other
islands.
d. Howard Hitchcock has re-
opened his classes in drawing and
painting.
Kate Field is expected to arrive
by the next steamer from San
Francisco.
Inspector-General of Schools At
kinsop is much improved In health
from a trip to the Coast.
E. o. Hall & Son are agents for
the Perkins windmills. A number
were received by the Albert.
The Hawaiian Relief Society will
close its doors Saturday, provided
no more cholera cases develop.
Pictures of the participants in
the recent bicycle meet are shown
at the Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany.
Open meeting of the American
League this evening. A. B. Loben-
stein, of Hilo, will deliver an ad-
dress.
Barrels with brass faucets were
being delivered to the different
schools yesterday. Only boiled
water is to be used.
A. Mueller, the chemist, who ar
rived by the Marie Hackfeld, viii
60 to Makaweli as soon as the
quarantine is lifted.
Work on the opera house is to be
started as soon as word Is received
from Mr.. Irwin or the San Fran
cisco people interested.
The Hawaiian Relief Society
will close its doors tomorrow. Over
two hundred people were fed at the
central depot yesterday.
Annual meetings of Paauhau
Plantation Company and Hilo
Sugar Company will be held at the
office of W. G. Irwin d Co., Ltd,
10 and II a. 10. October 18th.
At private meeting of a com
mittee Of the Planters Labor and
Supply Company held Thursday, it
was decided to hold the annual
meeting of the company November
9th.
The Salvation Army had a rous-
ing meeting last night at their tent
on Beretania street. Aside from
persons inside, great many were
on the outside listening to the
music.
The address delivered by Rev.
Douglass P. Birnie before the grad
uating class of Oahu College has
been published in pamphlet form
and can be obtained from members
of the class OF '95.
The Mihahala will be ready to
resume her regular route by the
end of this or the beginning of next
week. Repairs on her boiler will
be completed in two or three days.
She will 90 into quarantine accord
ing to regulations.
The joint committee appointed
to report upon designs for a great
seal and department seals, invites
suggestions for a great seal of the
Republic. A prize of $50 is offered
to the person whose design is ac-
cepted by the legislature.
The steamship Kahului, Tyson
master, was due to sail from San
Francisco September 2Sth with
cargo of merchandise for the Ha-
waiian Commercial and Sugar
Company. If the vessel made
usual time she should have arrived
at Kahului yesterday.
Miss Ida Sturgeon, of New
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last steamer to take position with
Bishop & Co., as typewriter and
stenographer. There were several
applicants for the place.
Professor Berger will return from
his trip to Germany on the Aus
tralia of October 2lst. Latest news
from the popular leader of the Ha-
waiian Band was to the effect that
be was very we'll and anxious to
get home.
Captain Grifitbs, of the Albert,
is looking for the individual who
took a small black-and tan dog
from the vessel shortly after her
arrival. The dog was a fine speci
men and brought down for Mr..
Holdsworth, of Davies & Co. Cap
tain Griffiths went below to lunch
con and during his absence the
dog was stolen.
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