The Hawaiian gazette., 1895-10-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

force.
Geo. w. R. King has been ap-
pointed an agent of the Board of
Health.
The Miowera did take not any
passengers from this port to the
Colonies.
The next mail from the Coast
will arrive by the return of the
Australia, October 21st.
Many people Of the city are get.
ting ready to leave for the other
Islands as soon as cholera ceases.
Practice at tennis is being en-
gagged in quite extensively by
members of the Pacific Tennis
Club.
Lacrosse enthusiasts are anxious
to get started as soon as possible in
the work of organizing and prac-
ticing.
The Australia brought $4,000 in
coin for Bishop q Co. Most of the
amount will be placed in circula-
ton Immediately.
C. E. Stone has been appointed
manager of the Kona Coffee Com
pany, Ltd, the position formerly
held by Z. B. Barthrop.
Pocket kodaks and Kombi cam
eras at Hollister Drug Company.
They are capable of making pic
lures suitable for enlargement.
The sale of unclaimed merchan-
disc at the custom. house, an
nounced for next Saturday, has
been postponed until the 10th.
R. c. L. Perkins, naturalist for
the Royal Society and British As
ISOLATION of England, will leave on
the next island boat for Kauai.
A queer prophecy relating to the
overthrow of the Government is
being told extensively among the
natives. The 9Th of October is
stated as the time.
The regulation Of the Board Of
Health forbidding the holding of
meetings in the district of Homo
lulu has been rescinded.
Trains on the Oahu railway will
commence running on regular
schedule tomorrow morning. A
special was sent out yesterday.
Permission was granted by the
Board of Health yesterday for the
schools to open. Boiled water only
will be used in all the schools.
Oahu College and Punahou
Preparatory School will open Mon
day, October 7th. A corrected list
of the faculty is printed this morn
ing.
A large number of natives came
from Nuuanu valley yesterday
morning, each bearing flowers of
some kind for the deceased ex-
Princess Poomaikelani.
DR.. Howard has leased the Hatch
residence for year. He will take
possession about November let,
after improvements to be made on
the place are completed.
A deed was put on record yester-
day from Mrs. Dominis for the con-
sideration of $4,000. The land
conveyed is that portion opposite
Punahou College, the purchasers
being Bruce Waring & Co.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. an
nounces this morning list of
goods the firm has ON the Oceanic
wharf available for shipment to
the other islands without requiring
a permit from the Board of Health.
The Board of Health and Execu-
tive Council meet at $3.50 this
morning to discuss resolutions
passed by the Chamber Of Com
MERGE yesterday concerning the
shipment of freight and passenger
traffic to the other islands.
A letter was forwarded to the
Pacific Mail Steamship agents at
San Francisco by Hackfeld Il Co.,
the agents of that line here, to the
effect that the freight of the Rio de
Janeiro, which was refused a land
ing here some time ago, will be
allowed sent back.
The officers and non-commis-
stoned officers of the Mounted Re-
serve met at the Office of A. w.
Carter yesterday afternoon. Mat
tiers of interest to the organization
were discussed. The main propo-
sition before the meeting was the
equal distribution of work among
the officers.
Albert L. Colesten, teacher of
mechanical drawing and English
at Oahu College received by the
last mail from the Coast an ap-
pointment as instructor in mechan-
80, ~ CorneIl TTniversitv his alma /