The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

beretanla Cluo membership tour
nament next week.
A notice to advertisers in the
gazette and kuoKoA appears
elsewhere.
Minister, Mrs. Willis and Albert
Willis left for Hilo on the Benning-
ton yesterday.
Hollister Drug Company are busy
packing goods TO be shipped to their
Hilo branch store.
All restrictions upon passengers
and baggage between this and other
ports have been reScinded.
The Pacific Hardware Company
is selling Hawaiian lime at 80 cents
per bucket, including containers.
The Mounted Reserve held a
drill under Alfred Carter on the
baseball grounds last evening.
Good attendance and good work
done.
There will be a meeting of the
board of directors of the kalakaua
Monument Association in the
office OF Mark Robinson at , p. m.
today.
DR.. Al. Derby, DDS, of River
side, Cal, has rented the cottage
lately occupied by Judge Bickerton
and will locate in the city perma-
nently.
Plans for the new Methodist
church building are finished, and
it is the intention of the trustees to
call for tenders for labor within s
few days.
There was lull in the Gran
stoun-Muller proceedings yester-
dav as both Commissioner Smith
and Attorney Davis wanted TO de-
vote the day TO other business.
The Chinese Relief Society, form
ed during the cholera epidemic, has
still 800 in the treasury. This is
in charge OF Wing Wo Tai and will
be saved for Chinese in destitute
circumstances.
Commissioner MarSden was en-
gagged yesterday inspecting some i,
canaigre roots that were grown on
lands of the Pacific Sugar Com
pany at Kukuihaele. The crop
was good one in quality.
The japanese residents of the
city are preparing for a great time
on the Sd of November for it is the
Mikado's birthday. Residents of
the city may expect TO see all sorts
of decorations and fireworks.
The Asloun is due to leave Port
land for China and Japan Novem
Der It'll. The Warrimoo Is report
ed as leaving Sydney October Dist
and will be due here en- route to
Vancouver about November 4th. 4
Christian Conradt made a ppt-
chase OF seventeen calabashes yes
terday, some of which are over
eighty wears old and the owner
ship OF some of them may be
traced back to several very high
chiefs.
L. NJ. johnson. late proprietor OF
the Eagle House, :. J. Levey, for
merly auctioneer, and c. J. Whit
new left by the China 1t is said
Johnson and Whitney will enter
the Chinese army. Levey is on q
business trip.
All of the copies of Time unsold
last Saturday were bought up yes
terday by a gentleman who states
that the prize dictionary shall 60 to
3 Young Hilo schoolmarm. Miss
Molly Atkinson leads among the
Honolulu teachers.
Company A held an election for
first lieutenant in place of Ed ,
Towse last night at $50 o'clock. ,
Fritz Rowell succeeded in carrying
of the honors, and the boys OF the !
company proceeded with the event
Of the evening-the dance. ,
While blasting out coral for the
foundation at the Mulch building,
Hotel and Bethel streets, yester- !
day. q rock was sent crashing
one of Ordway Il Porter's :
plate glass windows. 1t will cost
SIS to replace it and Mr.. Mulch
bears the expense
4. s. Hartwell and L. A. Thurs
ton will practice law under the firm
name of Hartwell & Thurston after
1st. This will make one
Of the strongest legal combinations {
that has ever been formed in this :
country. Mr.. Thurston viii move ,
into the Office occupied by Mr.
Ii
Mrs. F. c. Rhodes OF this city !,
sailed on the c. D. Bryant yester-
day. She viii visit her father,