The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

c ~ NoohC Will ItluIH On III
next Australia.
No change in the price of sugar
since last report.
W. R. Sims is dangerously i'll
with malarial fever.
Consul-General Mills and wife
were among the passengers by the
Coptic.
Miss Picnic King has moved
from L. A. Thurston's to Henry
Warehouses; Office; Queen street.
A brand new gilded weather vane
of horse and buggy has been
placed over the Pantheon stables.
One hundred and fifty persons
enjoyed an excellent Thanksgiving
dinner at the Richelieu yesterday.
The air was full of music We'd
nesday evening. From the race
track to town serenading parties
held forth.
The Honolulu Soap Works Com
pany has notice of registration of
label and trade mark in this morn
ing's issue.
The forestry and agricultural de-
partment is still kept busy giving
orders for plants from the Govern
ment nursery.
An invitation is given to the
public to inspect the new stock
and premises of the Wall, Nichols
Company, on Monday, Dec. I'd. =
Chief Justice Judd and Judge
Frear will go to Lahaina on the
Kinau today to view the land con-
cerned in the Pioneer mill water
suit.
Lolokalani finished fourth in a
race of five furlongs at the Bay
District track, San Francisco, on
the 18th. A new jockey rode the
mare.
Albert Lucas plead guilty in the
Circuit Court Wednesday to three
counts Of embezzlement, aggregat-
ing nearly $1,000. Sentence will be
passed tomorrow. I
John Bush, principal of the
Kilauea School, Kauai, has been
licensed by the Bishop of Honolulu
as lay reader and now holds a
service every Sunday.
The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and
Investment Company have valu-
able land for sale at Kalihi; also a
new two-story house on Hassinger
street for sale or rent.
Sixty newsboys of the Star par
took of a frst-class Thanksgiving
dinner at Loves bakery. Miss
Field was an interested spectator
The place was tastefully decorated.
Fifteen boys of st. Louis College
and six gentlemen, including Edi-
tor Stacker of the Time, were guests
of Julian D. Hayne at Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at the Richelieu yester-
day.
The Healani Club dance We'd
nesday evening was a grand sue
cess. The spacious club house was
crowded, more than two hundred
people being present. A most de-
hghtful evening was spent.
The house of J. T. Waterhouse
has exclusive control of the sale
of the National cash register in this
country. w. c. Weldon will prob
ably represent the firm in placing
the registers throughout the coun-
try.
Jas. F. Morgan, the auctioneer,
has a notice in this paper calling
attention to the fact that he has
for sale the steamers Alliance and
Dolphin, of which photographs and
informationn is available at any
time.
Among the through passengers
by the Coptic were Bishop McKin,
head of the Episcopal church in
Japan, and two ministers who will
labor in that field. The gentlemen
attended Thanksgiving services at
st. Andrews yesterday morning.
Ladies' day at the P. T. C. courts
Wednesday was enjoyed by a num-
Der of friends of the club. The
beautiful flag with the letters P.
T. c." in scarlet on a navy blue
background, presented to the club
by its lady friends, was hoisted by
the ladies present during the sing
ing of the P. T. c. song by several
of the members.